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Northwest Luzon / Lingayen to San Fernando, La Union / Dagupan City
Dagupan City, 213km (133mi) from Manila, is one of the oldest cities in Central Luzon, founded in 1590. It was also the terminal point of the first railway line in the Philippines inaugurated in 1899. For a long time it has been famous for cultured bangus (milkfish). The city was widely destroyed in the earthquake of July 16, 1990. The commercial district was hardest hit; houses crumbled like cardboard, the streets fissured and from the splits mud boiled out. 900,000,000 Pesos worth of government buildings and infrastructure were destroyed. At least 7,069 hectares of fishponds were completely damaged and 22,000 workers displaced. Many buildings sank into the soil which liquified. As the conditions in Dagupan remained insufficient for many months, much business shifted to Urdaneta. Accommodation Accommodation for foreign tourists in Dagupan is confined to a few hotels in the city center, and as most of them suffered from the earthquake, it depends on the owners' efforts to repair damage whether the visitor will find them comfortable or not. Aside from the proper hotels, there used to be many lodges which never fulfilled the standard of overnight accommodation. Rooms in the lodges are extremely small, hot and often without sanitary facilities; they are frequented mostly by short time guests. Victoria
Hotel (30) Fernandez Ave Hotel
MilExcel (40) Fernandez East Ave Boulevard
Hotel (33) 73 Arellano St Vicar
Hotel (31) Fernandez Ave, Tel 2616 Restaurants Dagupena
(32) Fernandez Ave (Phil) Entertainment Calesa
& Stop Over Discos (28) About 10 discos are along Arellano St after the Boulevard Hotel a little bit out of town. Miscellaneous Post Office
(25) Fernandez Ave Transportation Pantranco
North Terminal (37) Del Pilar St cor Fernandez Ave Further information: ********** I guess that anyway, the "pure" amino acids in capsules and supplement powders and drinks are all inferior to the amino acids found in protein food. ********** |
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