hand of jesus shrine
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hand of jesus shrine印象
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Lot's of fun on the grounds, there is a park with animal statues near the Ark, A really big Ark, Noah's Ark. It is an accommodation exclusive for priests. There are lot's of things to see like different flowers and trees, ponds that have a lot of koi fish of different colors.When you're done with the sight seeing, you can go to the top of the hill to the statue of Jesus. On the way up your gonna need water, some towels, and an extra set of muscles to make it to the top without stopping, but of course you can take a breather and enjoy the birds' eye view of the mountains nearby.When you go back down, there are shops which offer refreshing drinks and fruit juices. It's a complete experience for the mind, body, and soul.
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Although I am not a Catholic but I felt about this place, a sacred and blessed shrine. And I was amazed when I saw the replica of Noah's Arc. But be ready and reserved your stamina because you will walk through the stairs a 100 plus stairs, anyway Cool breeze will cooling you down when you are on the top and besides the Christ Statue,
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Very nice, and well maintained.Steps on the way up the shrine may be a little steep for some. But all in all, it was okay.Ample parking space for those who wish to bring their own car.
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Took an air-conditioned bus to this place and trip was about 4 hours depending on the traffic conditions. We went to the Hand of Jesus Shrine with Stations of the Cross. To go to the top we had to go through 280-300 stairs both ways. It was worth to visit this place. There are souvenir stores and restaurants around the area. Weather was breezy during the months of January and February.
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A very good place especially for spiritual activity :) With 300 upward steps of way of the cross will surely make you feel suffered and really good for the soul.:)
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kamay ni hesus at lucban quezon philippines. My first visit there was i think 2010 with my sister and uncle , we are very amaze to the views , and we promise that we will visit again here with my whole family and friends . Now we always visit here at summer and my lola's birthday . We love the place . And next summer we will be visiting here again with my highschool friends and with my sister friends to share this lovely place :)
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Very very nice and interesting place to visit, after attending the mass, the view and the 200 plus steps grotto is one of the highlights of each visit. The view from above is so worth the climb, peaceful, amazing, and the cool breeze is very relaxing.
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Huge statues of Noah's ark, elephants with slide and other Bible-based characters were a feast to the eyes of the youngsters. Cool breeze was a great welcome in a hot summer afternoon. Adequate signages were placed to keep the sanctity of the place especially the steps going to Kamay ni Hesus Shrine and to prepare the pilgrims on having the right attitude towards the task.
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I specifically searched for a spiritual retreat to end my year of wandering, and this is such perfect place to recharge my soul. Kamay ni Hesus is in Lucban, just outside (~2km) of Lucban town proper. If you are already in Lucban, just ask for a tricycle to take you there (about 10 pesos for 4pax/trip). We came in from Manila, and got a jeep from Lucena Grand Terminal. It is just along the Tayabas-Lucban highway and it is hard to miss. THere are a lot of attractions in the place. THere is the 200+ steps going towards the iconic Kamay ni Hesus shrine at the top of the mountain. There is Noah's Ark, which also serves as an accommodation house for people on retreat. There is the Garden/Park perfect for children to play on animal slides. There is the KNH church, the Rosary Hill, a candle offering corner and many religious souvenir shops. First the KNH Shrine. It is basically carved out on the side of a mountain, with 200+ steps going up. The course is a zigzag one, where you can see different statues depicting the passion of Christ leading up to his crucifixion and resurrection. THis is perfect for Lent, though I can only imagine the volume of people visiting during this time. If one has already survived the Walkway to the Old Volcano/14 Stations of the Cross in Camiguin, this course is quite easier. What I love in this one is that there are steps carved out from the side of the mountain, so it is easier. But surely it is not for the weak. So be mindful, pack some water and a jacket. Since it was December (and drizzling), it was very very cold (even colder than in Baguio, I think). It took us about 30-40 minutes to go up and down. The view at the top is amazing. You can see rolling hills and forests, and the Lucban town proper in a bird's eye view. At the foot, you can find a candle offering corner. They sell candles of 5 colors for 20 pesos, each symbolizing a different petition. If you bring your kids along, you can let them play at the park with animal slides just before the Noah's Ark. I also found the clearest koi pond there. What surprised me the most was the Rosary Hill. It wasn't as crowded as the KNH Shrine, but the statues here were amazing. If KNH is for Jesus, the Rosary Hill highlights Mother Mary's life. THe last supper statue here was superbly good. Then you can end your journey with a mass at their beautiful church. Just consult the boards for the mass schedules. All around the place, there are religious statues. It is even a good place to review your saints and religious facts. Before going out, you can check out their religious souvenir shops. You can also sit down and enjoy some snacks in the food booths around.This is definitely a place to visit.
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I had a chance to come here during the Pahiyas festival before we went to Batis Aramin which was just in front of this place. It was very crowded and hot that time that we didn’t have energy left to climb the steps all the way up. So we just have to take some photos as a souvenir. If you’re going to visit this place make sure it’s in a weekday to avoid the crowd.