Big Lagoon, Lagoon in the Philippines
Big Lagoon is a breathtaking turquoise waterbody known for its stunning limestone cliffs.
The area around Big Lagoon has been inhabited for thousands of years by indigenous peoples.
The lagoon plays an important role in local folklore and traditions.
Visitors to Big Lagoon must secure permits as part of environmental conservation efforts.
The lagoon is only accessible by boat, creating an exclusive and serene experience.
Location: Coron
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