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The Fifth District of Pangasinan is composed of eight(8) towns and one (1) city, namely Bautista, Alcala, Santo Tomas, Villasis, Urdaneta City, Binalonan, Laoac, Pozorrubio, and Sison. It is strategically situated between the fourth, third and sixth district of Pangasinan and tagged as the gateway to the North (La Union, Ilocos Region) Benguet and Mountain Province
The town of Alcala was formerly a barrio of Bayambang, Pangasinan called “Dangla”. On September 20, 1875, it was officially declared a municipality through Royal Decree No. 682, bearing the new name “Alcala” which was derived from town in Spain where the then Governor of Pangasinan came from.
Jojo B. Callejo
Mayor
Rodolfo C. Rosquita
Vice-Mayor
Population
43,402
Land Area
4,571
Hectares
Barangays
21
Visit this livelihood center to see how they make the best Veggie Noodles and Shingaling snacl made from fresh Calabasa (squash) and Malunggay, and Banana Chips.
A place perfect for family picnic, jogging, and even zumba sessions!
Brgy. San Pedro III, Alcala
Brgy. Kisikis, Alcala
Brgy. Curareng, Alcala
Brgy. Anulid, Alcala
Poblacion East, Alcala
(Town Proper)
Their dinakdakan and dinengdeng are the most delicious viand you should try in this humble karinderya!
Poblacion East, Alcala
Wanna try some Ilokano food experience? Try this karinederya’s dinuguan and pakbet!
Poblacion East, Alcala
Start your morning or even end your day with this canteen’s meatylicious hot goto!
Poblacion East, Alcala
You don’t have to go far just to have one of Pangasinan’s famous cuisine – Pigar-pigar! You can already have a taste of it here in Alcala!
Poblacion East, Alcala
This town is the “Home of the Lupang Hinirang”. In 1899, Jose Palma wrote his poem “Filipinas” here which is now known as the lyrics of the Philippine National Anthem.
Amadeo T. Espino
Mayor
Joseph G. Espino
Vice-Mayor
Population
32,307
Land Area
4,633
Hectares
Barangays
18
It is believed that the area was once owned by a Spaniard named Don Salvador who commanded his men to put up fences around his property. During the men’s work, they eat their packed lunch under camachile trees. When Don Salvador offered his pasture lands to immigrants from Ilocos, he said that the land is the place where people bring their “balon” to eat. It was then called Binnalonan, which means “a place where people bring and eat their “baon”.
Ramon N. Guico, Jr
Mayor
Melicio F. Fatague, II
Vice-Mayor
Population
54,555
Land Area
4,757
Hectares
Barangays
24
1. Skydiving at Binalonan Airfield
2. Glamping at WCC Binalonan
3. Watch Binalonan Dancing Fountain Show
4. Biking ang Hiking at Sta. Catalina Green Valley
Linmansangan, Binalonan
Zone 3, Mangcasuy, Binalonan
Poblacion, Binalonan
Located at the public market of the town, this terminal houses a lot of karinderyas and food stalls that sell the most inexpensive-easy-eat dishes that one can find.
MacArthur Highway, Binalonan
This café offers affordable frappes and snacks that will surely quench the wants of people for affordable-yet-fancy dishes.
MacArthur Highway, Binalonan
It offers affordable, large servings of food that taste like home
October 16 St., Binalonan
A corner where one can eat very affordable buffalo wings, burgers, fries, rice meals, and even pestos!
Poblacion, Binalonan
This restaurant offers local and foreign dishes that taste as good as other fine-dine restos in Manila. Their longsilog featuring the Binalonan Longganisa is must-try!
Laoac is the youngest town of Pangasinan. The barrios constituting Laoac were all part of the town of Manaoag. The town was created by virtue of a Republic Act on March 5, 1980.
