Anguanghuguo Temple

What travelers say:

Spectacular! The Vietnamese temple Huguo Temple, which is located on Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam. It was built by former Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Jin Yong to donate 100 billion VND. It is rumored that Nguyen Jin Yong wanted to run for Prime Minister. At the beginning of his election, he had promised to return the temple to his hometown if he was elected successfully. Phu Quoc has some roots with China. In early 1952, the Hunan troops of General Huang Jie of the Kuomintang retreated to Phu Quoc Island in Vietnam, and later returned to the Kuomintang government of Taiwan, and established a village in Taipei to settle. Now there is also a Phu Quoc Island in Kaohsiung's Clarification Lake to commemorate them. Huguo Temple is in a steep terrain, and it is a corner of the coast with a condescending posture. Huguo Temple is also named the bamboo forest of Huguo Temple. Huguo Temple is built in a very beautiful location. Backed by the mountain, facing the vast sea, this location is considered very significant and unique, according to the architecture of Li Chao and Chen Chao architectural styles. The main hall is also a third Buddha and does not take pictures. There are four heavenly kings in front. Vietnam is located in the easternmost of the countries of the Central and Southern Peninsula. It is a tropical country with an area of about nine times that of Taiwan and three times the population of Taiwan. It is in the countries of Southeast Asia. Only Vietnam has been influenced by Chinese culture since ancient times and has been introduced to the Dharma of the Mahayana. Buddhism is introduced from Ceylon (now Sri Lanka). There are majestic, simple and friendly temples in villages across Vietnam. Vietnamese temples open their doors to worship Buddhas at any time. The Buddha's offerings are generally products that people grow or process, such as bananas, betel nuts, glutinous rice, sand cakes, cookies and betel nut flowers.