Urduja House

Urduja House, formerly known as Urduja Palace, is the official residence of the governor of Pangasinan, Philippines, built in 1953. Named after the legendary princess Urduja, it serves as the living quarters for the governor and a ceremonial reception hall for dignitaries. The house features notable artworks, including portraits of Princess Urduja by Antonio Gonzalez Dumlao and Fernando Amorsolo. Located near the Pangasinan Provincial Capitol, it is part of a complex that includes various historical sites. Despite a property dispute, Urduja House remains a significant landmark reflecting the region's heritage and governance.