Events and Culture

Vigan's 8.88 Restaurant & KTV Bar offers good food and entertainment for groups who wish to avail of private karaoke rooms and dining options good for big groups.

The Minor Basilica Of Our Lady Of The Most Holy Rosary Of Manaoag Church is one of Pangasinan's most historically significant Roman Catholic churches. With the original structure dating back to the 1600s, the Minor Basilica Of Our Lady Of The Most Holy Rosary Of Manaoag was elevated to minor basilica status on February 2015. It remains to be a popular pilgrimage site.

The Capitol Tour takes guests on an enriching tour around the Pangasinan Provincial Capitol. The Capitol's neoclassical architectural design, which was originally built in 1917 and reinforced and renovated throughout the years, was named as one of the Architectural Treasures of the Philippines by the National Commission for Culture and Arts. 

Dasol's salt farms offer a glimpse into Pangasinan's foundations: salt ("asin"). The salt farms are sprawled across nine barangays, offering a scenic backdrop of the town's salt production industry.

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La Union's most iconic watch tower is located on a pebble-lined beach in Brgy. Victoria in Luna. The Spanish-era lookout point was declared a cultural treasure in 2014. When a typhoon hit in 1996, the tower was damaged and split down the middle - hence its unique apperance where half of the original coral and lime structure is complemented by modern materials which were added during restoration efforts in 2017.

Located right along the MacArthur Highway in Bauang, Gapuz Grapes Farm lets visitors pick their own grapes and learn all about how they're cultivated.  it contains rows and rows of scenic grape vines where visitors may walk through and take pictures with. They also sell grape cuttings for propagation as well as fruit wines made from seasonal produce.

Bauang's grape farms offer a unique, immersive activity where tourists can pick their own juicy grapes in idyllic vineyards. The rows of grape plants are easily visible from those driving through and near the Bauang arch. The grapes have been grown in Bauang since the 1970s, when the "Philippines' Grape King", Avelino Lomboy, started cultivating grapes and gave cuttings away for propagation within the municipality.

The gigantic Eagle of the North statue in Agoo, La Union is hard to miss. Located along the Jose D. Aspiras Highway, the concrete structure is an iconic landmark and tourist attraction.

Dedicated to Apo Caridad (Ilocano for Our Lady of Charity), the Agoo Basilica's baroque architecture and rich history makes it a popular pilgrimage site in Agoo, La Union. It was consecrated as in 1975 as a Marian Shrine and elevated as a Minor Basilica in 1982.