While this festival primarily takes place in Cebu, it is also celebrated in various parts of the country, including Palawan. It features colorful processions, traditional dances, and street parties.

This music and arts festival usually takes place in Puerto Galera, another popular destination in Mindoro, but it may also be of interest to visitors in Palawan due to its proximity.

This festival celebrates the importance of forests and nature conservation in Palawan. It includes tree-planting activities, exhibitions, and cultural performances.

While this festival is more commonly celebrated in Marinduque, it may also be observed in Palawan. The Moriones Festival features reenactments of the story of Longinus, the soldier who was blind in one eye and later converted to Christianity.

This festival is a tribute to the Virgin Mary and typically involves gatherings, processions, and floral offerings.

This day marks the liberation of Palawan from Japanese occupation during World War II. Various commemorative events and ceremonies may take place around this time.

This event celebrates Palawan's bountiful seafood offerings with food stalls, cooking demonstrations, and seafood-centric activities.

While not directly related to El Nido, this celebration in the capital of Palawan may include parades, cultural performances, and other festivities.