Tourist spot
Agustin Sumuroy Monument.
Palapag, Northern Samar
Palapag’s town plaza holds a monument to the man who led the Bisayan revolt of 1649-1650 against Spain. The revolt began here, which is what makes the plaza worth standing in. It is an easy stop in the middle of town and sets up the rest of Palapag's history.
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Tourist spot Agustin Sumuroy Monument
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