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PUERTO PRINCE-<br />
you can marvel at them. If you’re lucky, you might even be<br />
able to catch one of them but, make sure to release them<br />
back so they can still breed and increase their numbers.<br />
Once the cruise is over, your dinner will be waiting for you<br />
in a local restaurant. They serve sumptuous Filipino meals<br />
that you will definitely enjoy.<br />
Palawan Butterfly Ecological Garden<br />
and Tribal Village<br />
A visit to the Puerto Princesa City Palawan Butterfly Eco-<br />
Garden and Tribal Village is a must. It is one of the most<br />
76<br />
popular and most frequented tourist destinations in the city.<br />
Formerly known as the Butterfly Garden, this one of a kind<br />
attraction continuously draws more and more tourists to visit<br />
their place for an environmental and a cultural experience.<br />
This ecological garden promotes environmental awareness by<br />
means of showcasing a variety of butterflies, other insects<br />
and some other endemic and endangered species. Inside the<br />
garden you can find a diversity of flora and fauna. In the heart<br />
of the butterfly garden is this wooden stand which holds and<br />
showcases the different stages of butterfly metamorphosis.<br />
Unfortunately at the present time there are slightly fewer<br />
butterflies in there now as compared to how many butterflies<br />
they used to have there before. It’s just sad that the butterflies<br />
are not that many anymore and they’re not that big.<br />
But in spite of that, you can still enjoy the presence of the<br />
butterflies and the other insects and animals in there. As there is a<br />
wide variety of fauna added to the attractions of the Eco-Garden<br />
are animals and insects like the stag beetle, giant scorpions,<br />
geckos, stick insects, turtles and baby saltwater crocodiles.<br />
Palawan Wildlife Rescue and<br />
Conservation Center<br />
The Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center is<br />
located south of Puerto Princesa city center. As the park is<br />
too far for the tricycles to go you will have to hire or ride a<br />
jeepney or a multicab and is about 30 minutes to the south of<br />
the city and a few short distance from the Iwahig Penal Farm.<br />
The Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center was<br />
formerly known as the Crocodile Farm and Nature Park, and