Pangasinan Day Trip

Last Wednesday we decided to take our Brand new Hyundai Grand Starex for a test drive and the lucky destination we chose, Pangasinan! 

We left the house at 6am. We Paid toll of 45 at Balintawak Toll then we filled up our starex with Fuel at Petron. We then Paid 173 at Dau Toll. Paid 104 at TPLEX. Paid 164 at end of TPLEX. 




We first Stopped at Sto Tomas Church in Pangasinan. The church was just located along the road. It was a bit far from the municipal hall. 


After the Sto Tomas Church we then stopped at the Churches of Alcala and Bautista. It was my first time to see those 3 Churches. Next we visited a Church that is new to me, the Church of Bayambang. 


After visiting the Church of Bayambang we stopped at a Supermarket in San Carlos to buy Bocayo. Afterwards i went to visit the Church of San Carlos.

Lunch was next at Lingayen. We stopped at a Restaurant we randomly saw. The restaurant was called Biggs. The food was good and cheap. 



Next Stop was Alaminos. We went to the Wharf where the boats going to the Hundred Islands depart from. It was my first time to see the hundred islands (even though it was just from afar)


Next stop was the small town of Mabini. Took of their old church.

Last stop before heading home was Sual. Stopped at the dried fish stalls where we bought dried fish before. Also bought tupig.


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