Lingayen Beach (Gulf) played a crucial part in Philippines history. Situated on the northwest coast of Luzon,
it suffered two invasions during World War II: the first, in 1941, was by
the Japanese; the second, three years later, by the returning
American forces. Lingayen Gulf was taken over by the American troops on the 9th of January 1945. This beach was occupied by the Allied forces of US and Filipino soldiers and has become one of the supply depot during the Pacific War.
Lingayen Beach boasts not of white sand or colorful seashells but rather fine grey sand, the shore is a long stretch of more than 2 kilometers where anyone can relax and enjoy under the sun.
Vintage war memorabilia used during World War 2 are also on display on the Veteran's Memorial Park located beside the Lingayen beach which includes: tank, war plane and an anti air craft gun.
Vintage war memorabilia used during World War 2 are also on display on the Veteran's Memorial Park located beside the Lingayen beach which includes: tank, war plane and an anti air craft gun.
How to Get There:
1.) Take a bus bound to Alaminos/Bolinao (FiveStar), they have terminals in Cubao and Pasay.
2.) Tell the conductor to drop you off in Lingayen Capitol.
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