Blood Compact Monument

The Blood Compact Shrine, also known as the Sandugo Shrine, commemorates the historic blood compact or "sandugo" between Spanish explorer Miguel Lopez de Legazpi and Datu Sikatuna, the chieftain of Bohol, in 1565. This event is considered the first treaty of friendship between Spaniards and Filipinos, symbolizing unity and peace. The shrine, located in Tagbilaran City, features a bronze sculpture by renowned artist Napoleon Abueva, depicting the leaders raising goblets of mixed blood as a sign of mutual respect. Set against a beautiful coastal backdrop, the site offers visitors both historical insight and scenic views, making it a meaningful stop for anyone exploring Bohol's rich cultural heritage.

Baclayon Church

Baclayon Church is one of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines, dating back to 1596. Located in Bohol, this National Cultural Treasure and UNESCO Tentative List site showcases Spanish colonial architecture with coral stone walls, wooden pillars, and intricate carvings. The church houses a museum with religious artifacts, old hymnal books, and centuries-old statues, offering a glimpse into the Philippines' early Christian heritage.