Ricardo D. Balderas
Mayor
Nelson V. Gayo
Vice-Mayor
Population
31,497
Land Area
4,050
Hectares
Barangays
22
Originally, Pozorrubio was a sitio of the town of San Jacinto, Pangasinan. The sitio was called Claris in honor of its founder – a legendary hero by the same name. On January 13, 1870, barrio Claris was converted to “pueblo” or town named Pozorrubio on account of the presence of a red well in the place. In Spanish, the word well is “pozo” and red is “rubio”; hence, the name “Pozorrubio” was coined
Emma Zosima T. Chan
Mayor
Ernesto Salcedo III
Vice-Mayor
Population
69,555
Land Area
13,460
Hectares
Barangays
34
Check out and buy swords in Swordrrubio. They made some of the swords used in the popular sci-fi film Star Wars.
MacArthur Highway, Pozorrubio
This restaurant is your go-to when you want to eat Philippine’s best delicacies such as pinakbet with bagnet, piga-pigar, kare-kare and more!
Bobonan Bridge, Pozorrubio
A fan of eat-all you can? Go here and enjoy their buffet featuring authentic Filipino cuisines!
MacArthur Highway, Pozorrubio
This kubo type eatery offers hot Arrozcaldo with tasty native chicken. A treat that you would like, especially in the rainy season.
MacArthur Highway, Pozorrubio
The eatery’s name speaks for itself. From pinapaitan, kinigtot, kapukan, and kaldereta, this resto is rich of all goat meat recipes.
Pozorrubio, Pangasinan
This is your one-stop corner if you want to have delicious rice meals, snacks like burger and fries, and blended natural juices! All at once!
Penoy Street, Pozorrubio
Espiritu, Pozorrubio
MacArthur Highway, Pozorrubio
Danilo C. Uy
Mayor
Edgar M. Jovenal
Vice-Mayor
Population
47,518
Land Area
8,188
Hectares
Barangays
28
Hiking and swimming at the Antong Falls.
MacArthur Highway, Sison
MacArthur Highway, Sison
Asan Sur, Sison
Timoteo S. Villar III
Mayor
Wilfredo M. Pescador
Vice-Mayor
Population
15,022
Land Area
1,299
Hectares
Barangays
10
Guinness World Record sites:
Brgy. Poblacion West, Sto. Tomas, Pangasinan
- Food stalls, snack bars and array street food carts at the Sto. Tomas Childrens’ Park
- Enjoy home-cooked meals at Sto. Tomas Palengki ti Umili
Urdaneta was founded on January 8, 1858. It was named after the famous aide of Magellan, Father Simon de Urdaneta, a soldier, navigator, cosmographer and evangelist.
Julio F. Parayno III
Mayor
Jimmy D. Parayno
Vice-Mayor
Population
132,940
Land Area
10,026
Hectares
Barangays
34
Museo de Urdaneta, Cabaruan, Sugcong and Oltama Rolling Hills
1. City drive in nancayasan, urdaneta city
2. Metro fort in pinmalupod, urdaneta city
3. Roadside diamond in consejo st. Poblacion, urd. City
4. The casarose mansion in consejo st. Poblacion, urd. City
5. Towngate park in nancayasan, urdaneta city
6. Visitors in sto. Domingo, urdaneta city
7. Winbase in mc arthur highway, san jose
1. Great taste pigar – pigar mc arthur highway poblacion, urdaneta city
2. Triple h restaurant hospital site dilan – paurido, urdaneta city
3. Ulo – ulo seafoods restaurant
4. Bulalohan ni kongkong glenville subd. San vicente, urdaneta city
5. Iraida razons palabok & Halohalo nancaysan, urdaneta city
6. Melmarks restaurant mc arthur highway, nancayasan, urdaneta city
7. Alfredo’s kamayan resto purok iii nancayasan urdaneta,city
Villasis was a barrio of Malasiqui in the early 17th century and was known by its former name, “Pandoyocan” because it is the nesting ground of bees called “oyocan”. It’s accessibility to all kinds of transportation has made Villasis a bustling center of trade and commerce.
Nonato S. Abrenica
Mayor
Cheryl Z. Tan
Vice-Mayor
Population
62,333
Land Area
7,583
Hectares
Barangays
21
Aside from its busy market economy, Villasis is also an area where you can spend time with your family by visiting various pools and resorts
Back of villasis municipal hall
Address: brgy. Capulaan, sitio maburac, villasis pangasinan
Contact: 09999976647
Owner: ptr dom & dra joy ubaldo
Address: brgy lipay east
Contact : 09228011831
Mcarthur highway, villasis
Zone 2, Villasis
Petron, McArthur Highway, Villasis
Villasis, Pangasinan
MacArthur Highway, Villasis
McArthur Highway, Villasis
The town of Alcala was formerly a barrio of Bayambang, Pangasinan called “Dangla”. On September 20, 1875, it was officially declared a municipality through Royal Decree No. 682, bearing the new name “Alcala” which was derived from town in Spain where the then Governor of Pangasinan came from.
