Mangaldan

Mangaldan is a municipality located in the province of Pangasinan in the Ilocos Region of the Philippines. It is situated in the central part of Pangasinan, serving as a significant agricultural and commercial hub for the surrounding areas. The municipality is composed of 30 barangays, each with its own distinct characteristics and community life.

The primary economic activity in Mangaldan is agriculture, with rice farming being the most prominent. The fertile lands of the municipality contribute significantly to the region's rice production. Beyond rice, other crops like corn and various vegetables are also cultivated. Fishing is another important source of livelihood, particularly for communities located near water bodies. The municipality also has a growing number of small and medium-sized enterprises engaged in trade, services, and light manufacturing.

Mangaldan is known for its vibrant local culture and traditions. Religious festivals and local celebrations are regularly observed, bringing together residents and visitors. The town plaza and public market are central gathering places where economic activities and social interactions take place. Access to education and healthcare services is provided through local schools and health centers, catering to the needs of the population. Transportation within and to Mangaldan is facilitated by a network of roads connecting it to neighboring towns and cities.