Lucban, Quezon's Pahiyas Festival honors San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of farmers, with residents decorating their homes with colorful kiping and vegetables(rice wafers).
The Buhusan Festival is a tradition of the people of Lucban, Quezon, held every Easter Sunday. It is said that the act of pouring water symbolizes the cleansing of sins.
Alay Lakad is a pilgrimage walk held during Holy Week, where thousands of devotees journey on foot to Kamay ni Hesus Shrine in Lucban, Quezon. This spiritual tradition is an act of faith, sacrifice, and penance, with participants seeking blessings, healing, and renewal.
Higantes parade through the streets of Lucban to celebrate the town’s annual fiesta, honoring Saint Louis of Toulouse, the patron saint of Lucban, Quezon. This lively tradition showcases giant, colorful papier-mâché figures, bringing joy and festivity to the community.
Lucban's historic San Louis Obispo de Tolosa Parish Church, originally built in 1595 and rebuilt in 1738, showcases baroque architecture with intricate stone carvings.
The Hermano Pule Shrine in Lucban honors Apolinario de la Cruz, also known as Hermano Pule, a revolutionary leader who fought for religious freedom in the 19th century.
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