Get DirectionsThe historic Death March of April 11, 1942, started at this point in Bagac town and ended in Capas in Tarlac Province. Unveiled in 1968, the marker has the same structure as the one in Mariveles town, which has a bayonet sticking out of the ground with a soldier’s helmet slung over its butt. As a significant historical site in Bataan, it is recommended visitors respect and honor the memorial’s significance.AddressMariveles, BataanContact DetailsEmail: [email protected]Operational HoursAlways openBest time to visitSummertime or on sunny daysHow to get thereGo to one of the bus terminals in Cubao or Pasay in Manila and take a bus bound for Mariveles, Bataan. Alight at the Mariveles town proper and hire a tricycle (motorized three-wheeled vehicle) or jeepney to take you directly to the Zero Kilometer Death March Marker. If you have a private vehicle, take the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) and exit at San Fernando, Pampanga. Continue driving along Jose Abad Santos Avenue and follow the road signs or use a navigation app to get to Mariveles, Bataan. From here, ask the locals or use the app for specific directions to the landmark.Things to-doTake pictures and go on a historic tour.