Vigan Longganisa is distinct from other types of longganisa - a type of small, Filipino breakfast sausage - because of its garlic-packed flavor. It is best enjoyed with sukang Iloko (Ilocos vinegar), and is one of the most popular delicacies that tourists bring home to eat for breakfast (or any meal).

Experience a unique dining experience aboard a floating bamboo raft that takes you through the  Balingasay River while feasting on a sumptuous "Sungayan" meal, which is regarded as a premium feast that features the sea's bountiful harvest. Balingasay River is regarded as the cleanest river in region 1, where birds and marine species thrive. The grill also has nice, modern amenities such as clean bathrooms and a small, modern, al fresco cafe.

Formerly known as the Grand Provincial Auditorium in the 1930s, the Sison Auditorium was named after the late governor Teofilo Sison. The refurbished neoclassical auditorium was inaugurated in 2010 and now serves as a grand venue for cultural activities and events.

Paratec Beach is one of Burgos' hidden treasures. It is an idyllic, pristine beach flanked by interesting rock and coral formations on either end of the shore and in its clear waters.

The Capitol Tour takes guests on an enriching tour around the Pangasinan Provincial Capitol. The Capitol's neoclassical architectural design, which was originally built in 1917 and reinforced and renovated throughout the years, was named as one of the Architectural Treasures of the Philippines by the National Commission for Culture and Arts.

The view deck offers a serene 360-degree view of Dasol. Marked by a lone duhat (Java Plum) tree, it is a popular picnic spot for couples looking for a romantic spot with great views or explorers who wish to take a short hike down over the nearby rock formations. 

Located within the Lingayen Capitol Complex, the Veterans Memorial Park serves as a tribute to the fallen heroes of World War II. Its main attraction is the Lingayen Gulf Landing Shrine, and features WWII relics such as Cessna planes, fighter jets used during the war, and dioramas that depict the events leading up to the historic gulf landing.

Limahong Channel is a mandmade channel said to have been dug by Chinese pirate Limahong, also known as Ah Hong, who was believed to have created the passage together with his 200 men to escape the Spanish.

This agritourism destination is known for its famous earth houses that are fashioned after the hobbit houses of the Lord of the Rings books and films. It is a popular destination for photoshoots, and offers a unique staycation experience where guests can actually stay inside the quirky hobbit houses.

Crocodile Island has an easily recognizable shape where it derives its name from. The small island is a popular stopover for island-hoppers who wish to snap photos of the interestingly-shaped island and its rock formations, which includes a keyhole that is located on what is debated on as either the "head" or "tail" of the island.