Lingayen Gulf was the landing
area for both the Japanese
invasion forces and the American
liberators during World War II
and many memorials have been
erected in memory of these
important historical events.
These include the Lingayen Gulf
War Memorial and the park and
marker at Bonuan Blue Beach.
Best-known churches in the region
are the Church of St. James
Fortress, Bolinao, with its
wooden statue and antique altar,
and Old St. John’s Cathedral,
Dagupan, the site of a Spanish
surrender during the Philippine
Revolution.The most popular
reorts are
Leisure Coast Resort,
Sierra Vista Beach, and
Ruperto's Inland Resort.
Some diving sites are
Fourteen-Mile Reef and Devil’s
Island. Cape Bolinao Beach is
ideal for tourist development,
while Nalso Cave and its
subterranean river attract
spelunking enthusiasts.
Tourists don’t have to worry
where to stay after their busy
day in Pangasinan. You may find
very affordable rates in
Gelymar Hotel,
Star Plaza Hotel, Lingayen Gulf Resort Hotel and
The Seahorse Inn. |
