This is the second time around in Palawan (Puerto Princesa-El Nido-Liminangcong) that happened last September 30 until October 13, 2015. But first, let me blog about Liminangcong as an off the beaten path I’ve ever done in my life.
How To Get To Liminangcong?
Liminangcong is a small town in Palawan. A friend of mine invited me to go there as she has now a family.
- From El Nido, I took the bus and asked the driver to drop me at Cataban Crossing. Waiting for a van going to Liminangcong was not easy as there were people waited on the waiting shed. To make things easy for me, I hired a motorcycle for P500.
- From Puerto Princesa, you need to go to the terminal. You can take a bus which is cheaper. A van is more expensive (around P450-P500) but convenient.
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Arrived Safely in Liminangcong
Going to Liminangcong was not easy as the road was really difficult. I arrived there about an hour. Good thing I arrived safely. So happy to finally meet my friend’s family.
I brought my laptop with me so as a digital nomad I was able to work. On a Sunday, we decided to have an island hopping with the family. We were so lucky that we were able to borrow the boat without paying anything. I could say I was really lucky.
Getting Around Liminangcong
We rented a bike for an hour and we were able to roam around the town before going to the island hopping. We saw a little spring with a family enjoying the cold water.
Well, would you ever stay in this place?
Off to our island hopping and we saw this bridge that gave me the idea for a photography session.
I was really happy about this trip as there was no tourist around but just me. This is the feeling of exploring beautiful islands and beaches as if you’re the first person who discovered it. Well, I am happier now that I captured this on my camera.
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We settled on this island for our lunch and this is a very cool place for snorkeling. I always have my snorkeling mask and gear with me. Too bad, I don’t have an underwater camera.
We settled on this island for only few hours then dark clouds started to appear. As much as I wanted to stay longer on the island we need to get back to our place as we have a little kid with us.
Something to appreciate Mother Nature, I love seeing rainbows!
Few hours before I have to leave Liminangcong, I asked some friends if there was a waterfall nearby since we saw a spring. The family who enjoyed the spring told us about it so with friends, we went on a little hiking. The rain started to pour and my DSLR camera was at risk. Good thing, I was able to get some photos as if I was using a GoPro.
I would love to bring my friends here someday. We can buy food at the market and rent the boat. It’s a trip worth sharing with friends.
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Waaaaaaaaaaa! Ka nice! Ari niya ta dili nila Maria ug Liz Rox!!! Giunsa nimo pagpic ang naa sa under the bridge? Imong gibitay ang cam? hehe
Kresia, ako ra ga pic ani… hehehe! 😀
ang nag pic nako under the bridge ke ako ra sad amiga hehe
Wow! That’s a pretty place! Will check out this place the next time we go to Palawan.
Indeed a nice place. There is no guesthouses for travelers or tourists. If you know someone who lives there, it’s better.
HI Roxanne
will you recommend Liminangcong ? 🙂 Can you tell us what needs to be improved?
Hi Pyke,
Liminangcong is not a touristy place. I went there to visit a friend. People there are living there peacefully without any tourists. It’s a small town and I call it a nice hideaway. 🙂
It’s so nice to read a blog that is all about Liminangcong for the first time 😊 Sana natry niyo din ung Public school na nasa taas ng hill 😊 maganda din ung view
Hi Kimley,
Pumunta ako nang isang public school kaso maulan that time.
Hi taga Liminangcong and im so happy to see ur blog, thank you sa post ng magagandang pictUres at nagustuhan mo ang town ng liminangcong. Godbless!
Hi Nova,
Liminangcong is a paradise. 🙂
I grew up in that little Paradise…
Cool 😀
The place where I grew up! plan to visit again Liminangcong one day…Thanks for sharing ang ganda!
It was nice there as in superb!
I’d love to explore these off-the-beaten places in Palawan. The beaches may not be as beautiful in El Nido or Coron, but there’s quiet for those looking to unwind. 🙂
Limnangcong is beautiful especially to those neighboring islands that are uninhabited during our island hopping. The beaches are nice there too. I can’t say it’s not as beautiful as el Nido or coron because everything is unique and has its own beauty.
It’s a paradise because it’s unspoiled. It’s a nice getaway. The water is clean and the locals can easily fish near the port. If only it has nice internet reception there,I can stay there longer. 😊
I’m still trying to figure out when to stay that’s close by there. What town and hotel?
You should go to El Nido, Palawan. Liminangcong is not a touristy place so there is no hotels, ATM, restaurants. But from El Nido, you can ask the locals if they can bring you here. I stayed with a friend so I was here like a local. 😊
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