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The
Saint Andrew Catholic church with its inspired-baroque type
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The
monument of General Jose Torres Bugallon in the Bugallon Park
(Poblacion) where his
remains
are laid. The site where every civic parade begins and culminates
in the
municipality,
for every commemoration and soci-cultural activities.
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The
cascading waters of brooks
and
streams located in Barangays Cayanga,
Portic, Hacienda, Laguit Padilla, Laguit
Centro, San Francisco, Salomague Sur,
Salomague Norte, Umanday and Gueset
coming from the fresh water sources in
the Zambales mountain slopes.
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- The church
structure and relics of the Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church
built between 1747-1748 originally and rebuilt in
1937.
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The
SOFIA'S Mountain Home Resort in Barangay Portic
(just 3 kilometers away from the highway, Umanday
entry road) with a 10 meters x 18 meters swimming
pool, videooke and a function hall for wedding,
seminars, etc. owned and operated by the family
of ex-Judge and ex-Vice Mayor Eliseo Versoza. Its
mountain scent and ambience could make your visit
worth repeating besides in vigorating the body after
a dip in the fresh-water pool.
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The
San Jose Hillside Farm with its lush orchard and
greenery in Barangay Laguit Padilla owned by the
family of the late Atty. Agerico V. Guiang (under
the care now of widow Mrs. Nieves V. Guiang). This
former Hillside Resort is now a beauty unfold of
tropical fruit bearing trees during summer and site
of some religious recollections and rituals under
the care of local catholic lay leader Mrs. Guiang.
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The
unique swimming pool at the Sampaguita (formerly
Primicias Farm) in Barangay Portic.
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The
nipa swamps, vinegar, and wine making industry derived
from "tuba" of Barangays Salasa, Bañaga,
Pantal, Asinan and Magtaking, most liked by tourists
and balikbayans for its tropical taste.
- The
Dam structures of the NIA in Barangays Cayanga and
Portic being visited during summer for swimming purposes.
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The
Pangasinan State University Tissue Culture Project
site at the farm of Honorable Congressman Amado
T. Espino, Jr. (also a tourism spot for its well-managed
reforestation sites and seedling nurseries), both
located in Barangay Portic.
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The
ecologically-loving and "unique" place
cum monastry of the contemplative Hermits of the
Living Word or Hermit sisters in Barangay Portic
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The
Agno River Flood Control River - channeling project
at the heart of Barangays Salasa and Bañaga
with a zigzagging bridge (a multi-million Philippine-Japanese
financed project) at Barangay Bañaga. The
site is believed to be the old river tribunary connected
at the man-made Limahong Channel proceeding towards
the mouth of the Lingayen Gulf.
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