Vinh Trang Pagoda

#vietnamtrip Vĩnh Tràng Temple is a Buddhist temple near Mỹ Tho in the Mekong Delta region of southern Vietnam. It is one of the best-known temples in the region. The temple stands on a 2-hectare block filled with fruit trees in the village of Mỹ Hóa in the town of Mỹ Phong, on the banks of the Bảo Định canal. The pagoda is a historic Buddhist temple in the central Ba Đình district (near the Thăng Long Citadel), Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. The most famous part of this architecture complex is Liên Hoa Đài

Vĩnh Tràng Temple is a must visit temple in Vietnam, this is a Buddhist temple near Mỹ Tho in the Mekong Delta region of southern Vietnam. This temple has a beautiful architecture with the interference between Eastern and Western cultures, that thing make this temple known as one of the most beautiful temples in the region. Vinh Trang Temple is almost always full of visitors everyday. What makes this temple always full of visitor is: their history! Vinh Trang temple was originally built during the middle of the 19th. Not only that, another thing that makes this temple always full of visitors is the entrance fee for this temple is free and the temple also has a lot of monks that ready to guide and explain when visitors need it. 🛕Vinh Trang Pagoda ấp Mỹ An, Mỹ Phong, Thành phố Mỹ Tho, Tiền Giang, Vietnam #tripmomentschallenge #travel #vietnam #trip #mythocity #mekongdelta #pagoda #temple

#vietnamtrip Vinh Trang Pagoda is the greatest pagoda of Tien Giang Province, in an area of 2,000m2 with many beautiful trees. It was built in 1849 in My Phong village, My Tho City, in the shape of “Nation” letter of Chinese characters. The pagoda includes four large departments connected with each other: the front department, the main department, the worship department and the back department, bearing a combination of European-Asian architecture and creating a splendid beauty, solemnity, but purity. The beautiful structure features a mixture of Chinese, Vietnamese and Angkor (Cambodian) architectural styles. The pagoda consists of five buildings, two ornamental yards and 178 pillars. The extremely beautiful structures in the pagoda are two triumphal arches bearing an art of inserting bottle and porcelain fragments which create harmonious pictures illustrating the Buddha’s legendaries. Inside the pagoda, there is a set of pictures “eight angels riding on animals” another set of statues of the Amitabha Holy Trinity carved in bronze, as big as a man, and more particularly, the set of the eighteen Arhants, wood carving work, is the only one, not two, in the west of South Vietnam, made by a snumber of artists in 1907. Graves of Buddhist priests who took care of the pagoda are scattered around. These graves are decorated with carefully engraved flagstones. There are three entrances to the pagoda. The central iron gate is always closed, while the two side gates, which are designed in the co lau style are open. The side gates are adorned with colorful porcelain mosaics featuring Buddhist folktales and natural scenery. The facade of Vinh Trang Pagoda contains both Asian and European architecture including elements from the Renaissance period, Romanesque style, French decorative flowers and Japanese enameled tile. From afar, the pagoda resembles the five-tower Angkor Temple. According to locals, a monk named Minh Dan and an architect named Huynh Tri Phu traveled to Cambodia prior to building the pagoda for inspiration and eventually combined Khmer architecture with European styles for the pagoda. Vinh Trang Pagoda houses 60 precious statues made from copper, wood and terracotta. The most valuable collection is the 18 arhats made from jackfruit tree wood in 1907. Additionally, the pagoda has a bell that was cast in 1854. The pagoda is surrounded by gardens of ornamental trees, ancient trees and bonsai, creating a peaceful atmosphere. It provided shelter for Vietnamese patriots and is recognized as a national historical and cultural relic by the government.

#vietnamtrip Vietnam's national level relic Kou Permanent Temple hua Vinh Tr Qung Permanent Temple (Vietnamese: Chua Vinh Tr Luong) is located in the beautiful scouring city of the Mekong River Delta in southern Vietnam. Meifeng Society is a well-known temple and tourist resort in the region. Now it is the permanent temple where the Buddhist Association of Qianjiang Province is stationed. It was built in the middle of the 19th century under the leadership of Supervisor of the County Pei Gongda's husband and wife. Baolin Temple (given by the Chinese Taoist priest Ch ua Biru l â Deng (Th lecherous ch Hu ê D ä ng) and he also continued to preside over the project. The final result was that the project was completed in 1850. After years ago, I came here alone, full of ambition, and Tathagata Buddha, Avalokitesvara and Bodhisattvas prayed for n+1. Every sentence can not be separated from "good health". Praise: Permanent Temple Ch ù aVinh Tr Luong coordinates: go to My An wall, My Phong, Th Luonh phd My Tho, Ti ë ê n Giang