The Rizal Monument is a national landmark located in Rizal Park, Manila, Philippines. It honors José Rizal, a national hero known for his role in advocating for reforms during the Spanish colonial period. The monument features a bronze statue of Rizal, standing tall, surrounded by a granite base that includes inscriptions and a small area for flowers. Unveiled in 1913, the monument symbolizes the Filipino people's struggle for freedom and independence. It serves as a reminder of Rizal's contributions to the country's history and is a popular site for both locals and tourists, often visited during national holidays and commemorative events.