Hi everyone, do you still remember me? Over the past few months, I've had a lot of personal issues to deal with so I haven't had much time to focus on the Hive community. And recently, I've done most of my personal work. And today, I continue my Hive journey. Today, I will introduce a trip to visit a pagoda in Hue. The temple is called Thien Lam Pagoda.
The pagoda has a Thai architectural style. The architectural style features two main colors: yellow and white. Entering the pagoda, you will be overwhelmed with the beauty of this place. As soon as I entered, I was impressed with the large gate with the symbol of 5 towers at the top. The two sides of the path are rows of green trees and staffs lying along the path. Entering the pagoda, you will feel like you are lost in a different world from the outside world. A peaceful, quiet, and noise-free world.
The pagoda grounds are very large with shady trees. Trees everywhere create an airy and fresh space. You can stop at any place to rest while you are tired. In the pagoda, there are many places for people to burn incense and worship Buddha. Visitors can enter the main hall to burn incense for the bodhisattva. The monks in the pagoda are very friendly, if you want to ask any questions, the monks are ready to answer for you. If you are a photography enthusiast, you are free to shoot without fear of any problems. Everyone in the pagoda is very friendly. The pagoda has many beautiful positions for you to freely pose. You just have to have a friend take good pictures for you.
The pagoda has many unique statues that are beveled in gold. The largest statue is a Buddha statue placed in the middle of the pagoda with a majestic. Around the pagoda are statues of mascots with strange shapes. Each mascot will bring different expressive shades, bringing a scary feeling to the viewer. In addition to the mascot statues, there are many animal statues everywhere. They gathered to listen to the bodhisattva preaching the sutras. In addition, there are many unique architectures around the temple. You are free to visit but remember to keep quiet.
I'm so glad I had an enjoyable trip to this beautiful pagoda today. And I will share with everyone many of my interesting trips in the upcoming posts.