the flowers of Calasiao, in Pangasinan
As I was in Pangasinan for a jaunt with my travel blogger friends, we checked on the famed historical Parish Church of Saints Peter and Paul in Calasiao and I am forever impressed. As I was walking towards the front lawn of the church, I chanced upon a pious man delivering some fresh flowers to be offered in the altar inside the church. I smiled at the chanced moments to capture its rich history and the future it beholds to the present day. Read more
The facade of the Panaderia Antonio in Pangasinan
My jaunt in Pangasinan will never be complete if I have not tried the world-famous and best bangus in the Philippines right in the heart of the province which pride itself as the Bangus capital in the country. Bangus is a variety of freshwater fish that is so delicious; it is a gastronomic delight for those on the road and visiting the province. Read more
The majestic Calasiao Church of Saints Peter and Paul
As I and my travel buddy, Darwin of Tracking Treasure decided to stay overnight in Dagupan City, to stay another day to sightsee Pangasinan, we checked on its historic past and the religion. As I always expected, I went to see churches which span from the years of the Hispanic influence in the Philippines and to this day. Pangasinan is wonderfully blessed with the richness of such Hispanic influence in the Philippines and through which, I gleaned in its religious past. Calasiao Parish Church of Saints Peter and Paul is the best example of these. Read more
