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• EL NIDO PALAWAN.
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• El Nido is one of the most popular tropical paradises on Palawan Island. This coastal town is located on the northernmost tip of Palawan and home to an
abundance of stunning white sandy beaches and incredible lagoons (e.g., Big Lagoon, Small Lagoon and Secret Lagoon) waiting for you to explore.
• El Nido, also known as Bacuit, has been inhabited by humans since at least 2680 BC, possibly as early as 22,000 years ago. [7] This was confirmed by fossils and burial sites dating back to the Late Neolithic Age that can be
found in many caves and excavation sites surrounding the municipality, particularly in Dewil Valley's Ille Cave in New Ibajay. Chinese traders regularly visited the area of Palawan for its edible birds' nests during the
Song dynasty (960–1279). The island was mentioned in Chinese records of 1225. Chau Ju-Kua, a trade commissioner of the port of Chuan, wrote about the island, Pa-Lao-Yu or Land of Beautiful Harbors, in his book
Chu Fan Chi.[5]
• The town traces its roots from a small Tagbanwa village called Talindak. Sometime in the 16th century, waves of migrants from Cuyo Islands settled in the area. In the 1800s, the Spaniards arrived, and they moved to the
area where the present-day Población and Mabini are located. [5] The first Spanish families were the Canovas, Vázquez, Ríos, and Rey. In 1890, the Spaniards renamed it Bacuit. At the time, the center of the town was
Cabigsing, then known as Inventario. Chinese families moved into the area about the same period, first settling in Langeblangeban. The first Chinese settlers were named Lim, Chin, Liao, Edsan, Ambao, Que-Ke, Lim Piao, Yu
His, Pe Phan, and Pe Khen.[5]
• During the Spanish colonial era, the town was under the jurisdiction of the Municipality of Taytay, which was the capital of the former Province of Calamianes from 1818, and the Province of Castilla, the area of what is now
known as northern Palawan, from 1858. It remained part of Taytay until 1916, when it formally became an independent municipality. [5] The new municipality was then known as Bacuit.
• On June 17, 1954, Republic Act No. 1140 [8] was approved, changing the name of the town from Bacuit to its present name, El Nido, after the edible nests of swiftlets (collocalia fuciphaga) found in the crevices of its limestone
cliffs. These nests, nido in Spanish, the main ingredient for the gourmet nido soup, are being sold at approximately US$ 3,000 per kilogram.[6]
• El Nido, also known as Bacuit, has been inhabited by humans since at least 2680 BC, possibly as early as 22,000 years ago. [7] This was confirmed by fossils and burial sites dating back to the Late Neolithic Age that can be
found in many caves and excavation sites surrounding the municipality, particularly in Dewil Valley's Ille Cave in New Ibajay. Chinese traders regularly visited the area of Palawan for its edible birds' nests during the
Song dynasty (960–1279). The island was mentioned in Chinese records of 1225. Chau Ju-Kua, a trade commissioner of the port of Chuan, wrote about the island, Pa-Lao-Yu or Land of Beautiful Harbors, in his book
Chu Fan Chi.[5]
• The town traces its roots from a small Tagbanwa village called Talindak. Sometime in the 16th century, waves of migrants from Cuyo Islands settled in the area. In the 1800s, the Spaniards arrived, and they moved to the
area where the present-day Población and Mabini are located. [5] The first Spanish families were the Canovas, Vázquez, Ríos, and Rey. In 1890, the Spaniards renamed it Bacuit. At the time, the center of the town was
Cabigsing, then known as Inventario. Chinese families moved into the area about the same period, first settling in Langeblangeban. The first Chinese settlers were named Lim, Chin, Liao, Edsan, Ambao, Que-Ke, Lim Piao, Yu
His, Pe Phan, and Pe Khen.[5]
• During the Spanish colonial era, the town was under the jurisdiction of the Municipality of Taytay, which was the capital of the former Province of Calamianes from 1818, and the Province of Castilla, the area of what is now
known as northern Palawan, from 1858. It remained part of Taytay until 1916, when it formally became an independent municipality. [5] The new municipality was then known as Bacuit.
• On June 17, 1954, Republic Act No. 1140 [8] was approved, changing the name of the town from Bacuit to its present name, El Nido, after the edible nests of swiftlets (collocalia fuciphaga) found in the crevices of its limestone
cliffs. These nests, nido in Spanish, the main ingredient for the gourmet nido soup, are being sold at approximately US$ 3,000 per kilogram.[6]
 ALSO SOME BEAUTIFUL BEACHES TO
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• LAS CABANAS BEACH RESORT

