We were supposed to get home on one late afternoon when our ride offered us to pass by the Eco-Garden first since it is still open anyways. Going home to where I stay downtown was a breeze also (take a multicab going to the city for 15php) Entrance Fee is cheap (40php) so it wasn't much of a burden for us. For me, it is quite small (though already renovated) but it is a good venue to learn about the remaining ecological resources that we have within Palawan. From bearcats to butterflies, local peacocks, scorpions and small crocs, it's such a wonderful thing that the locals are very much dedicated to conserving these and maintaining balance with our ecosystem. I must say that I learned so much from what they have told us, esp. about the local tribes in Palawan which were living in the existing tribal village. I'm FIlipino and it's just now that I had the chance to learn about the culture there, so whether you're a local or a foreign traveller, feel free to try to ask as much as you can to appreciate what you see in the place. If you can, you can also donate on their tip box as everything will go to the conservation and improvement of the garden.

Lots of different butterflies and well organised. Floor can be a little slippy if wearing sandals with no grip. All my family loved it and it's worth to stop and see.

The tribal village is interesting also. They show you how to use many instruments: lighting fire, bamboo blow dart, musical instruments etc :)