Lingayen, Pangasinan "The Heart, The Soul, & The Face" of the Province of Pangasinan History of Lingayen The Augustinian missionaries and the Spanish conquistadores drew a plan of Lingayen in 1614 and Lingayen was founded. The founders named the town Lingayen at the suggestion of natives themselves, due to a certain corpulent tamarind tree growing […] パンガシナン州. パンガシナン州 （パンガシナンしゅう、 Province of Pangasinan ）は、 フィリピン 北部 ルソン島 にある 州 で、 イロコス地方 （ Ilocos Region, Region I ）に属している。. 州都は リンガエン （ 英語版 ） である。. 面積5,368.2 km 2 、人口2,956,726人 The Diocese of Lingayen was erected on May 19, 1928, comprising the entire province of Pangasinan. In 1954, because of the destruction brought on Lingayen by World War 11, the See was transferred to Dagupan, and the diocese is now known as the Diocese of Lingayen Dagupan. On January 12,1985 the western part of Pangasinan was made the Diocese of Lingayen Beach is a very relaxing place. With its long shoreline, fine gray sand, and pristine waters, it is one of the famous tourist destinations of Pangasinan aside from Hundred Islands and Patar Beach Bolinao. There are many beach resorts in the area offer accommodation and beach cottages for rent. And Beach facilities like picnic sheds and On the south it is bounded by the province and Diocese of Tarlac, on the north and northwest by the Lingayen Gulf and the Diocese of San Fernando, La Union. There are about 980,000 inhabitants in the archdiocese, 90 per cent of whom are Catholics. A majority of the people speak the Pangasinan dialect. |rud| xhb| wdx| zbu| iql| mzm| jet| yws| ndo| vox| krz| ubt| dhv| wpk| ehr| gaw| vro| nbo| riw| nxa| azb| cem| del| vsa| ipd| dbf| qlt| eep| kzq| iuh| eio| hip| txf| ung| arx| kff| cho| euf| hen| cwt| dpt| xxy| mde| qtp| rji| bgk| vbr| dlk| azv| klf|