Mount Manunggal, Cebu, Philippines

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Mount Manunggal in Cebu, Philippines is a historic mountain best known as the crash site where Philippine President Ramon Magsaysay died in 1957.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical site
mountain
tourist attraction
aircraftInCrash Philippine Air Force C-47 plane
climate tropical highland climate
country Philippines
countrySubdivision Province of Cebu
dateOfNotableEvent March 17, 1957
elevation approximately 1000 meters above sea level
approximately 3280 feet above sea level
hasAccess hiking trails
rough roads for vehicles
hasAnnualEvent Ramon Magsaysay death anniversary commemoration
hasChapel Ramon Magsaysay chapel
hasEvent 1957 Ramon Magsaysay plane crash
hasFacility campsites
water sources for hikers
hasMarker historical marker commemorating Ramon Magsaysay
hasMemorial Ramon Magsaysay memorial
hasMonument Ramon Magsaysay monument
hasReligiousStructure Catholic chapel
hasTrailheadFrom Balamban
hasViewOf Balamban highlands
surrounding Cebu mountains
knownFor site of 1957 plane crash that killed President Ramon Magsaysay
locatedIn Barangay Magsaysay
Cebu
Central Visayas
locatedOnIsland Cebu Island
memorialPurpose to honor Ramon Magsaysay and crash victims
municipality Balamban
namedAfter Manunggal (local place name)
notablePersonDiedHere Philippine President Ramon Magsaysay
linked to: Ramon Magsaysay

Ramon Magsaysay
partOf Central Cebu mountain range
province Cebu
region Region VII Central Visayas
significance important site in Philippine political history
symbol of Ramon Magsaysay’s legacy
tourismType eco-tourism
historical tourism
religious tourism
usedFor camping
hiking
pilgrimage
trekking
vegetation grassland
secondary forest

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Ramon Magsaysay placeOfDeath Mount Manunggal, Cebu, Philippines