An area of Palawan
Puerto Princesa is the province's highly urbanized city and its main gateway, set on Puerto Princesa Bay in the middle of the mainland. It reaches across the island to the west coast, where the Puerto-Princesa Subterranean River National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, protects an underground river that runs straight into the sea.

Founded by the Spanish in 1872, it is a meeting place of many cultures, with Cuyonon families among its oldest residents.
Getting around
Puerto Princesa International Airport is in the city proper, and buses and vans for the north leave from the terminal at the New Public Market. Tricycles and jeepneys cover the city; for day trips, vans are arranged through hotels or tour operators.
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