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It's my first time to be in Coron, Palawan and I can say that it was a very rewarding experience. The place is very relaxing and it's like you are in a paradise. The planning, research, discussion and all the drama that comes with the planning really paid off. It took us more or less than four (4) months before we embark on this journey (hmmm..a lot of time spent on planning..). Some backed out, some just came with us as a surprise (1 day before our scheduled trip). But no matter who we're with we just enjoyed the moment that we are in Coron, Palawan..So if you are planning your trip to Coron Palawan, read on and the details here may help you plan ahead of time.. In order to get to Coron Palawan we took the Cebu Pacific airlines via Busuanga Airport. You may click here for your preferred scheduled flights http://www.cebupacificair.com/ . Most of the time, Cebu Pacific is much cheaper than Philippine Airlines (PAL) so if you have a tight budget then this is definitely for y...
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Caring for your Shitzhu puppies...

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