San Carlos City in 2 days

A 2-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's San Carlos (Pangasinan) guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the hours and prices before you go.

Photos

← Back 1 of 3 · Photo: LMP 2001 · Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 Full size Next → Close

← Back 2 of 3 · Photo: Plaza de San Carlos (Zaragoza).jpg · Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 Full size Next → Close

← Back 3 of 3 · Photo: Judgefloro · Wikimedia Commons, CC0 Full size Next → Close

Day 1

₱0

Morning Saint Dominic de Guzman Parish ChurchLargest Catholic church in the Philippines during the late 18th century, founded in 1773, but had to be rebuilt in 1890.Directions —

Late morning San Carlos PlazaCity park, Safe for visiting hour since police were there as well to help and assist. Hours: Open 24 hours.Directions —

Lunch Ground n' Pound Garage GrillBurger/Shakes/Pasta/Rice meals. Hours: 11AM–11PM.Directions —

Afternoon Saint Joseph the Patriarch Parish ChurchChurch dating to 1809 in Aguilar, a municipality named after Spanish governor-general Rafael Maria de Aguilar, who ordered its establishment on 16 July 1805 due to sanguine qualities in the area like mineral water and fertile grounds for rice and cattle cultivation.Directions —

Day 2

₱0

Morning Mapita FallsHave to hike in to see.Directions —

Late morning Mount Zion Pilgrim MountainGo mountain biking along this challenging vertical route that features a Christian shrine and breathtaking views at the top.Directions —

Lunch Taipei Royal TeaTaiwanese foods/Milk Tea. Hours: 9AM–8PM.Directions —

Afternoon Saint Vincent Ferrer Parish ChurchChurch and convent dating to 1619 in the town of Bayambang, a town founded in the 16th century that was fifth capital of the Revolutionary Philippine Republic and which is known for its Malangsi Fishtival (tilapia grilling festival).Directions —

0 comments Questions, corrections and how it went for you.

Nobody has commented yet.

Sign in to comment.