To reach the summit, you can go by car or cable car, or if you enjoy exercising, you can climb 576 steps from the base of the hill.

This Christ takes its name from the "noa," a cactus plant endemic to this area. Two examples of this plant have been placed at the foot of the sculpture.

The imposing Christ statue is made of 580 tons of concrete and stands at a height of 22 meters. It is considered the third tallest monument in Latin America.

Behind the sculpture, there is a church where replicas of Holy Land sites, such as the Cave of Bethlehem, the Calvary, and the Holy Sepulcher, can be found.

The location offers a spectacular panoramic view of the city of Torreon, Gómez Palacio, and even parts of Lerdo on a clear day.