Biak na Bato National Park

Biak na Bato National Park is situated in San Miguel, Bulacan, and is one of the top travel destinations in the province because of its historical contribution to the Philippine Republic. Its name translates to "split of the boulder" in English, and it's where Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo signed the Malolos Republic (the first Constitution of the country). Aside from its historical background, tourists and students visit this park to relax, breathe some fresh air, and witness the beauty inside the caves, especially the stunning Bahay Paniki Cave, the highlight of the area. By the way, it was declared a national park in 1937 by the former president Manuel L. Quezon.

Aguinaldo Cave, Biak na Bato, Bulacan

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.