While the once Muslim greater part populace in Mindanao was lessened to 40% subsequently of the flood of Christian Filipino pioneers in the twentieth century, starting at 2015 Muslims were accounted for by the Routledge Handbook of Southeast Asian Democratization as shaping a "lion's share" in Palawan, and additionally the Sulu Archipelago.[28] However, different sources had prior announced a 50-50 part amongst Muslims and Christians—with Muslims packed for the most part in the south of Palawan.
There are Buddhists - fundamentally Vietnamese refugees[citation needed] who settled in Palawan, and additionally some ethnic Chinese Buddhists. One eminent Vietnamese Buddhist Temple in Palawan is Chùa Vạn Pháp.
The greater part of the ethnic minorities, for example, Batak and Tagbanwa are animists, however many have progressed toward becoming Christians (typically Protestant) or have joined different factions.
Palawan Islam and Other Groups
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