Palawan Museum

I recently visited Palawan Museum with my friends, and we genuinely enjoyed learning about the rich history and culture of Palawan. The museum may not be very big, but it’s packed with meaningful artifacts, traditional clothing, archaeological finds, and detailed exhibits about the indigenous tribes and early settlers of the island. We especially appreciated how the displays clearly explained Palawan’s cultural heritage, making it easy to understand even if you’re not deeply into history. The preserved tools, pottery, and historical photos gave us a deeper appreciation of how life was in the past. It was a quiet and educational experience, perfect for anyone who wants to know more about the roots of Palawan beyond the beaches and tourist spots.

Its okay for a local museum , 1st floor exhibit is about the tabon cave , early humans settlements in palawan , fossils and fauna , 2nd floor is about the tribe and cultures of early palaweños , the gallery about the babaylan is a informative yet gives a creepy vibe specially when the wind makes the gongs sound Overall history afficionado can appreciate this museum , but the casuals i think not much. It needs to upgraded and feature new exhbits

04.2022 Visited the Palawan Museum in Puerto Princesa and was fascinated by the rich history and culture of Palawan! The museum's exhibits showcase the province's unique heritage, from its indigenous tribes to its significant historical events. The displays are well-curated. A must-visit for anyone interested in learning more about Palawan's fascinating story. Great spot for locals and tourists alike. +the entrance fee is cheap.

We had expected more to see. There are some interesting exhibits, but unless you read all the information about the local tribes you are through in 30 minutes. The entrance fee is 60 pesos p. p.

Small museum but is still worth visiting.

Diving into the past at the Palawan Museum Unveiling the captivating history and culture of Palawan, one exhibit at a time. A journey that left me both enlightened and inspired. Swipe, learn, and wander through the chapters of this island's rich heritage.

The museum is a little bit old but you will understand the Palawenos culture in the displayed artifacts. You need to pay 50 pesos as entrance fee for adult.

A must visit when you’re in Puerto Princessa. Sadly, it’s not offered in any of the city tours. You can still visit privately. You can go here via public transpo (trike or multi-cab). Transpo via multi cab is cheaper. The entrance fee to the museum is P50. There are no guides but the information posted for each exhibit is sufficient . There are two floors for this museum. I particularly enjoyed the exhibit about the version of Baybayin that originated in Palaw’ an. I also bought a T-shirt with Baybayin print that can only be found in the museum.