PMA Visitors Map- Main Gate to St. Ignatius Chapel

The visitors' map of the Philippine Military Academy holds immense significance in understanding the institution's historical importance

DELTA COMPANY GIS TEAM

The Delta Company ArcGIS Team

Main Gate

As strong as firm as the Academy, the gate is an enigma that gives a sense of being forbidding and at the same time comforting as it welcomes you to its fold- gives you a feeling of security and stability. It is but the beginning of an impressive series of works of art inside the walls of the Philippine Military Academy.

Gen Gregorio Del Pilar Monument

The monument was dedicated to the young hero of Tirad Pass. The statue of General Gregorio Del Pilar riding in a horse depicts his heroic moments before he was killed during the battle. It is a fitting tribute and serves as an inspiration to the noble men and women of this great institution.

Cadet's circle

The eye-catching representation of the parade paraphernalia of a firstclass cadet dominates the entrance to the Academy. It houses the likeness of the prestigious headgear worn by cadet officers, the shaku, as well as the sword which symbolizes leadership among and within the Cadet Corps Armed Forces of the Philippines.

Departed Alumni Memorial

The monument is a fitting tribute to the noble men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice for the motherland. It stands in honor of the heroes that this institution has produced. The solemnity of the place reminds each cadet of the duty to the country they have sworn to uphold.

Relics Point

Situated behind the Alumni Memorial, this park museum serves as a reminder to the brave men who have fought before us. It showcases how did our old ancestors defend the motherland, burning with Patriotism.

Korean War Monument

The Monument was constructed to honor Filipino soldiers who risked their lives during the Korean War. The monument highlights the noble sacrifices of Filipino soldiers who fought during the Battle of Yultong wherein Captain Conrado Yap gave his life to defend the area against 40,000 Chinese soldiers.

PMA Museum

The Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Museum holds great significance in preserving the country's military history, showcasing the bravery and sacrifices of Filipino soldiers, and educating the public about the country's defense forces. As an institution of higher learning that trains future military leaders, the PMA Museum provides a space for cadets and visitors to delve into the rich military heritage of the Philippines. The museum's exhibits, artifacts, and displays offer valuable insights into the evolution of the armed forces.

Philippine- American Memorial

The memorial was constructed to commemorate the strong friendship between Filipino and American Forces throughout the years. This was place honors Filipino West Pointers who served during the World War II. The place also gives tribute to all Filipino soldiers who gave their lives carrying the torch of Democracy.

Igorot Garden

As an expression of gratitude to our beloved Alma Mater, the PMA class of 1960 donated the Igorot Garden. The garden boasts a replica of the humble abode of the Igorots and a bridge in the midst of towering pine trees and lush greenery. The place is perfect for the romantics as it is a fitting venue to share their heart’s ardent desire with nature as the backdrop.

Grove '55

Amidst the soothing shades of Baguio Pine trees, this grove is an ideal picnic area not only for cadets but also for outsiders wanting to experience nature in PMA.

Terraces '80

The significance of the PMA Class 1980 Terraces lies in its commemoration of the achievements, sacrifices, and camaraderie of a particular graduating class at the Philippine Military Academy (PMA). Located on the grounds of the prestigious military institution, the park serves as a symbol of legacy and inspiration for future generations of cadets. The Class 1980 is particularly renowned for its exemplary intelligence and strong commitment to the nation, making it a fitting tribute to their collective efforts and contributions.

Aviary

The Aviary ’66 serves as a shelter for colorful birds to enjoy the peace and tranquility of nature. Patterned after the Kevlar Helmet, it symbolizes the profession of arms cadets chose to enter.

Dimalupig Park

A tranquil and peaceful park situated along the road. This Park is the haven of PMA Christian Fellowship where they conduct their regular Sunday Service. The was donated by PMA Dimalupig Class of 1981 to the PMA. The park boasts a lush greenery shaded by pines and a great place for family events and gatherings. PMA Museum The newly constructed museum is the center of PMA History where various memorabilia and artifacts is situated. This building boasts the historical evolution of PMA which started within the walls of Intramuros until it reached its present location here in Loakan. The old museum was relocated in this area to bring the PMA History closer to visitors and tourist of this great institution.

Wishing Well

It is believed that if you throw a coin and wish really hard, then your heart’s ardent desire will come true. But even if you don’t believe in myths, the hut is still a breather for sore eyes and a romantic site for the young at heart

PMA Evangelical Church

PMA Evangelical Church (formerly known as All Saint’s Chapel) is the home Protestant Christian Cadets and a place where they conduct their Sunday Worship Service. The Evangelical Church is situated at the bottom of a hill and previously underwent massive renovations to cater the growing number of Protestant Christians in the Academy.

Matapat Park

The Matapat Park is great place to unwind due to its pine covered façade which gives tranquility and peace of mind. The Park was donated by PMA Class of 1979 to the Philippine Military Academy. This park was situated in a cliff beside the St. Ignatius Chapel and PMA Evangelical Church. The park offers a scenic view of downtown Baguio City and nearby areas.

St. Ignatius Chapel

The St. Ignatius chapel is the haven of Catholic cadets and a place where Cadets, Officers, and Visitors conduct their Sunday service. The chapel is situated on the top of a hill overlooking the officers’ quarters and Quezon Avenue. The place offers a romantic backdrop for couples and a common venue for military weddings.

