Agno's Umbrella Rocks get their name from their peculiar shape: they literally look like open umbrellas. These geological structures dot the sleepy coastline of Agno Beach, which looks out to Agno Bay.

The Minor Basilica Of Our Lady Of The Most Holy Rosary Of Manaoag Church is one of Pangasinan's most historically significant Roman Catholic churches. With the original structure dating back to the 1600s, the Minor Basilica Of Our Lady Of The Most Holy Rosary Of Manaoag was elevated to minor basilica status on February 2015. It remains to be a popular pilgrimage site.

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. 

Lingayen Beach is one of Pangasinan's most accessible public beaches. Located just minutes from the famous Lingayen Church, it is a popular swimming and gathering destination for locals and tourists alike.

Dasol's salt farms offer a glimpse into Pangasinan's foundations: salt ("asin"). The salt farms are sprawled across nine barangays, offering a scenic backdrop of the town's salt production industry.

Colibra Island (also Celubra, Colibra, or Camaso Island) is a popular island-hopping destination with white sand and blue waters. It is also known as "Snake Island" because of the presence of striped black-and-white snakes, locally called "tugasi", which were abundant in the island before it became more frequented by vistors.

Tambobong Beach offers a serene beach experience for those who wish to see the quiter side of Pangasinan's coastlines. The beach, which traverses Brgy. Osmena and Tambobong, is also a jumpoff point for island hopping. It also offers watersports activities such as kayaking.

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Patar Rock Formation is an iconic cove known for its rock formations, coral cliffs, and crashing waves. It is particularly known for its scenic sunset views over the West Philippine Sea.

The Balingasay River is a multi-awarded river in Bolinao, Pangasinan. It is recognized as the cleanest and greenest inland river in Region 1 and has hectares of centuries-old mangroves that attract a wide range wildlife. Visitors can enjoy a sumptuous lunch of fresh seafood while floating along the river on bamboo cottages managed by the Sungayan Grill.