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San Jose
San Jose is a city in Palawan, Philippines. It is interesting for the traveller only because from here you can access the muddy path leading to Port Barton.
Get in
Buses arrive from Puerto Princesa, Sabang and El Nido. Only the bus from Puerto Princesa goes all the way to Port Barton, so if you're coming from somewhere else and going to Port Barton, you'll have change buses here.
Get out
Going to Port Barton, you can either wait for the bus from Puerto Princesa or hire a motorcycle to take you the rest of the way to Port Barton. The bus is much cheaper but only runs when there are enough passenger boarding in Puerto Princesa, so you might have to hire a motorcycle.
Get in
Buses arrive from Puerto Princesa, Sabang and El Nido. Only the bus from Puerto Princesa goes all the way to Port Barton, so if you're coming from somewhere else and going to Port Barton, you'll have change buses here.
Get out
Going to Port Barton, you can either wait for the bus from Puerto Princesa or hire a motorcycle to take you the rest of the way to Port Barton. The bus is much cheaper but only runs when there are enough passenger boarding in Puerto Princesa, so you might have to hire a motorcycle.
Tuguegarao City
The City of Tuguegarao is a second class city in the province of Cagayan, Philippines. It is the capital city of Cagayan & the regional capital of Region 2. It is located on the Cagayan River, near the southern border of the province, at 17°37′N, 121°43′E.
According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 120,645 people in 22,311 households.
Languages commonly spoken are Ytawes, Ybanag and Ilokano.
Tuguegarao was once the only first class municipality in the province of Cagayan. It has served as the provincial capital of Cagayan since 1893 because of the notable socio-economic progress of the town. In 1975, having adequate facilities and amenities aside from being the region's geographic center and having capabilities of serving as the administrative seat of government for the region, Tuguegarao was declared the regional capital of Region II (Cagayan Valley).
According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 120,645 people in 22,311 households.
Languages commonly spoken are Ytawes, Ybanag and Ilokano.
Tuguegarao was once the only first class municipality in the province of Cagayan. It has served as the provincial capital of Cagayan since 1893 because of the notable socio-economic progress of the town. In 1975, having adequate facilities and amenities aside from being the region's geographic center and having capabilities of serving as the administrative seat of government for the region, Tuguegarao was declared the regional capital of Region II (Cagayan Valley).
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