2. Secret Mission of
Dr. Jose P. Rizal
To observe keenly the life and culture, language
and
customs, industries and commerce, and
government
laws of the European nations in order to prepare
himself for the mighty task of liberating his
oppressed people from Spanish Tyranny.

3. On May 3, 1882 : Rizal departed on board the
steamer bound for Singapore;

4. On Board the Steamer:
16 Passengers, including Rizal himself :
( 5 or 6 ladies, children and gentlemen)
Rizal was the only
Filipino, the rest were;
SPANIARDS
BRITISH
INDIAN NEGROS

5. Captain Donato Lecha
A Spaniard from
Asturias, Spain.
Rizal described him as:
“affable man, who is more
refined than his
own countrymen and
colleagues.”

6. On May 8, 1882 :
The steamer Salvadora was
approaching
Singapore where
Rizal saw a beautiful island.
“TALIM ISLAND with
the
SUSONG DALAGA”

7. On May 9, 1882
Salvadora docked at:

9. Mt. Faber
“Gives a panoramic view of
Singapore’s Skyline.”
The Jewel Box
“Where glittering gems
exists.”

10. Tanjong Beach, Sentosa
“A relatively hidden
and unspoiled
stretch of beach
along Sentosa.”
“The beach becomes
exceptionally romantic
at sunset, which explain
its popularity as one of
the top spots for
wedding photography.”

11. Keppel Bay
“A recreation enclave near the city and Sentosa, boosting an urban
waterfront, Keppel Bay is the ideal spot for or premier waterfront activities
such as yachting and perfect for a day sipping your coffee or cocktails by
the sea.”

12. In SINGAPORE:
Dr. Jose Rizal stayed for two(2) days at:
Hotel de la Paz

13. SINGAPORE BOTANICAL GARDEN

14. SINGAPORE BUDDHIST TEMPLE

15. THOMAS STANDFORD RAFFLES
Sir Stamford Raffles'
Statue, sculpted by Thomas
Woolner, is a popular icon of
Singapore.
The statue depicts
Raffles, standing tall, arms
folded, with an aura of quiet
assurance.
It was installed on Jubilee
Day on 27th day of June 1887.

16. On May 11, 1882:
Dr. Jose Rizal left for Europe on board the French
Steamer;

17. On May 17, 1882:
Djemnah reached ;
Galle is a major
city of Ceylon
(Sri Lanka).
Rizal wrote;
“The general
appearance of Point
Galle is picturesque
but lonely and quiet
and at the same time
sad.”

18. On May 18, 1882:
Djemnah reached ;
Rizal wrote;
“Colombo is
more beautiful,
smart and elegant
than Singapore,
Point Galle, and
Manila.”

19. From Colombo:
Djemnah crossed the ;

20. Also known as Ras Asir and
historically as Aromata
Promontorium, is
a headland in the northeastern
Bari province of Somalia.
Rizal wrote;
“Inhospitable land but
famous.”

21. Aden is a seaport in
Yemen located by
the eastern
approach to the Red
Sea some 110 miles
east of Bab-elMandeb.
Rizal discovered
that Aden is hotter
than Manila, but
was amazed by the
existence of Camels.

22. “Suez is a seaport city in
northeastern EGYPT
located on the north
coast of the Gulf of
Suez.”
Suez has three(3)
harbors;
1. Adabya
2. Ain Sokhna
3. Port Tafwig
“Rizal was impressed
on the beautiful
moonlight that
reminded him of
Calamba.”

23. “Is an artificial sea-level waterway
in Egypt, connecting the Mediterranean Sea and
the Red Sea.
Opened in November 17, 1869. After 10 years of
construction work, it allows transportation by
water between Europe and
Asia without navigation around Africa.
When first built, the canal was 164 km long and
8 m deep. After multiple enlargements, the canal
is 193.30 km long, 24 m deep and 205 m wide as
of 2010.”
It took five(5) days for Djemnah to
traverse the canal.

24. “Ferdinand Marie, Vicomte de
Lesseps (19 November 1805 – 7
December 1894)
He was the French (diplomat/
engineer) developer of the Suez
Canal, which joined the
Mediterranean and Red Seas in
1869, and substantially reduced
sailing distances and times
between the West and the East.”

25. “Is a city that lies in
north east Egypt
extending about 30
kilometers along the
coast of the
Mediterranean Sea, north
of the Suez Canal,
with an approximate
population of 603,787
(2010).”
“Rizal was fascinated
to hear the multiracial inhabitants”

26. On June 11, 1882:
Djemnah proceeded its way to Europe and reached ;
“Is the capital
of Campania and the
third-largest
municipality
in Italy, after Rome
and
Milan.
As of 2012, around
960,000 people live
within the city's
administrative limits. “

27. “Is a stratovolcano
in the Gulf of
Naples, Italy, about 9
kilometers east
of Naples and a short
distance from the shore.”

28. “Is a historical edifice
in Seville, southern S
pain, now the seat of
the presidency of the
Andalusian
Autonomous
Government.”
“Originally
constructed as the
seat of the Seminary
School of the
University of
Navigators”

29. On June 12, 1882:
Djemnah docked at the French harbor;
The site of the Old Port of
Marseille.
Original settlers set up a
trading post
or Emporion in the hills
on the northern shore.

30. Is a fortress (later a
prison) located on the
Island of If, the
smallest island in
the Frioul Archipelago
situated in the
Mediterranean Sea about
a mile offshore in the
Bay of Marseille in
southeastern France.

31. Born Dumas Davy de la Pailleterie, 24
July 1802 – 5 December 1870),
Also known as Alexander Dumas, was
a French writer, best known for his
historical novels of high adventure.
Translated into nearly 100
languages, these have made him one of
the most widely read French authors in
the world.
Many of his novels, including The Count
of Monte Cristo, and The Three
Musketeers.

32. On June 15, 1882:
Rizal crossed Pyrenees and stopped at the frontier town of;
“Is located near
the French
border in the Costa
Brava region, and
frequently serves as a
dropping off point
for SNCF trains coming
from Cerbère
in France.”
“Rizal compared the
Spanish and French
Immigration officers.”

33. On June 16, 1882:
Rizal finally reached his destination;
“Is greatest city of
Cataluña and Spain’s
second largest city.”
“Rizal thought that the
place was ugly, with
dirty little inns, and
inhospitable
residents.”