That would be lovely!
Please keep me updated when Jesus arises 😉

Yes, I have read your Maleldo article and I have commented there too. 🙂

Years down the road, we will see if that gigantic Jesus statue in my part of the world will really be built. Maybe you could visit it too then. If you would, I hope we could both remember this brief communication and I could assist you in your visit. 🙂

Thanks for your feedback, Kitty!
No, I haven’t heard about the Pampanga statue project, but I’m sure that another Asian Jesus statue will be a reason more to visit your part of the Philippines.
By the way, when I visited Pampanga myself during Easter, it truly impressed me, as you can read in this article: https://www.pipeaway.com/maleldo-festival-cutud-pampanga-crucifixion-holy-week/
I hope to go back again!
Here are my answers to your questions on the Vietnamese Jesus:
1. If you have read the tips on bringing water along, I would assume that’s because there are many stairs to climb before even entering the statue. So taking a sip outside could rehydrate you for the final climb.
2. Yes, you can enter in socks, no worries. If you carefully watch my Youtube video, you’ll see I have my socks on 😉
3. Sadly, no, there were no lockers by the entrance. Just a pile of everyone’s shoes and bags together. I was constantly aware of that fact while inside, as it does remind you that someone could steal your belongings. I’d recommend not bringing valuables you cannot put in your pockets to ensure you won’t lose them.
There, hopefully, this helped. Enjoy your Jesus statue visit!

My search for a list of do’s and don’ts in visiting this statue brought me here. I hope it wouldn’t be too much of a bother if I ask some questions since I want to climb those hundreds of steps. 🙂

*If no drinks are allowed inside the statue, then why are there so many tips I have read to “bring/drink water”?
*No shoes – can we go up wearing socks? I do not think I can do barefoot.
*No bags – do they have any provisions by the entrance, like rental lockers, in which visitors can safely leave their bags and shoes?

Will truly appreciate if you can clarify these things for me so I would know what to do when I visit. 🙂

Not sure if your question is rhetorical, spiritual, or something else?
Stairs lead to the monument of Jesus Christ, the topic of this article 😉

Every effort rewards, and no success comes without the price 😉

Labai ačiu 🙂