Hundred Islands in Alaminos, The islands (124 at low tide and 123 at
high tide) are scattered along Lingayen Gulf and cover an area of 18.44
square kilometres (4,557 acres) Pangasinan is one of the iconic
attractions of the Philippines. We've learned about it through our
elementary text books and seen it extensively in our tourism campaigns.
The islands were shaped from uplifted coral deposits millions of years
ago and their unusual “umbrella-like” shapes caused by the eroding
action of the ocean tides. Three of the islands were developed as places
where visitors can stay. Ironically, I only got to visit it recently.
But the visit, albeit short, was most definitely worth it.
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