Capas Death March Monument — Attraction in Capas

The Capas Death March Monument is an important historical site, but to be honest, there’s not much to see aside from the large obelisk, the memorial walls, and the wide grounds. It’s more of a place for reflection and remembrance rather than sightseeing.

If you’re into history, it’s worth a visit to pay respects and learn about what happened during the Death March. But if you’re looking for something lively or scenic, you might find the place a bit plain. Still, it holds great historical value and serves as a reminder of the sacrifices of...

This is the original Death March memorial in Capas, having been around for as long as I can remember. It has remained unkempt all these years, with no distinguishable improvements that will make it more presentable to visitors.

The current admission fee is 20 pesos. I bet visitors will not mind paying more if only to rescue the place from its current sad state.

Capas National Shrine, a similar but better maintained memorial, is only a few...

I believe this is an earlier Memorial to that of the Capas National Shrine which is located a bit farther to the north. Entrance is free and the grounds are also lined up with trees on either side. Benches can found between the trees, though some are in poor condition. There appears to be an annual event being commemorated here every April 9 during the Araw...