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Taytay is a historic coastal town famous for housing the majestic Spanish-era Fort Santa Isabel, which overlooks beautiful island-studded waters. Its scenic terrain blends historic fortifications with pristine marine eco-tourism spots.
- Type
- Municipality
- Province
- Palawan
- Region
- MIMAROPA Region
- Island
- Luzon
- Area Size
- 1257.68
- Latitude
- 10.81667
- Longitude
- 119.5167
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