Nestled within the Pasig Sports Complex stands the Bahay Kuwago Sculpture. It’s not a house at all, but a replica of a purported cave. This Bahay Kuwago Sculpture commemorates a vital piece of Filipino history. The Katipunan revolutionaries, fighting for freedom from Spanish rule, used this cave for secret meetings. The sculpture serves as a memorial to their bravery and the sacrifices made in the struggle for independence. The Pasig local government placed a historical marker here at the Bahay Kuwago Sculpture. It acknowledges the significance of this location, believed to be the site of the “Asamblea Magna.” This assembly played a crucial role in the revolution. While the original Bahay Kuwago may have been hidden amongst thickets, its legacy lives on. The sculpture stands as a reminder of the courage and determination of those who fought for Philippine independence.
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