Iwahig Prison and Penal Farm

The site is a 37-unit scenic farm where prisoners and their families grow coconut trees, rice and other crops. There are 4,000 people in prison, many serving sentences in individually divided farm areas, where prisoners can grow the land together with their families. Iwahig is more like a farm than a prison, because prisoners can live with their families and run their land without being guarded, or work in many craft shops that sell souvenirs and handicrafts, Such as hand carved mahogany crafts. The farm is a popular shopping place for tourists to buy handicrafts and Palawan souvenirs. Iwahig labour farm is located 16 km south of the port of Prinssero and takes 35 minutes by tricycle from the city center.

Very special place,. . . . ,,,,,

I have seen reports online before, and it is a very special place, because the culture of each country is different, and the style of imprisonment is different. Don't commit crimes, otherwise you will be sanctioned. La la la

Prison and labor reform farms are a relatively large wide area, here many such prison workers work farms, it is a labor reform.

The area is relatively large, interested friends can go and see.