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Training on Basic First Aid & Emergency Response

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Rizal, officially the Municipality of Jose P. Rizal, is a 1st class municipality in the province of Palawan, Philippines. According to the 2015 census, it has a population of 50,096 people.

Prior to its formation as a separate municipality, the place was known as Tarumpitao Point and was part of the Municipality of Quezon. By virtue of Batas Pambansa Blg. 386, it was formed as a municipality on April 14, 1983, called Marcos. It was renamed after José Rizal in 1987 through Republic Act No. 6652

Double Island Water Park

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  • White sand beach
  • Put up Artificial reefs around the area, to have a future diving site.
  • Zipline from Bulalok to the island, bulalok overlooking deck
  • Banana boat rides, jet ski, surfing, para-sailing
  • Mangrove kayaking/paddle boat

Araw ng Katutubo, Tau’t Batu Festival & Tribal Games

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  • Give recognition to Indigenous people. Tribal games, Tabad Mixing contest, traditional song & dance competition.
  • This event can be held during the fruit season, and at the same time showcasing Rizal as the FRUIT BASKET OF PALAWAN.

 

White Water Tubing (Tube Rafting)

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  • Develop the area as venue of White Water Tubing (Tube Rafting), in which, it will be the first of its kind in Palawan.
  • At least 10km long with rapids, swimming and camping area. Target area is Ilog-ilog River in Campong-ulay or Malambunga River in Punta Baja.
  • Locate a safe and nice area near the river that has a good site for camping overnight.

Agro-Tourism

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  • Encourage and support farmers with their existing plants; (i.e. rubber, coconut, cacao, fruit trees, wild fruit bearing trees, etc.)
  • Experience riding a carabao around the farm.

Singnapan Valley Tourism (Tau’t Bato area & Ransang)

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  • Build & establish tourism Information Center/counter/desk in Sitio Balen-balen, Ransang for tourists logbook, Collection of fees/charges, etc.
  • Develop an area/cave for tourists to stay/sleep/cook.
  • Tell them to maintain their caves or even stay in the caves to preserve their culture and attract tourists. If possible, give incentives. In return, they must make souvenir items while in the cave.
  • Build hanging bridge, canopy walk and/or zip line near the tribe in singnapan.
  • Locate and develop Buar-Buar Falls as an added attraction in the area.
  • Train guides and porters for proper tour guiding techniques. (Lectures, Seminars, Training)