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Palawan

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Araceli is known for its beaches, islands, mangrove areas, and clear coastal waters that offer opportunities for island hopping and snorkeling. The municipality also has quiet rural communities and fishing villages that give visitors a glimpse of everyday island life. Forested hills, farmland, and long coastlines shape its landscape.

Type
Municipality
Province
Palawan
Region
MIMAROPA Region
Island
Luzon
Area Size
204.3
Latitude
10.5529
Longitude
119.9904

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