Still a lively place.. a lot of souvenirs and breather for a workaholics...

Manaoag during the pandemic is well maintained and organized, Quiet and calm...

When you get there brace yourself from traffic and limited car par..although you can park your car at the side of the road, but of course you have to pay the kuyas who will look after your car.. if there is no available near the church tjen you have to walk few meters to the church.

One of the most well known oldest Churches in Northern Luzon, is located in Manaoag Pangasinan. Very ideal for pilgrims, the church is spacious enough to find your sacred space to pray. Very PWD friendly church, has brought my nephew who's using a wheelchair we have no problem. Parking is available outside the church. Restaurants are found across the church.

Take a visit here especially if you’re going on a long drive / trip, have your vehicle blessed, it doesn’t matter if it is old or brand spanking new. There’s a lot of souvenirs shop also waiting outside the premises. There is also a faucet with a sign of “Holy water” at the blessing area, it is free, just bring your own empty small bottle or container to fill.

God Is Good all the time😇🙏

Easy access since this is located just right beside the main road. Many will assist you in parking your car but they will also sell you stuffs like candles or sticky rice etc.

Perfect place for spiritual reflection.

Be our guide and savior. Bless us always..

It is beautiful. The place was very nice and serene.

Celebrated my birthday here and got my car blessed. Be careful with the walking vendors, they will harass u and insist to buy their products. They will put their products to your hand/bag/pocket and tell u that u dont have to return it just buy it. Hopefully, the management of the Manaoag Church will sort all of this. As it is very scary.

A very solemn and historic place where pilgrims travel to pray to Our Lady Of Manaoag. If you want to know more about the history, you can always ask the local people and let them tell you the story behind. Or visit their local museum.