Dalat,
December 30th 2009
Quoted
from "Insight Guides Vietnam" :
This Zen-style Buddhist monastery was built in 1993 and has about 100 monks and 80 nuns in residence. The temple is famous because of its perfect feng shui placement, withPin
Haat Mountain
behind and Quang Trung Reservoir below. Below the monastery is a picnic area
with tables and chair that overlooks the tranquil reservoir. The artificial
lake was created in 1980 and is now a recreational area with rowboats and
canoes for rent.
This Zen-style Buddhist monastery was built in 1993 and has about 100 monks and 80 nuns in residence. The temple is famous because of its perfect feng shui placement, with
This
place was actually not in my itinerary. It was Mr. Vu's idea and I'm grateful
for that. Although I'm not into temples, the scenery there was startling.
I asked a fellow tourist to take this picture for me. Actually I wanted a rather close up one in order to show how big the "ajisai" flowers behind me were.
I asked a fellow tourist to take this picture for me. Actually I wanted a rather close up one in order to show how big the "ajisai" flowers behind me were.
However,
I think I found more pine trees than bamboo trees.
This
is the reservoir built in 1980. At first I thought it was a natural lake,
because it was so broad. From above I couldn't even see the other end of the
lake.
Voila!
Is this Pin
Haat Mountain
mentioned just now in Insight Guides?
The one said to be in perfect feng shui
placement with the monastery and the lake?
Yes, it is!!
I
made tons of flower shots in Dalat
City Flower
Park , but did not see
this flower. Mostly I keep my close up shots in my online gallery, but this
time I can't hold not to show this off. Does the hanging shape remind you of
something?
They
call this tree "su". It's from "In Do" which means "Indonesia ".
Who brought the seed to Vietnam ??
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