any historical fists occurred and established in this town.  The most famous of these is the Tagudin Sundial, which was constructed in 1848 by Father Juan Sorolla and noted to be the oldest and the first sundial in the Philippines.  The schools that were established by the assiduous CICM Missionaries is now considered to be the First Living Community Museum in the country complemented by the First Municipal High School, which is the Tagudin National High School.  Notable historical events include the first Filipino resistance against the Japanese Imperial Army that occurred along the national highway of Barangay Dardarat and Dacutan wherein Filipino soldiers successfully staged an ambush.  The famed Battle of Bessang Pass actually started in Barangay Bitalag of this town in which the man who planted the Philippine Flag at the peak of the mountain is from this town in the person of then Capt. Emilio Narcise, now a retired general.  Complimenting these historical tourist spots are the beautiful beach of Becques, the picturesque landscaping along the roads also of Becques and the still to be developed Baracbac Falls.  Fishing at the sea of Becques can also be interesting because you can encounter a group of dancing dolphins if you dare to travel a 30-minute ride going to the west. Beautiful spot of Tagudin is also  located at Sitio Alog, Barangay Pallogan  with an elevations of 200m to 342m above wherein the Panoramic view of the Municipality and its surrounding areas is behold.  Vacationers and nature lovers prefer to spend leisure time and unwind themselves with the pacific ambiance, fresh water and river fishes of Sitio Luboc and Ken-Aber, Barangay Ambalayat and even chosen as one of the best pictorial site of the yearly beauty pageant contest of the municipality.