Monasterio de Tarlac
About
A hilltop monastery with a view that goes on forever! Monasterio de Tarlac sits on the peak of Mount Resurreccion, where a 30-foot statue of the Risen Christ looks out over Tarlac's mountains and fields. Inside, a small chapel keeps a relic believed to be a fragment of the True Cross. Come for the quiet, stay for the breeze and the big green view!
- 1 to 2 hrsTime to spend
- Clear mornings for the view; Holy Week is the busiest time of the year.Best time to go
- Free entryEntrance and budget
- Drive to San Jose, Tarlac, then follow the mountain road up to the monastery.Getting there
What to do here
- Look out over the mountains from the Risen Christ statue
- Visit the chapel with the True Cross relic
- Stroll the courtyards and gardens
- Stop at the Sitio Baag view deck on the way
Know before you go
The mountain road is steep and winding; drive slowly and check your brakes.
Dress modestly and keep quiet near the chapel.
Bring a jacket; it gets windy at the top.
Parking inside the compound.
No entrance fee found; donations are welcome.
Where it is
Mount Resurreccion, San Pedro, San Jose, Tarlac
By commuteDrive to San Jose, Tarlac, then follow the mountain road up to the monastery. Without a car, hire a tricycle or van from Tarlac City.
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FAQ
What is Monasterio de Tarlac known for?
Its hilltop view, the 30-foot Risen Christ statue and a relic believed to be a fragment of the True Cross.
Is there an entrance fee?
None found. Donations are welcome.
Is it a long hike?
No. A road goes all the way up the mountain to the monastery.