Main Gate

As strong as firm as the Academy, the gate is an enigma that gives a sense of being forbidding and at the same time comforting as it welcomes you to its fold- gives you a feeling of security and stability. It is but the beginning of an impressive series of works of art inside the walls of the Philippine Military Academy.

Gen Gregorio Del Pilar Monument

The monument was dedicated to the young hero of Tirad Pass. The statue of General Gregorio Del Pilar riding in a horse depicts his heroic moments before he was killed during the battle. It is a fitting tribute and serves as an inspiration to the noble men and women of this great institution.

Cadet's circle

The eye-catching representation of the parade paraphernalia of a firstclass cadet dominates the entrance to the Academy. It houses the likeness of the prestigious headgear worn by cadet officers, the shaku, as well as the sword which symbolizes leadership among and within the Cadet Corps Armed Forces of the Philippines.

Departed Alumni Memorial

The monument is a fitting tribute to the noble men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice for the motherland. It stands in honor of the heroes that this institution has produced. The solemnity of the place reminds each cadet of the duty to the country they have sworn to uphold.

Relics Point

Situated behind the Alumni Memorial, this park museum serves as a reminder to the brave men who have fought before us. It showcases how did our old ancestors defend the motherland, burning with Patriotism.

Korean War Monument

The Monument was constructed to honor Filipino soldiers who risked their lives during the Korean War. The monument highlights the noble sacrifices of Filipino soldiers who fought during the Battle of Yultong wherein Captain Conrado Yap gave his life to defend the area against 40,000 Chinese soldiers.

PMA Museum

The Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Museum holds great significance in preserving the country's military history, showcasing the bravery and sacrifices of Filipino soldiers, and educating the public about the country's defense forces. As an institution of higher learning that trains future military leaders, the PMA Museum provides a space for cadets and visitors to delve into the rich military heritage of the Philippines. The museum's exhibits, artifacts, and displays offer valuable insights into the evolution of the armed forces.

Philippine- American Memorial

The memorial was constructed to commemorate the strong friendship between Filipino and American Forces throughout the years. This was place honors Filipino West Pointers who served during the World War II. The place also gives tribute to all Filipino soldiers who gave their lives carrying the torch of Democracy.

Igorot Garden

As an expression of gratitude to our beloved Alma Mater, the PMA class of 1960 donated the Igorot Garden. The garden boasts a replica of the humble abode of the Igorots and a bridge in the midst of towering pine trees and lush greenery. The place is perfect for the romantics as it is a fitting venue to share their heart’s ardent desire with nature as the backdrop.

Grove '55

Amidst the soothing shades of Baguio Pine trees, this grove is an ideal picnic area not only for cadets but also for outsiders wanting to experience nature in PMA.

Terraces '80

The significance of the PMA Class 1980 Terraces lies in its commemoration of the achievements, sacrifices, and camaraderie of a particular graduating class at the Philippine Military Academy (PMA). Located on the grounds of the prestigious military institution, the park serves as a symbol of legacy and inspiration for future generations of cadets. The Class 1980 is particularly renowned for its exemplary intelligence and strong commitment to the nation, making it a fitting tribute to their collective efforts and contributions.

Aviary

The Aviary ’66 serves as a shelter for colorful birds to enjoy the peace and tranquility of nature. Patterned after the Kevlar Helmet, it symbolizes the profession of arms cadets chose to enter.

Dimalupig Park

A tranquil and peaceful park situated along the road. This Park is the haven of PMA Christian Fellowship where they conduct their regular Sunday Service. The was donated by PMA Dimalupig Class of 1981 to the PMA. The park boasts a lush greenery shaded by pines and a great place for family events and gatherings. PMA Museum The newly constructed museum is the center of PMA History where various memorabilia and artifacts is situated. This building boasts the historical evolution of PMA which started within the walls of Intramuros until it reached its present location here in Loakan. The old museum was relocated in this area to bring the PMA History closer to visitors and tourist of this great institution.

Wishing Well

It is believed that if you throw a coin and wish really hard, then your heart’s ardent desire will come true. But even if you don’t believe in myths, the hut is still a breather for sore eyes and a romantic site for the young at heart

PMA Evangelical Church

PMA Evangelical Church (formerly known as All Saint’s Chapel) is the home Protestant Christian Cadets and a place where they conduct their Sunday Worship Service. The Evangelical Church is situated at the bottom of a hill and previously underwent massive renovations to cater the growing number of Protestant Christians in the Academy.

Matapat Park

The Matapat Park is great place to unwind due to its pine covered façade which gives tranquility and peace of mind. The Park was donated by PMA Class of 1979 to the Philippine Military Academy. This park was situated in a cliff beside the St. Ignatius Chapel and PMA Evangelical Church. The park offers a scenic view of downtown Baguio City and nearby areas.

St. Ignatius Chapel

The St. Ignatius chapel is the haven of Catholic cadets and a place where Cadets, Officers, and Visitors conduct their Sunday service. The chapel is situated on the top of a hill overlooking the officers’ quarters and Quezon Avenue. The place offers a romantic backdrop for couples and a common venue for military weddings.