Mendoza Park

I wouldn't call something this small a park, but if that's what they say, so be it. For such a small place, they fit a lot in there and you can sit down and relax for a while. I saw a lot of young people having fun and spending time there. Due to the small amphitheater, I assume that some shows and performances are organized there. I wasn't lucky enough to see it, but I saw it

Mendoza Park in Puerto Princesa is the heart of Palawan's beauty and community spirit. From the moment you step in, you're embraced by the serene surroundings and the delightful blend of nature and urban life. The park's stunning waterfront view is a sight to behold, especially during sunset. It's the perfect spot to unwind, enjoy a leisurely stroll, or simply sit back and savor the moment.

This park has been a popular landmark in Puerto Princesa for as long as I can remember. It is strategically located in the heart of the city, and is a go-to venue for a wide array of events and competitions. On most days, you'll witness a number of students doing performance rehearsals and sports practice here. There are also food stalls around the area. Aside from that though, you'll find not much of exciting activities here, in comparison to Puerto Princesa baywalk. Maybe 30 minutes would already be a generous amount of time for a visit.

A bit gloomy when visited, I assume when people have any gathering there it looks happier.

The place is nice. I personally think that it just need spots/points where people can take shed when it rains aside from the covered stage itself because its usually close