The St.Catherine of Alexandria Church in Bagac is one of the oldest churches in Bataan. However, this the only remaining colonial feature of the L-shaped church is only seen at the walls along the left side. Buttressed adobe-walls and coral block are still visible.

Dambana ng Kagitingan, atop Mt. Samat in Pilar, Bataan , was built to commemorate the gallantry of approximately 75,000 Filipino and American soldiers led by Major General Edward "Ned" P. King, Jr. The most distinct feature of the shrine is the Memorial Cross, a 92-meter marble, steel and concrete structure built 555 meters above sea level.

It was historically believed that the name Morong was coined in lieu of the Moro thieves and traders who have gone to this place. So it is not surprising that traders and Spanish friars of a long ago era frequented the area because it is strategically bounded on the west by South China Sea, and its arrestingly attractive beaches would easily woo any visitor of this pristine beauty. Morong has managed to pack.

As a sign of friendship and peace between the Philippines and Japan. The tower was inaugurated on April 8, 1975 on the day the Japanese celebrate the birth of Buddha.