Information about Pangasinan

Pangasinan

Pangasinan, a region in the Philippines' northern Luzon, has long been linked with the Hundred Islands, a natural wonder of 124 islands dispersed breathtakingly across the seas of Lingayen Gulf.

It is more than simply the Hundred Islands that make Pangasinan unique. Besides stunning beaches with fine cream-colored sand, Pangasinan is also home to islands with surrounding sandbars, breathtaking waterfalls and caves, historic villages, and an abundance of culinary delights to be discovered.

 

Best time to visit

With its generally sunny climate, Pangasinan is a wonderful location all year long, with the exception of typhoons and southwest monsoon rains during the wet season, which lasts from June to early October.

Peak Season in Pangasinan

The summer months of March, April, and May are the busiest for tourism arrivals in Pangasinan, with the island's beaches being one of the most popular vacation destinations on the island of Luzon.

Main festival/events in Pangasinan

Additionally, cultural events are organized in various towns around Pangasinan on a monthly basis. The Bangus Festival and Pista'y Dayat are the two most well-attended celebrations in the area.

 

How to get to Pangasinan

Traveling to Pangasinan is very simple and convenient, due to a plethora of bus, van, and car rental companies that operate out of several terminals.
 

Getting around Pangasinan

Even if you do not have access to a private automobile while in Pangasinan, getting around the province is still fairly simple. Every town and municipality is served by a variety of types of transportation, including jeepneys, buses, and tricycles, among others.

 

Food and Drinks

Pangasinan is known for its gastronomic experiences. Some of the dishes include puto calasiao, lechon bagoong, Alaminos longganisa, pigar-pigar, and more.

 

Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Pangasinan

Bolinao, Alaminos, Anda, Dagupan, and Urdaneta are some of the best neighboring areas of Pangasinan.