This year, I photographed the purest and most sacred building that is so white it glows

🧾This year, I've traveled through more than a dozen cities and photographed many buildings. In Dali, there are traditional Bai ethnic architecture styles. In Meizhou, there are traditional Hakka residential buildings that look like castles. In Inner Mongolia, there are Mongolian yurts scattered on the grasslands. In Mangshi, there is the Menghuan Golden Pagoda that shines with golden light. But the purest and most sacred building has to be the Menghuan Silver Pagoda! ⚪️You can visit the Menghuan Silver Pagoda, which is located opposite the Menghuan Golden Pagoda. The overall architectural style is pure white and elegant, so white it glows! There are 24 sign languages in the entrance area, each with a beautiful meaning. The Dai people's gesture of putting their hands together 🙏 represents respect for guests. ⛰️The main building of the Silver Pagoda is built on the top of the mountain and can be visited by climbing. Halfway up, there is a viewing platform where you can photograph the Golden Pagoda. The scene of the Silver Pagoda and the Golden Pagoda reflecting each other is quite beautiful. There is a photo check-in point set up at the top of the mountain, where you can queue up to take photos. There is a mirror where you can photograph the reflection of the Silver Pagoda, which is spectacular. From the mountain, you can overlook the entire cityscape of Mangshi. 📷 If you love photography, you can rent a Dai ethnic costume to take pictures. There are many places at the entrance of the scenic area where you can rent them. Basically, you can get accessories and hairstyles for 60-100. There are also makeup and photography services available depending on individual needs. 🔍Menghuan Silver Pagoda 🎫Ticket price: 40💰