Comments on: Palanan – the town that time forgot.

By: Margel

Margel — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 22:50:47 +0000

I am encouraging you to visit palanan, as if its gonna be the last paradise on earth for those who have not yet gone there. I have not yet gone home since 1995. Im sure malaki na pinagbago ngayon. Kumusta kamon atanan han.Mabuhay kam a atanan…

Margel

By: Janice

Janice — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 05:11:06 +0000

i havn’t been to Palanan, but while reading this article and comments, i was imagined that Palanan is a ‘Paradise’.

i was born in cabatuan, isabela but i felt i was a stranger to my own province. i didn’t even memorize all the towns of isabela. there are three places that are very common to me, Cabatuan, Cuayan and Santiago only, and the rest? i don’t know.

we had a trip going to Palanan this september, with my friend. he was born in there. i really am exited to our upcoming adventurous trip. it will be my first ride in a plane, yes! it’s my first time.

i love environment, i want to see those so called ‘remote places’ in palanan. i want to meet the people there, eventhough i didn’t know much about their dialect but i have a little bit of idea about paranan, like ‘uhu’ means yes and awan or ‘andak’ means no, if im not mistaken.

By: Margel Cauilan

Margel Cauilan — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 04:48:41 +0000

I was born in Dimasari Palanan, Isabela. Truly Palanan is blessed with vast natural.I love Palanan very much.. Miss You Palanan..

By: querubin

querubin — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 06:40:57 +0000

my province is in ilagan isabela.but today im here in laguna.even me asking on how to go in palanan.i think palanan is lack of information to tourist.i hope that palanan will known of its natural beauty not just local but globally.

By: Annika

Annika — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 08:38:44 +0000

I am from Delfin Albano Isabela and now lives here in Manila. I’d love to visit Palanan and I am curious about the place. I’ve been surfing for more pictures of this hidden paradise but I am not succesful. I think I really should go to this place and post every picture I’d capture. =)

I believe that Palanan’s lack of an accessible road is a gift itself. We wouldnt want it to be overly crowded like Boracay, right? So, enjoy the hardships of getting there and when you reach the place, embrace the reward of its enchanting beauty.

BTW,is it safe to go on October??

Best,
Annika

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By: John

John — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 04:18:07 +0000

Hi everyone

A Kano here (well, British). I have been living in San Mateo in Isabela for 2+ years and would love to see Palanan. Every time I look at Google Earth the place beckons as a remote wilderness which must contain much beauty. Glad to see people have confirmed this.

Can anyone help with the practicalities. My relatives put me off going because “I will be kidnapped/there is NPA activity/the planes always crash.”

I don’t believe any of it, but can anyone supply details of the air service from Cauayan (cost, frequency) and if we get there would there be places to stay, etc.

Thanks in advance for all help.

Best wishes

John

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