02/06/2022
Pangasinan, different places you Must See, Must do, and Must try 😉 Let's start the journey and explore "Pangasinan
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MUST SEE:
Lingayen Capitol Area
Cathedral of St. Joseph the Patriarch
St. Patrick’s Church
Saint James the Great Parish Church
Minor Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary of Manaoag
Tondalingan People’s Park
Pacific Salt Farm
Sunflower – Maze Allied Botanical Corporation
Dagupan City Museum
Cape Bolinao Lighthouse
Sky Plaza
San Roque Dam
Mt. Balungao
Cindy’s Cave
Wonderful Cave
Enchanted Cave
Patar Rock Formation
Hundred Islands
Vulebra Island
Children’s Island
Colibra Island ( Infanta & Dasol gateway )
Scout Island
Mt. Balungao Hilltop Adventure Resort
Cabacungan Cove
Death Pool
Cabongaoan Tidal Pools
Anda Beach
Patar Beach
Tondol Beach
Bolo Beach
Agno Beach
Tondaligan Beach
Bonuan Blue Beach
Abagatanen Beach
San Fabian Beach
Lingayen Beach
Balingasay River
Bolinao Falls 1 & 2
Antong Falls
Tara Falls
and more exciting places to be explored and featured.
MUST DO:
Visit the Lingayen Capitol Area.
Learn about marine resources
Dine in a floating restaurant
Take scenic shots around Cape Bolinao Lighthouse
Explore the caves of Bolinao
Jump in clear waters of Bolinao Falls
Visit Pacific Salt Farm and learn how salt is made
Beat the heat by dipping in Tara Falls
Enjoy Pangasinan Cuisine
Try Balungao Adventure Park’s back to back 1.4km and 650m zipline!
Experience power kiting with Power Kite Pangasinan.
Dragon boat racing
Fishing
Swimming / Kayaking around Balingasay River
Recreational water activities (banana boat, fly fish, helmet diving, parasailing)
Snorkeling / Scuba Diving
Stand-up paddle / Skim boarding
Beach volleyball and soccer
Inter-island Zip lining
Island hopping
Power Kite and Kite Land Boarding
Skating
Hiking
Caving
Camping
Ziplining
Mountain biking
ATV riding
MUST TRY:
Baguisen or Dinalaan – dinuguan with kamias as souring agent
Lauya – beef or pork clear-broth stew cooked with potatoes, carrots, cabbage/pechay, Baguio beans, and saba
Alaminos longanisa
Binalonan longanisa
Bengbeng – stir-fry beef dish of Mangaldan
Pigar-pigar – stir-fry beef dish with Baguio vegetables and lots of onions in Dagupan City
Katuray salad – blanched katuray flowers (stamens removed) with fresh tomatoes and onions and sauteed bagoong alamang
Bulanglang with kakawate (madre cacao) flower
Bulanglang with sabsabirokong – a soupy vegetable dish with grilled fish and greenish vine flower
Kaleskes – in Perez Blvd, Dagupan City, a broth with cow intestines (kaleskes is Pangasinense for intestines) with the addition of pancreas bits and meat cuts; it’s neither goto nor pinapaitan
Inasin, Bagoong dilis – a bagoong made of fermented anchovies
Agamang, Alamang – a bagoong made of fermented shrimp fry in neon-pink color
Mulantong – in Bayambang, a variant of buro using smaller freshwater fish
Sinakob – panocha and, in many instances, peanut panocha
Inkiwal – a simpler version of biko, made of just white glutinous rice cooked in coconut milk — no topping, and made fragrant with anise
Inlubi – cake made of blackened rice traditionally prepared for All Souls’ Day; another version is a bit soupy
Inkaldit – patupat
Unda-unday – palitaw
Tapong – rice cake like a more compact kind of bibingka made of ground non-glutinous rice
Tupig Pangasinan version – “sticky rice spread thinly and rolled in banana leaf then grilled oven hot embers”
Masikoy – a version of palitaw swimming in sweet sauce
Kulambo – immaculate white glutinous rice dessert with a nice gooey consistency
Kundandit – a pounded cassava-corn cake sold in Bayambang
P**o Calasiao – in plain, ube, pandan, strawberry and mango flavors
Binungey – glutinous rice cooked in coconut milk inside bamboo stem; Bolinao specialty
Binuburan – liquor-flavored fermented red rice dessert
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