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Living in Calasiao, Philippines:
Tips for Moving and Visiting

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If you've been wondering what it's like to live in or visit Calasiao, the Crowdsourced Explorer community can help. We asked eight people living in Calasiao what someone who is considering moving to or visiting there should know. Here are their pros and cons, tips, and advice:

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Our city is known for delicious rice cakes with colorful designs. We have plenty of tourist spots and beaches for the people to enjoy and relax. People and residents are very kind and welcoming. So go here to taste our rice cake. We are known for other foods also like kaleskes.

Our language is different from other but people are approachable and will help you if you need some help. Things here are affordable and transportation is easy. There are also a lot of tourist spot you can visit and enjoy. If considering to move in our city it would be great.

Christina, says: 2020

Calasiao, Pangasinan, is known for its great history, faith, food and loving people. Calasiao, Pangasinan, houses the church Saints Peter and Paul Parish Church and Senor Divino Tesoro Shrine, which shows our love and faith in God. Puro Calasiao, is also a well known in our municipality which is a product of the locals along with other products locally known here.

Calasiao, Pangasinan, is considered the heart of the province because of its location. Our town is known for its delectable rice cake called “puto.” Most people who visit here do not leave without tasting our delicacy. Aside from delicious food, our town also offers wonderful landmarks such as old churches that embody our town’s rich history.

Wilmalyn, says: 2020

Moving here is a great decision. Despite the pollution and traffic, this city is great. The place is not very attractive but the story of people lives are. I said that because I am one of the people who believes that looks can be deceiving, the outer look of this city is, honestly, not good but the people are. The people in here are kind, warm and friendly, they have beautiful stories.

Christmas, says: 2020

Someone should know about their basic needs for everyday life, housing costs, and how much is their food budgets, employment, quality of life in the place they are moving in, the cost of living, and the features of the neighborhood. They should also know the people around them so that they can get along well.

Lawrence, says: 2020

Calasiao is a town found in the province of Pangasinan. Known for its famous puto (rice cake), it has the most delicious rice cake recipe in the Philippines, which is a must try for anyone. For a fact, the town holds the Guiness World Record for the largest rice cake mosaic in the world.

Lowell, says: 2020

Our beloved city, Calasiao, is considered the second oldest town in the whole province of Pangasinan. It was established in the year 1588 by the Dominicans. The municipality or city’s name is derived from the word “lasi” which stands for “the place of lightning”. Other than that, Calasiao is a perfect place where you can find the popular and delicious white gold of Pangasinan known as “Puto”.

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