Palawan Museum: A Cultural Repository

Palawan Museum highlights the rich cultural heritage of the Palawan region through its diverse collections.

Founded in 1970 and located in the former City Hall building near Mendoza Park, the museum has a significant role in preserving Palawan's ethnological and archaeological heritage. It features two floors of exhibits with detailed explanations in English, emphasizing the importance of both everyday and ritual objects within the local culture.

Noteworthy Exhibits

🖼️ Ethnological Pieces: Artifacts illustrating the daily lives of Palawan's indigenous people.

👥 Ritual Objects: Items used in traditional ceremonies, showcasing cultural practices.

📚 Archaeological Finds: Significant historical artifacts that tell the story of Palawan's past.

Currently closed, Palawan Museum is accessible for future visits when it reopens, making it ideal for tourists, families, and historians interested in the region's heritage.