Visit Mariveles
HISTORICAL LANDMARKS
Zero Kilometer Death March Marker
The Zero Kilometer Death March Marker, located in Mariveles, Bataan, is a significant historical landmark that marks the starting point of the infamous Bataan Death March. This marker stands as a poignant reminder of the harrowing events that transpired during World War II, specifically in April 1942, when tens of thousands of Filipino and American soldiers were forced to march over 60 miles under brutal conditions by their Japanese captors.
Pasangandaan Monument
The “Pasangandaan”, created by renowned Filipino artist Abdulmari “Toym” Imao, Jr., symbolizes the resilience and rich heritage of Mariveles.
Lazareto de Mariveles
In recognition of its historical significance, the Lazareto de Mariveles site within the MMWGH compound was designated as a historical landmark by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP). A historical marker was installed on August 22, 2024, commemorating its establishment in 1882 to contain the spread of cholera in Manila.
