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Culion

Palawan

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Culion is known for its beautiful islands, beaches, coral reefs, and historic connection to the former Culion leper colony. The Culion Museum and Archives preserves important records and objects from that period, while the old Culion Sanatorium and historic church form part of the town’s heritage. Today, clear waters, diving sites, and island scenery are drawing more visitors to Culion.

Type
Municipality
Province
Palawan
Region
MIMAROPA Region
Island
Luzon
Area Size
499.59
Latitude
11.83528
Longitude
119.9933

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