PANPACIFIC UNIVERSITY NORTH PHILIPPINES

 Urdaneta Campus

  Panpacific University North Philippines (PUNP) (also called Panpacific University), formerly Pangasinan Colleges of Science and Technology (PCST), is a private educational institution established by Dr. Romeo T. Padilla and started its operations in 1993. It currently has two campuses in the province of Pangasinan, one in Urdaneta City and another school based in Tayug.  

Dubbed as the "Total University in the Pan-Pacific Rim", Panpacific University is an example of an institution that values academic excellence. Up to this day, this school continues to provide quality, research-oriented education to its students, supplying them with the knowledge that they can apply to grow into successful professionals ready to serve the people. 

Panpacific University North Philippines Facts:         
  • Panpacific University North Philippines has partnered with local and international universities like Philippine Normal University (PNU), University of the Cordilleras, Dongseo University (South Korea), and Norton University (Cambodia).
  • Its Secondary Education, Criminology and Business Administration programs have Level II Re-accredited status granted by the Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation (PACUCOA).
  • PUNP is the only university in Urdaneta City that has an ISO 9001:2008 certification awarded by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

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URDANETA CITY MARKET

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The City of Urdaneta, earned its name as the “Bagsakan (trading post)" City of the Pangasinan because it serves as a drop-off point of the various fruits and vegetables coming from the different municipalities in Pangasinan and nearby provinces. The city’s bagsakan center, just like in the Divisioria market, practice free enterprise, wherein nobody controls the price unlike in some areas where a group of people control the price. Sometimes, the food staples traded here are sold up to 12 percent cheaper prices. Vegetables, such as tomatoes, pechay, onions, string beans, okra, eggplants and ampalaya from Pangasinan municipalities, and fruits, such as pomelo and banana of Davao, Batangas lanzones and dalandan of Laguna, are sold daily in the city’s bagsakan market. Traders and market vendors from within Luzon come to this city to buy goods and sell these to the different towns in Pangasinan and other Luzon provinces.
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EXPLORING NATIVIDAD SKY PLAZA

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 NATIVIDAD SKY PLAZA Built on the hillsides facing the majestic Caraballo Mountains, Sky Plaza is a public park and view deck where visitors can enjoy sweeping scenes of Natividad and its neighboring towns. It is a popular hangout spot with adequate facilities: picnic tables, pay toilets, a small sari-sari store, a chapel, and even a 120-meter zip line attraction. It is likewise the jump-off point to the short but challenging trek up Ayat ni Apo Jesus, a pilgrimage site featuring a Christ the Redeemer statue standing on top of a hill. Address:  Brgy. Batchelor East, Natividad, Pangasinan, Philippines Hours:  5:00 AM - 7:00 PM Lying at the foot of the Caraballo mountains, Natividad has become Pangasinan province’s fast-emerging pilgrimage site and ecotourism destination. The town features Sky Plaza, a park built on top of a hill in Barangay Batchelor East, and a waterfall, which is 2 kilometers away. Sky Plaza has a two-story octagon-shaped multipu
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TAYUG TOWN PLAZA

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TAYUG TOWN PLAZA   Is a 3rd class  municipality  in the   province  of  Pangasinan ,  Philippines . A ccording to the 2015 census, it has a population of 43,149 people. [3] A well improved town plaza, and the best place to relax, letting the kids play, adorable and in comparable place in Asingan   The town of Tayug got its unique name not from people who were influential or from name of saints but from a very tall tree that once grew in the heart of the town; the bacayao tree was so tall that in Ilocano they call it “Layug”. In view of the difficulty of the people to pronounce the letter “L” they change it to letter “T” by common usage. Hence, the name Tayug came about. This place is also people's agony especially during christmas season. The main attraction here in their plaza is their fountain and their stations full of christmas lights and also christmas decorations made with recycled materials.
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