Urduja House

Urduja House is the official residence of the Governor of Pangasinan, located within the Pangasinan Provincial Capitol Complex in Lingayen, Pangasinan. Built in 1953 and named after the legendary Princess Urduja, it serves as the governor's residence and guest house for official visitors. The structure is a notable landmark within the capitol grounds, recognized for its historical and cultural association with provincial governance.

Visitors can expect to view the exterior of the official residence set within the landscaped grounds of the Pangasinan Provincial Capitol Complex. The site features a two-storey residence with gardens and is located near the Provincial Capitol building. Interior access is generally restricted as it is an active official residence, but visitors can explore the surrounding capitol park, take exterior photographs, and view the building from the grounds during a visit to the complex.

Constructed in 1953 during the administration of Governor Juan C. Rodriguez to serve as the official residence of the Pangasinan governor. Named after Princess Urduja, the legendary 14th-century ruler of Pangasinan, it has since housed successive governors and hosted official functions and distinguished guests.

Named after Princess Urduja, a legendary warrior princess associated with Pangasinan's pre-colonial history, the house symbolizes provincial identity and pride. It represents the seat of provincial leadership and is a cultural landmark within the Lingayen Capitol Complex.