The Breathtaking Lingayen Gulf in Pangasinan

LINGAYEN GULF

Lingayen Gulf in Lingayen, Pangasinan is a very soothing sea tourism location in Luzon, Philippines. Lingayen Gulf has a long South China Sea shoreline that runs 56 kilometers (25 miles) from the coastal provinces of Pangasinan to La Union, ideal for a bright sunny morning jog at the beach or a windy afternoon stroll at the shore.

Lingayen Beach, one of the beautiful beaches that line the Lingayen Gulf, is where General Douglas MacArthur landed his invasion fleets in 1945 to drive out Japanese invaders during World War II. Other coastal cities of the Gulf include Dagupan and Alaminos in Pangasinan, and San Fernando in La Union, all of which are full of tourist attractions. Read More:

Lingayen,Pangasinan.This is one of the historical places during the time of Spaniards.This is where Gen. Douglas MacArthur and his men landed.Tourist enjoy not only the beach but also the historical site featured at the capitol ground.There is an OPEN MUSEUM where there are statues,maps,reading materials and pictures.

Another great attraction is the house of Princess Urduja,the princess who help the Filipinos in their battle with the Spaniards.This is really a nice place to visit and relax.During the “Pistay Dayat” more people come to have fun and enjoy this fiesta .”Pistay Dayat” is a a word which means “fiesta at the beach”.This activity happens every last week of April until May 1.The fiesta at the beach is to thank God for the blessings that the people in Pangasinan get from the beach.Read More: