Puerto Prinsesa City NOT Davao City? & the Wonders of the World :-)

As long as there are rivers and islands, i would love to see it. The only thing i can think of here is Table Mountain in Cape Town. Very spectacular. But the wind's always feisty on that one. TATA.

Actually I've never heard about those cities. But of Grand Cayon I've heard xD I haven't been there though, but I have planned to go there some day. I didn't know, that Mount Apo is a nominee of the New World 7 Wonders. I was glad to learn something new, because everyday here on myLot is Learning and fun :D

It got me curios so I research that in wikipedia and found that it still is Davao City because it is larger by 44 sq. km. since Puerto is 2,400 sq km and Davao is 2444 sq km. So I think Davao is still bigger vs. Puerto. I think both have high potential to become a very prosperous cities because they can tapped the land they occupy it could accommodate many businesses and residents to come in their place. They have beautiful spots they can develop for toruism as well.

Hi there. I am a proud Filipino and I have heard so much of those cities that you have mentioned. However, I haven't been there in any of the two. But as soon as I will be able to have my vacation, I'm planning to visit Puerto Prinsesa and the famous underground river. I am actually so excited to be there because as seen from some photos it is absolutely beautiful! Happy mylotting.

I've never been to those places, i wish i could, I'm from Baguio City and those places are from here. The best places i've been is in Puerto Galera, Mindoro. Nice beaches there, we went snorkeling and island hopping. It was last Novermber. Then the highest peak i've been is in Mt. Pulag. It was the December of 2008. It's the second highest peak in the Philippines. It's cold up there, added that it was foggy and rained from time to time. We even slept in the cold ground, the water was soaking up our sleeping bags. It was an unforgettable experience. I would go back up that mountain only if it's not raining again.

I'm from Cebu but I've never been to this places. Even if were locals, we can't afford to go to Puerto Princesa resorts because they offer a big amount of money just to relax. I know that there are cheaper ones but If you want good service, You can't afford it.

i have seen mt apo and have been to palawan. i can say that both places are nice. we have been to dos palmas. but personally i like palawan more because we stayed in the island for 3 days, whereas in davao we went to the city. and i am a nature lover.

I lived here in Davao city and this is my very favorite place because everything is so peaceful here, I love the neighborhood, plus the air and water are clean, the traffic is not really punishing and every place and landmarks are accessible even in one ride. Employment is good also, the foods are excellent and everything is so affordable.

Hi! Prime as you well know I am from Puerto Princesa City. I would like you ( all mylotters) to know that Puerto Princesa City is the second largest city in the Philippines, (after Davao) in terms of total land area. Our City is also known as the "City in the Forest" because of our unified love and passion and responsibility for the protection of environment. Voting is still on. Hope you can help and make history for us. For those who wanna vote please visit www.new7wonders.com for more details. Thanking you in advance.

I've been to Davao City, and its a large wide City with peaceful atmosphere and people. I guess Davao City is the city in the Philippines with the lowest crimes even until now... There also mountain peaks that will let you see the whole wide davao... But I also hope to visit the underground river...

i've heard of these places from the net but am not sure exactly where they are except that they are in the philippines. and i would love to visit them one day.

Yes I have been to both cities and both are lovely in their own ways. We had our annual trip this year to Davao City and we went zorbing and had tried the zipline. We were at Palawan last year and the place is really breath taking. There are so many things to do there. We tried fire fly watching in Iwahig, visited the penal farm in Iwahig as well. This is the largest penal institution in our country with no wails. The prisoners can roam freely and do work on the fields as their punishment. We went snorkeling at Honda Bay, had a mangrove paddle tour just near the port where you usually go on your way to the Underground River. The limestone mountains are a great sight to see too. I really want to go back to Palawan and explore Coron and El Nido. Geez! I can't get enough of Palawan!