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Lagen Island
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Ahhh, Palawan. I’m sure you’ve heard about the incomparable island destination that is Palawan. There are many places to stay in for your visit, but if you’re in El Nido, Lagen Island is *the* best resort I’ve stayed in in the Philippines. (Yes, not just in Palawan. I mean the whole country. Thanks to a Nivea press junket!) An ultra-private resort with access to the most beautiful water and scenery the country has to offer. Of course, one of the most expensive places to stay in; but totally worth it if you have the money to spend.
Lagen Island, El Nido, Philippines
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Think of a romantic getaway, and Palawan probably tops the list of most stunning local destinations. Nestled in the luxurious island resort of El Nido, the Lagen Island Chapel is a unique location that allows you to combine the beauty of a beach and church in one unforgettable wedding. Surrounded by limestone walls and panoramic bay views, getting hitched never sounded as dreamy.
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