Monument introduction
The Heritage of Cebu Monument is a sculpture located in Cebu City, showing important figures and events in the history of Cebu City. This sculpture was completed by Filipino artist Eduardo Castrillo in 2000 and is one of the important tourist attractions in Cebu City. The location is close to Fort San Pedro and the Cebu City Museum, where you can enjoy the colorful history and culture of Cebu City. No tickets are required for the visit. Recommended!
Introduction to the entrance of the monument.
The monument is 12 meters high and is composed of dozens of bronze sculptures: including the famous Portuguese explorer Magellan, Christian beliefs, Spanish colonial times and the trading history of Cebu City, etc., each statue has its own unique story and background , and the whole sculpture also presents a rich and diverse cultural and historical picture, showing the importance of Cebu's traditional culture and history.
Scenes depicted in the monument include the baptism of Rajah Humabon, the Procession of the Holy Child, the Roman Catholic Mass and the Battle of Mactan between Lapu-Lapu and Ferdinand Magellan ).
When Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan arrived on Masbate Island in 1521, Humapun welcomed him. He hosted Magellan and his crew, provided them with food and lodging, and helped them translate the local language. During this time, Humapong became the first Filipino to convert to Christianity. He, his family, and some tribe members were baptized in the Catholic Church under Magellan's guidance. He also named his territory "Santissimo Nombre de Jesus" to show respect and reverence for Christianity.
Humapong is an important figure in the history of the Philippines. He assisted the Spanish in the colonization of the Philippines and started the spread of Christianity in the Philippines, which had a profound impact on the history and cultural development of the Philippines. The Philippines also has a naval ship named after him. He is a remarkable figure.
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Holy Child Parade, Holy Child Church.
The Battle of Cebu Mactan was an important battle that took place in 1521. In this battle, the troops led by the Spanish explorer Magellan at the time fought against the local aboriginal leader Lapu Lapu and his warriors. As a result, the Spanish side suffered a defeat, while Magellan was also killed in battle.
The results of this battle had an important impact on the Spanish colonists' colonial plans in the Philippines, allowing them to further strengthen diplomatic relations with local leaders. This battle has also become an important festival and commemorative event in Philippine history, symbolizing the fighting spirit of the local people to protect their culture and freedom. In fact, it was quite shocking to look at from below. It is a very majestic statue, and the rich man was afraid that it would fall down (laughs).
People depicted in the monument include the late President Sergio Osmena and Saint Peter. Pedro Calungsod.
rich man experience
The Cebu Heritage Monument is very detailed and lifelike in its carvings. It is located in the center of the historic area in downtown Cebu. It is a free attraction that you will pass by. The rich man thinks you can take some time to appreciate it. It is recommended!
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