Buu Long Pagoda- The Architecture of a Thai Temple
Hello friends, It's Son again, I'm very happy that I'm here today, sharing with you my interesting places, trips and experiences.
In life, there will be many things that make us unpredictable and there will be things that we do not know how to deal with, as well as there are people we cannot forget but force us not to meet again. And because of such things, we need to take trips to relax and think more, and today Son wants to take you to a place to relax and admire the architecture of a Thai temple. right in Vietnam.
Explore the Thai Temple in District 9, Ho Chi Minh City with Son.
The temple is famous for Thai architecture and sculpture.
The temple is called Buu Long Pagoda, with the unique features of Thai architecture, so the temple is often known as the Thai Temple. The temple is located far away from the bustling and crowded city of Ho Chi Minh City, the temple is located on the high hill of the city, the way to the temple also gives visitors the feeling of comfort, light and joy. relieved by the rows of green trees, and in the high position, the air is fresher and cooler.
When entering the temple, you will be met with the shape of a pagoda with special architecture, large space, and a lot of trees, Feeling much lighter, I feel the peace inside. my body. The temple is large with stupas, and the most impressive is the large lake in front of the stupa.
Besides, there are small caves that look like a jungle. In the temple, there are also vegetarian canteens and tea-style soft drinks.
Do you feel peaceful when visiting the temple in the land of the Golden Temple, Thailand?
I really like the feeling of climbing the stairs through the floors of the tower to the top of the tower, although a bit tired but I still feel happy.
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The intricate details and craftsmanship of the temple's architecture and sculptures are truly captivating. It's a testament to the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of Thailand. Exploring the temple allows visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty and serenity of its surroundings, providing a peaceful sanctuary amidst the busyness of everyday life.
Buu Long Pagoda is not only a visual delight but also a place where one can find solace and inner peace. Its serene ambiance and picturesque setting make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a tranquil escape from the city. I highly recommend experiencing the beauty and tranquility of Buu Long Pagoda for oneself—it is an experience that will leave a lasting impression.😍
Your conten lively and great picture.
How I wish I could go there and see Pagoda. Good thing you had the chance to take a trip there. Enjoy every moment of your life.
Another beautiful pagoda from you @iamsonneymar
It looks big. It's architecture looks like a Thai style, right?