| About It was planted by Ferdinand Magellan in 1521 to commemorate the baptism of Rajah Humabon, Queen Juana, and about 400 followers. The original cross is encased in a hollow cross made of tindalo wood to protect it from damage. |
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| Operating Hours [Info not found] |
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| Rates & Fees No entrance fee Rates may change without notice. |
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| Photo Gallery [None available] |
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| Facilities & Amenities Gazebo housing the cross and murals depicting the baptism of Rajah Humabon and his household. |
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| How to Go There The site is easily accessible and located near downtown Cebu. Many public utility jeepneys pass by the area, and taxi drivers are familiar with it |
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| Other Details The cross was declared a National Cultural Treasure (NCT) by the National Museum through the National Quincentennial Committee of the Philippine Government during the 500 Years of the Introduction of Christianity celebrations in 2021 |
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| Tags Cebu Day 1 Tour |
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