kayangan lake & twin lagoon coron palawan 

History of Kayangan Lake
The lake has a long history of local lore and tradition behind it, and increasing tourist numbers have seen the boundaries between the Tagbanua people and tourists pushed to the limits.
Kayangan Lake is the ancestral domain of the indigenous Tagbanua people who call Coron home. The Tagbanua believe in Panyain or spirits that dwell in nature, including the lakes, trees, and the seas. According to local legend, the lake was formed by a massive earthquake that caused the surrounding mountains to crumble, creating the jagged limestone cliffs that are now one of the defining features of the landscape.
There are plenty of must-see attractions in Coron, and TWIN LAGOON is one of the most popular. This great location is a lagoon made up of two bodies of water separated by stunning limestone cliffs on one of the several islets that make up the Calamian Archipelago in Palawan. It has some of the region's most outstanding geological features, and its breathtaking landscape and unrivaled natural beauty make it a must-see destination.