Jojo B. Callejo
Mayor
Rodolfo C. Rosquita
Vice-Mayor
Population
43,402
Land Area
4,571
Hectares
Barangays
21
Visit this livelihood center to see how they make the best Veggie Noodles and Shingaling snacl made from fresh Calabasa (squash) and Malunggay, and Banana Chips.
A place perfect for family picnic, jogging, and even zumba sessions!
Brgy. San Pedro III, Alcala
Brgy. Kisikis, Alcala
Brgy. Curareng, Alcala
Brgy. Anulid, Alcala
Poblacion East, Alcala
(Town Proper)
Their dinakdakan and dinengdeng are the most delicious viand you should try in this humble karinderya!
Poblacion East, Alcala
Wanna try some Ilokano food experience? Try this karinederya’s dinuguan and pakbet!
Poblacion East, Alcala
Start your morning or even end your day with this canteen’s meatylicious hot goto!
Poblacion East, Alcala
You don’t have to go far just to have one of Pangasinan’s famous cuisine – Pigar-pigar! You can already have a taste of it here in Alcala!
Poblacion East, Alcala
This town is the “Home of the Lupang Hinirang”. In 1899, Jose Palma wrote his poem “Filipinas” here which is now known as the lyrics of the Philippine National Anthem.
Amadeo T. Espino
Mayor
Joseph G. Espino
Vice-Mayor
Population
32,307
Land Area
4,633
Hectares
Barangays
18
It is believed that the area was once owned by a Spaniard named Don Salvador who commanded his men to put up fences around his property. During the men’s work, they eat their packed lunch under camachile trees. When Don Salvador offered his pasture lands to immigrants from Ilocos, he said that the land is the place where people bring their “balon” to eat. It was then called Binnalonan, which means “a place where people bring and eat their “baon”.
Ramon N. Guico, Jr
Mayor
Melicio F. Fatague, II
Vice-Mayor
Population
54,555
Land Area
4,757
Hectares
Barangays
24
1. Skydiving at Binalonan Airfield
2. Glamping at WCC Binalonan
3. Watch Binalonan Dancing Fountain Show
4. Biking ang Hiking at Sta. Catalina Green Valley
Linmansangan, Binalonan
Zone 3, Mangcasuy, Binalonan
Poblacion, Binalonan
Located at the public market of the town, this terminal houses a lot of karinderyas and food stalls that sell the most inexpensive-easy-eat dishes that one can find.
MacArthur Highway, Binalonan
This café offers affordable frappes and snacks that will surely quench the wants of people for affordable-yet-fancy dishes.
MacArthur Highway, Binalonan
It offers affordable, large servings of food that taste like home
October 16 St., Binalonan
A corner where one can eat very affordable buffalo wings, burgers, fries, rice meals, and even pestos!
Poblacion, Binalonan
This restaurant offers local and foreign dishes that taste as good as other fine-dine restos in Manila. Their longsilog featuring the Binalonan Longganisa is must-try!
Laoac is the youngest town of Pangasinan. The barrios constituting Laoac were all part of the town of Manaoag. The town was created by virtue of a Republic Act on March 5, 1980.
Ricardo D. Balderas
Mayor
Nelson V. Gayo
Vice-Mayor
Population
31,497
Land Area
4,050
Hectares
Barangays
22
Originally, Pozorrubio was a sitio of the town of San Jacinto, Pangasinan. The sitio was called Claris in honor of its founder – a legendary hero by the same name. On January 13, 1870, barrio Claris was converted to “pueblo” or town named Pozorrubio on account of the presence of a red well in the place. In Spanish, the word well is “pozo” and red is “rubio”; hence, the name “Pozorrubio” was coined
Emma Zosima T. Chan
Mayor
Ernesto Salcedo III
Vice-Mayor
Population
69,555
Land Area
13,460
Hectares
Barangays
34
Check out and buy swords in Swordrrubio. They made some of the swords used in the popular sci-fi film Star Wars.
