Saturday, May 23, 2015

Roaming Pangasinan



It's more fun with the Felipe Family!


Part 1:

Pangasinan is indeed a very big province. I was able to roam around from Urdaneta to Bolinao, the northwest part, and Tambobong, southwest part of Pangasinan. I was very lucky to travel with my family and relatives. So I would like to thank each and everyone of them.

Im writing this after many weeks after my trip, so my brain had somehow disarranged how it went.

The main  reason why i went there, in Urdaneta was to attend my sister-in-law father's funeral. And later on spontaneously gathered with my fatherside relatives in Manaoag. Resulting of a roadtrip adventure with the family.

Church of Manaoag parking space

Lingayen, Pangasinan

Capitol of Lingayen



And we finally arrived in our main destination: Tambobong, Pangasinan.


We took a boat that brought us in an white beach island. Time travel was around 20 minutes. It was a really small island because we walked around it in less than 30 minutes.





Part 2: 

I went back again in Pangasinan to visit Bolinao at Hundred Islands with my big bro and his wife's family.

Bolinao kinda dissapointed me, or maybe it's because it was holiday and it was really crowded everywhere. 

Rented this place for Php 3,000. It's very expensive for it's quality but we didn't had a choice. There were no place available anymore. 


So we still had to make the most of it. 


My brother and his wife

Bolinao Lighthouse


I wish I were able to visit Bolinao falls and some caves, but i guess that's the perks of travelling in a group.

We slept overnight at Bolinao and early in the morning we packed up to our next stop:

Hundred islands, baby! It's very hassle to get a boat and stuff cause you  had to register and everything. The weather was unbearable either. It was extremely hot. And I didn't expect hundred islands to be like that. Mostly of the islands were just like rocks. 







I'm afraid of heights but i didn't want to miss this. I jumped. Yey for me! 





Lessons learned during this trip: It's hard to deal but you have to keep up with people who are not into adventures.

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