About Aguinaldo Cave
The Aguinaldo Cave is the most notable among other caves in the Biak na Bato National Shrine. It is the cave where Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo took refuge while leading the resistance movement against the Spanish and American colonizers. It is believed that this cave was the "La Mesa de Aguinaldo," the table on which Aguinaldo signed the historic Peace Treaty.
This is a long, narrow cave that contains different secret chambers. According to history, the enemy had to crawl through the low portal and would run smack against the waiting defenses of Aguinaldo's men. Today, tourists can enjoy the cool and fresh water flowing from this historical cave. The stalactites and stalagmites formed different hues, sizes, and even images.
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