Hundred Islands - Alaminos city Pangasinan

This video is not already available because the management already uploaded the new Golden Age video presentation. You can watch it in the YouTube or the Transformation of Pangasinan The Transformation of Pangasinan Still on going are the repairs and renovations of: * Sison Auditorium – were world class cultural shows will be held. * Narciso Ramos Sports and civic Center – were bigger and more sporting events will be held. * Dialysis Center of the Pangasinan Provincial Hospital. The Completion of fully air-conditioned Birthing Stations in its provincial own hospital. * Provincial Hospital in San Carlos City – were be transformed into a Medical Center. * Lingayen Beach Walk – a board walk sorrounded by ice cream parlors, barbecue stands, other refreshment areas and entertainment corners will be constructed. * A Convention Center and row of spacious Villas will rise of the grounds of the Capitol Resort Hotel. To spur unpresidented progress of the province,

The Hundred Islands, in Alaminos Pangasinan is the centerpiece of tourism; cover an area of 18.44 square kilometers (4,557 hectares) and are believed to be some two million years old. According to certain Pangasinan folklore, the islands were teardrops from a primeval giant who grieved the loss of his ladylove. Others tell of talltale mermaids who once inhabited its seas. The latest island count (124 at low tide and 123 at high tide), sums up the grouping of isles scattered along Lingayen Gulf, many of which are still unexplored, Only three of them have been developed for tourists: Governor Island, Quezon Island, and Children's Island. The nearest islands from the Lucap Wharf are Sulpot Island, Monkey Island, Abad Santos Island and Hernandez Island, which are all 15 to 20 minutes away. The major islands, Children's, Governor's and Quezon can be reached after a 25 to 45-minute boat ride. The town Anda located north-east of Alaminos City, is often called the "mother isla