Fo Guang Shan Review

My journey to Fo Guang Shan in Taiwan with my dad was truly a heartwarming and unforgettable experience.As we approached the temple complex, the air was filled with a sense of serenity and tranquility. The stunning architecture and meticulously landscaped gardens created a peaceful oasis amidst the bustling world.Exploring the temple with my dad by my side made it even more special. We marveled at the intricate details of the buildings and statues, and as we lit incense and offered our prayers, it felt like a moment of profound connection with each other and the spiritual world.As we left Fo Guang Shan, my heart was filled with gratitude for this precious time spent with my dad in such a beautiful and meaningful place. It's a memory I'll cherish forever, a journey of spiritual exploration and a bonding experience that brought us closer together🙏🏻❤️

Anyway, it's wide and relaxing. I went there during the Chinese New Year season, so the rabbits were displayed. I felt a very exotic feeling. There were several places where you could pray, and the staff kindly taught me the color 々. There are also places where you can eat meals and snacks such as restaurants. There is only public transportation from the station by bus, so it is recommended to look around after seeing the bus time.

The Buddha Memorial Hall has a beautiful overall scenery, rich in design connotation and the beauty of Buddhist cultural relics. If you have time, you can slowly stroll around ㄧ all day, and you can feel the texture of Foguangshan that Foguangshan wants to bring to the public from the restaurant and merchandise department inside the door. The exhibition space inside will also change the exhibition products, there are also volunteers professional explanations on the scene, overall, a trip can be full of harvest!

The memorial is large and there is a painting and calligraphy exhibition. I like to walk the aisles on both sides of the tower, which have many Buddhist classic quotes on the wall. When I went there was Thursday, the Tibetan Jingge Gate was closed. It should be their public holiday, so next time I go, I have to check the public holiday on the few weeks and stagger the public holiday. Because I was too tired to walk, the fast passage to the other district of Tibetan Jingge was closed and I didn't go to the old district. It is worth a day of shopping.

Not bad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .