Blog Posts on pangasinan break
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Puerto del Sol and Islandia Hotel in Pangasinan by Langyaw - Sojourns of a Solitary Traveller on Jan 5, 2012There were two hotels where we stayed at when we visited Pangasinan during this time: Puerto del Sol Beach Resort and Hotel Club in Bolinao and Islandia Hotel when we were in Alaminos.
Interesting heritage churches in Pangasinan by Langyaw - Sojourns of a Solitary Traveller on Nov 10, 2011Administered by the Augustinians, Augustinian Recollects and later on by the Dominicans in the 17th and 18th centuries, Pangasinan has a rich treasure trove of heritage churches built during the Spanish colonial era.
Golden light at Patar Beach and rocks, Bolinao by Langyaw - Sojourns of a Solitary Traveller on Nov 8, 2011Being a coastal province, Bolinao in Pangasinan has its share of beautiful beaches. Patar Beach, a strip of creamy and powdery sand in this municipality is popular with visitors and locals.
Sumptuous, filling, pansit batil patung by Langyaw - Sojourns of a Solitary Traveller on Nov 8, 2011The northern city of Tuguegarao in Cagayan province is not only famous for the adventure, natural and heritage destinations that tourists and travellers come for but, for the first time visitor, one’s curiosity is immediately piqued when almost all...
Restful afternoon in Lingayen Capitol grounds by Langyaw - Sojourns of a Solitary Traveller on Oct 25, 2011No malls, no game arcades but what you have in Lingayen are simple joys that are clearly lacking in big cities. And I just loved it here.
Simple Bolinao Falls with travel bloggers by Langyaw - Sojourns of a Solitary Traveller on Oct 24, 2011A simple cascade, Bolinao Falls is in an oasis, providing cooling waters and respite from the heat and hotness of the surroundings.
Travel bloggers invade Cape Bolinao lighthouse by Langyaw - Sojourns of a Solitary Traveller on Oct 22, 2011Beautiful and century old Cape Bolinao Lighthouse sits prominently at Punta Piedra Point, standing proud and helping sea going vessels since 1905.
Bolinao’s own binungey version by Langyaw - Sojourns of a Solitary Traveller on Oct 21, 2011Sticky rice cooked in coconut milk inside a bamboo tube, the Bolinao binungey is better eaten with ripe and sweet mangoes.
