No idea why a traitor who supported the Spaniard gets a monument. Its a good thing that it looks like a kindergarten student designed his monument. Giving him better would be an insult to actual heroes.

Rajah Humabon Monument, it was a very very old parkland during the Spanish era. They built a stone monument at the back of the Humabon statue. Later, they wanted the park to display Rajah Humabon.Its one minor attraction site of Cebu City BUT its fine to check in and take some photos along the way. Sometimes, they closed off the gates and SOMETIMES, I see street people running around the park, watching a guitar show, and throwing little fireworks at December.

Historical landmark. Nothing much in the area but there are closer museum. Its walking distance so you can also drop by there. To make it worth going to the place

Nothing much to discover in this place. But its a great place to cry when your grandmother just died and shes in st peter, yeah this plaza has been my crying area for like a week.

Located in Parian, endpoint of the Colon street

Excellent place to learn of indigenous peoples leader chief Rajah - ruler of Cebu prior to Spanish colonialism

Raha Humabon is the king of Cebu when Magellan arrived in the year 1521

Its a disservice to Cebuano history this is not much known compared to other Cebu tourist sites.