BYB Metro - Township Project & Amusement Park
Southern Arterial Road (STAR) Tollway
Metro Manila Skyway - Stage 1
Saint Vincent Ferrer Prayer Park
Solar Energy
Land Registration Systems (LARES)
SSS - Unified Multi-Purpose Identification System (UMID)
2008 Automated Elections in the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM)
Batangas State University - Building Management System
Full Integrated Local Government Unit Systems
Accounting and Financial Management System
Treasury and Income Information Data
Human Resource Information System
LTO - Information Technology Project
San Jose Broiler Farm
Swine Farm
Bayambang Dairy Farm
Farm Mechanization Distribution
Aguilar & Bayambang Rice Mills
Farmers Total Assistance Program
Rural Banking
Julius K. Quimbao Medical and Wellness Center - A Medical City Managed Hospital
Food & Beverage Processing
Engineered Bamboo Manufacturing
Safety & Security Management
Philippine Bamboo Project
Community Livelihood Programs
Guam Regional Medical City (GRMC)
Second Vivekananda Bridge Tollway (SVBT)

Saint Vincent Ferrer Prayer Park

The prayer park project including the statue is privately funded by the Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation.

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ABOUT THE PROJECT

St. Vincent Ferrer Prayer Park: A Landmark of Faith and Innovation

Rising above the town of Bayambang, Pangasinan, the St. Vincent Ferrer Statue stands as both a symbol of devotion and a feat of modern engineering.

Recognized by Guinness World Records as the tallest bamboo sculpture in the world, the statue pays tribute to Bayambang’s patron saint, St. Vincent Ferrer, while showcasing Filipino creativity and resilience.

Design and Construction

Height: 50.23 meters (164.8 feet), including its base

Materials: 60 tons of engineered bamboo and 600 tons of steel

Foundation: 7.5 meters deep, reinforced with 6,000 psi cement

Structure: Around 5,000 interlocking polygons form the statue’s body, with 700 polygons dedicated to the detailed head and hair

Built in just 10 months by more than 600 workers, the statue was designed to endure strong winds and typhoons, ensuring it remains a lasting landmark for generations.

History and Inspiration

The vision for the project came from Mary Clare Phyllis Quiambao, wife of Mayor Cezar Quiambao, after being inspired by a bamboo structure in Myanmar.

Determined to create a symbol of faith and identity for Bayambang, the local government and the Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation worked together to fund and realize the project.

The groundbreaking ceremony was held on June 20, 2018, and less than a year later, on April 5, 2019, the statue was inaugurated. Its unveiling coincided with two historic anniversaries: the 400th year of the Saint Vincent Ferrer Parish and the 600th death anniversary of St. Vincent Ferrer.

Cultural and Economic Impact

The St. Vincent Ferrer Statue stands as a proud testament to Bayambang’s heritage—where faith, culture, and innovation meet to inspire the world.

The St. Vincent Ferrer Statue has become more than a religious icon—it is now a major tourist destination, drawing visitors from across the country and abroad.

Beyond its spiritual significance, the statue has boosted Bayambang’s visibility as a hub of faith tourism and cultural pride, opening opportunities for local businesses and investments.