Quezon

Quezon is a municipality in Palawan, south of Narra, known for its agricultural production and the Tabon Caves -- a UNESCO Tentative Site where the earliest human remains in the Philippines were found.

Quezon is a municipality in southern Palawan that is home to the Tabon Caves, one of the most important archaeological sites in the Philippines where the Tabon Man -- the earliest known human remains in the country -- was discovered. The town is surrounded by forests, farmland, and limestone karst formations similar to those found further north in El Nido. Agriculture, fishing, and small-scale tourism are the main economic activities.

By Plane

Fly to Puerto Princesa (PPS), then 2 hr south by bus.

Tricycles and habal-habal.

• Tabon Caves -- Important archaeological site with ancient human remains.

• Tour the Tabon Cave complex -- Guided tours.

Local carinderias serve Filipino meals.

Fresh buko juice from market vendors.

• Budget: Quezon Lodge -- from P500.

Visit the public market for local produce, handicrafts, and souvenirs. Prices are usually negotiable at the market.

• Puerto Princesa -- 2 hr north.
• Narra -- 30 min north.