Tourism

isla puting buhangin

The stretch of white sand bar hosts migratory birds during Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) months.

Seven lines reef

In 2016, the municipal council of Aborlan declared the Seven Line Reef as a marine protected area (MPA), covering 79,910 hectares under Municipal Ordinance No. 08 with budget allocation.

A study on the status of six MPAs in September 2020 by Western Philippines University based on perception of MPA managers and local communities said Seven Line Reef has initial record on the number of target fish species (229), number of mangroves (23 species) and number of seagrass (8 species) which were taken in 2015. The other MPAs have no record of mangrove or seagrass survey or monitoring.

3rd District of Palawan Rep. Edward Hagedorn is proposing to designate the Seven Line Reef, a marine territory in Aborlan town with reputedly healthy coral cover, as a “protected seascape.”

dos four dos farm

The farm is TESDA-accredited training center for short term courses in agriculture.

Lagaw sa Uma Integrated Farm

An Integrated Organic Agri-Tourism Farm and Learning Site established in 2019 by the Palawan State University Multi-Purpose Cooperative (PSU-MPC), it was designed as a Laboratory School by documenting the simple researches conducted at the farm level.

Quincentennial Historical Marker

Officially unveiled in September 22, 2021, the marker commemorates the 500th Anniversary of the circumnavigation of the world. The fleeing survivors of the Battle of Mactan reached the coast of Sitio Marikit, Barangay San Juan Aborlan, Palawan on their way to Malacca sometime in May 1521. Unfortunately, they were driven away by the Tagbanua natives after they were mistaken as pirates.

https://www.nqc.gov.ph/en/map/

https://palawan-news.com/landmark-study-establishes-historical-account-of-magellan-led-voyage-to-palawan/