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Club Noah Isabelle: Pristine Paradise Rendezvous

By Christine S. Dayrit | May 31, 2004 - 12:00am

Thick blankets of dust spiraled in mid-air as our Asian Spirit flight to Taytay, Palawan landed after an hour and a half from Manila. Within the vicinity, no community – except of course for the seemingly...

Travel and Tourism