The Tabon Caves are a series of limestone caves located in the municipality of Quezon, in the province of Palawan, Philippines. These caves are significant for their archaeological importance, as they are believed to be one of the earliest sites of human habitation in the Philippines, dating back over 50,000 years. The caves contain ancient artifacts, including tools and pottery, which provide insights into the lives of early Filipinos. In addition to their archaeological value, the Tabon Caves are also known for their stunning natural beauty. The caves feature impressive rock formations and are surrounded by lush vegetation. They are part of the Tabon Cave Complex, which is a protected area and a popular destination for both tourists and researchers interested in the history and ecology of the region.