Getting Here

Travel Information

From Manila: Depending on the route, the travel time to Pangasinan ranges from 3 to 4 hours via the Romulo Highway or 2 to 3 hours via TPLEX (Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway).
From Clark, Pampanga: It takes approximately 2 hours to reach Pangasinan from Clark.
From Baguio City: The journey from Baguio City to Pangasinan takes around 1.5 to 2.5 hours.
From Subic, Olongapo: Plan for a travel time of 3.5 to 4 hours to reach Pangasinan from Subic.
From Laoag City: The travel time from Laoag City to Pangasinan is about 5 to 6 hours.

Entry Points

From Manila: Access Pangasinan through multiple entry points, including Rosales (via TPLEX), Bayambang, and Mangatarem.
From Zambales: The Infanta route provides access from Zambales.
From Nueva Ecija: Entry points include Umingan and Rosales when coming from Nueva Ecija.
From Baguio City: Reach Pangasinan from Baguio City via Sison or San Fabian.

National Transport Carriers: Several reputable transport carriers operate in the region, including:

Dagupan Bus
De Leon Express
Fariñas
Fermina Express
Five Star
Genesis
Partas
Santrans
Solid North
Viron Transit
Victory Liner

Office of the Governor
2F Capitol Compound, Lingayen, Pangasinan
Tel. No. +63 75 632-626

The third biggest province in the Philippines is home to rich and fine salt beds from which its name is derived. The vernacular “panag-asin-an” or Pangasinan means “where salt is made.” The province is known for its abundant natural resources and bountiful harvests both from its vast landscape and seemingly endless seas, as well as various traditional industries and colorful culture and history.