A uniquely memorable and meaningful visit:
Deep Archaeological and Historical Significance
Birthplace of Philippine Prehistory: Tabon Cave is dubbed the Cradle of Philippine Civilisation because it yielded some of the oldest modern human fossils (Tabon Man) in the country, with archaeological layers dating back tens of thousands of years.

Rich Artefact Legacy: Excavations have uncovered a long sequence of cultural materials — from stone tools to jar burials — offering rare insights into how early humans lived, adapted, and evolved in Southeast Asia.
The cave complex sits on Lipsun Point, a dramatic limestone promontory overlooking the West Philippine Sea. The setting alone — rugged cliffs, jungle backdrop, marine horizon — adds a scenic dimension that deepens the impact of the human storey you’re exploring.
it’s the depth of history you’re stepping into, the stories encoded in artefacts and cave layers, and the blend of cultural, scientific, and natural exploration.