Pangasinan

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Where to stay in Pangasinan

Best time: January to April, September to November. This period offers dry weather ideal for beach activities and local festivals.

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Pangasinan, like a local

Don't miss

  • Hundred Islands National Park: A stunning cluster of islands perfect for island hopping and snorkeling.
  • Patar Beach: Famous for its white sand and clear waters, ideal for relaxation.
  • Bolinao Falls 1: A hidden gem offering a serene environment and picturesque views.
  • Cape Bolinao Lighthouse: Offers breathtaking views of the coastline and a glimpse into history.

Where to eat

  • Sinigang na Baboy: A local favorite, this sour pork soup is a must-try for its unique flavor.
  • Longganisa: This sweet and garlicky sausage is a popular breakfast item in the region.
  • Puto Calasiao: Famous rice cakes that are a delicious local specialty.

Do this

  • Local Festivals: Experience vibrant local culture through annual festivals like the Pangasinan Puto Festival.
  • Island Hopping: Explore the beauty of the Hundred Islands through guided tours.
  • Visit Local Markets: Immerse yourself in local life by exploring bustling markets like the Calasiao Public Market.

Local tips

  • Try to visit during the Pangasinan Pangat Festival in July for a taste of local culture.
  • Bargaining is common in local markets; don’t hesitate to negotiate prices.
  • For the best seafood, head to the coastal towns early in the morning.
  • Take time to explore the less touristy areas for an authentic local experience.

Know before you go

Best time

January to April, September to November. This period offers dry weather ideal for beach activities and local festivals.

Getting around

Tricycles, jeepneys, and buses are the main modes of transport, with tricycles being a popular choice for short distances.

Airport

SFG

Language

Filipino and English are widely spoken.

Money

Philippine Peso (PHP). Credit cards are accepted in many establishments, but cash is preferred for small vendors and markets.

Safety

Pangasinan is generally safe for tourists, but it's advisable to stay aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas.

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