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Features
- Free cancellation available
- 10h
- Mobile voucher
- Instant confirmation
- Selective hotel pickup
Overview
- Reflect on the sacrifices of WWII soldiers at the Bataan Death March sites
- Visit the surrender site of US and Filipino forces and learn about the events
- Explore the Zero Kilometer starting point of the Bataan Death March
- Pay your respects at the Mount Samat National Shrine, a tribute to valor
- Visit Layac Junction, the historic First Line of Defense during WWII
Activity location
- Manila
- Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
Meeting/Redemption Point
- Manila
- Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
What's included, what's not
Inclusions Visit to the Surrender site of US and Filipino forcesInclusions Visit to the Zero Kilometer starting pointInclusions Visit to Mount Samat National ShrineInclusions Visit to Capas National ShrineInclusions Includes a Filipino set lunchInclusions Pick up and drop offExclusions SouvenirsExclusions Other meals, food, and snacks not included in the set mealExclusions Tips
Know before you book
- Not allowed: Alcohol and drugs, Alcoholic drinks in the vehicle, Explosive substances, Firework
- Not suitable for: Babies under 1 year
What you can expect
Embark on a poignant journey through historical WWII sites, honoring the sacrifices and resilience of those who endured the infamous Bataan Death March.
Begin at the surrender site of US and Filipino forces in 1942. Visit a small museum inside a public school, filled with historical artifacts and stories.
Proceed to the Zero Kilometer starting point. Then, head to Mount Samat National Shrine, a monument commemorating those who fought in the war.
See the location of the final battle of Bataan before the surrender. Take in panoramic views of the area from the mountain's summit, 1840 feet above sea level.
Capas National Shrine is a solemn memorial honoring Filipino and American Allied soldiers who suffered and died at the end of the Bataan Death March.