Coconut Palace is a government building located within the Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex, constructed in 1978 from Philippine hardwood, coconut shells, and specially engineered coconut lumber, featuring an octagonal design with seven guest rooms named after Philippine provinces. The palace serves as a venue for weddings and state functions, showcasing distinctive architectural elements including a 101 coconut-shell chandelier and a dining table inlaid with 40,000 tiny coconut shell pieces that celebrate the coconut as the 'tree of life.'
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