The Sandugo monument, which translates to “one blood”, marks the spot where a treaty of friendship was literally written in blood by the Boholano chieftain Sikatuna anda representative of the King of Spain. You can’t miss the statues that recreate the historic event. Go ahead- take a photo with them!
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