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 ALSO SOME BEAUTIFUL BEACHES TO
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LAS CABANAS BEACH RESORT.

• LAS CABANAS BEACH RESORT

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• LAS CABANAS BEACH RESORT
Las Cabanas Beach: The Nearest Beach To El NidoLas Cabanas
Beach holds its name from Las Cabanas Resort, one of the
oldest resort in El Nido. Very easy to access, it's located just a
few minutes away from El Nido town and very popular among
tourists.
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• . EL NIDO GARDEN RESORT
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You're eligible for a Genius discount at El Nido Garden Resort! To save at this property, all you
have to do is sign in.
El Nido Garden Resort features an outdoor swimming pool, garden, a restaurant and bar in El
Nido. The resort also provides free WiFi as well as a paid airport shuttle service. The resort will
provide guests with air-conditioned rooms offering a desk, an electric tea pot, a fridge, a minibar,
a safety deposit box, a TV, a terrace and a private bathroom with a bidet. El Nido Garden Resort
has certain units with sea views, and the rooms are equipped with a balcony. At the
accommodation every room is equipped with bed linen and towels. El Nido Beach is a few steps
from El Nido Garden Resort, while Caalan Beach is a 5-minute walk away. The nearest airport is El
Nido Airport, 3.7 miles from the resort.
Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 9.0 for a two-person trip.
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• MATINLOC RESORT
Featuring free WiFi and a spa center, Matinloc Resort offers accommodations in El Nido, 2.6 mi from
Big Lagoon El Nido. The resort has a private beach area and water sports facilities. Each room at this
resort is air conditioned and has a flat-screen TV. Certain units have views of the sea or garden. Rooms
include a private bathroom. Extras include bathrobes, slippers and free toiletries. You will find a 24-
hour front desk at the property. Other facilities include an infinity pool and library. You can play table
tennis at this resort, and enjoy complimentary snorkeling and kayaking. The resort also offers boat hire
to explore nearby islands. Matinloc Shrine is 2 mi from Matinloc Resort, while Small Lagoon El Nido is
2.4 mi away. Guests can enjoy buffet and a la carte meals at the in house restaurant, while room
service is also available. We would like to gently remind you that the resort does not serve nor sell
alcoholic drinks, however, you may bring your own without any corkage. *Boat transfers are not
available after 05:00 PM from El Nido Town to the property. Kindly contact the property for more
details. *Terrace Suites are located in the mountain cliff with 99 steps from the ground. *Guests are
not allowed to fly any drone within the property's vicinity for guests' security and privacy.
*Confirmation for airport pick-up is needed. Please contact the property for more details. *Guests
must provide a valid form of government regulated identification (eg. passport, ID card, driver’s
license, etc.) upon check-in.
Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 9.3 for a two-person trip.
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• KARUNA EL NIDO VILLAS
Karuna El Nido Villas is a unique boutique resort that offers exceptional Villas, Joglos,
Studios and Lumbungs to guests who want to experience the tranquility of El Nido and its
Bacuit Bay with Karuna El Nido Villas that provides all resort style amenities to cater for a
high-end vacation experience with infinity pool, restaurant, sunset deck/bar, security,
services etc. Every unit is designed in an Indonesian style and completely manufactured and
imported from Indonesia and Bali, from its wood to marble, tiles and paintings. LIVE IN THE
ENCHANTMENT OF NOW !!
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THANK YOU!!
• EL NIDO PALAWAN.