MacArthur Highway, Pozorrubio
This restaurant is your go-to when you want to eat Philippine’s best delicacies such as pinakbet with bagnet, piga-pigar, kare-kare and more!
Bobonan Bridge, Pozorrubio
A fan of eat-all you can? Go here and enjoy their buffet featuring authentic Filipino cuisines!
MacArthur Highway, Pozorrubio
This kubo type eatery offers hot Arrozcaldo with tasty native chicken. A treat that you would like, especially in the rainy season.
MacArthur Highway, Pozorrubio
The eatery’s name speaks for itself. From pinapaitan, kinigtot, kapukan, and kaldereta, this resto is rich of all goat meat recipes.
Pozorrubio, Pangasinan
This is your one-stop corner if you want to have delicious rice meals, snacks like burger and fries, and blended natural juices! All at once!
Penoy Street, Pozorrubio
Espiritu, Pozorrubio
MacArthur Highway, Pozorrubio
Danilo C. Uy
Mayor
Edgar M. Jovenal
Vice-Mayor
Population
47,518
Land Area
8,188
Hectares
Barangays
28
Hiking and swimming at the Antong Falls.
MacArthur Highway, Sison
MacArthur Highway, Sison
Asan Sur, Sison
Timoteo S. Villar III
Mayor
Wilfredo M. Pescador
Vice-Mayor
Population
15,022
Land Area
1,299
Hectares
Barangays
10
Guinness World Record sites:
Brgy. Poblacion West, Sto. Tomas, Pangasinan
- Food stalls, snack bars and array street food carts at the Sto. Tomas Childrens’ Park
- Enjoy home-cooked meals at Sto. Tomas Palengki ti Umili
Urdaneta was founded on January 8, 1858. It was named after the famous aide of Magellan, Father Simon de Urdaneta, a soldier, navigator, cosmographer and evangelist.
Julio F. Parayno III
Mayor
Jimmy D. Parayno
Vice-Mayor
Population
15,022
Land Area
1,299
Hectares
Barangays
10
Museo de Urdaneta, Cabaruan, Sugcong and Oltama Rolling Hills
1. City drive in nancayasan, urdaneta city
2. Metro fort in pinmalupod, urdaneta city
3. Roadside diamond in consejo st. Poblacion, urd. City
4. The casarose mansion in consejo st. Poblacion, urd. City
5. Towngate park in nancayasan, urdaneta city
6. Visitors in sto. Domingo, urdaneta city
7. Winbase in mc arthur highway, san jose
1. Great taste pigar – pigar mc arthur highway poblacion, urdaneta city
2. Triple h restaurant hospital site dilan – paurido, urdaneta city
3. Ulo – ulo seafoods restaurant
4. Bulalohan ni kongkong glenville subd. San vicente, urdaneta city
5. Iraida razons palabok & Halohalo nancaysan, urdaneta city
6. Melmarks restaurant mc arthur highway, nancayasan, urdaneta city
7. Alfredo’s kamayan resto purok iii nancayasan urdaneta,city
Villasis was a barrio of Malasiqui in the early 17th century and was known by its former name, “Pandoyocan” because it is the nesting ground of bees called “oyocan”. It’s accessibility to all kinds of transportation has made Villasis a bustling center of trade and commerce.
Nonato S. Abrenica
Mayor
Cheryl Z. Tan
Vice-Mayor
Population
62,333
Land Area
7,583
Hectares
Barangays
21
Aside from its busy market economy, Villasis is also an area where you can spend time with your family by visiting various pools and resorts
Back of villasis municipal hall
Address: brgy. Capulaan, sitio maburac, villasis pangasinan
Contact: 09999976647
Owner: ptr dom & dra joy ubaldo
Address: brgy lipay east
Contact : 09228011831
Mcarthur highway, villasis
Zone 2, Villasis
Petron, McArthur Highway, Villasis
Villasis, Pangasinan
MacArthur Highway, Villasis
McArthur Highway, Villasis