Yesterday I blogged about our last week's visit to
Houston and the accidental discovery of the grand Viet Namese
Buddhist temple. Due to paucity of time I couldn't upload all the pictures I wanted to in the blot post. This grand
Buddhist shrine evokes awe and intrigue at the same time. There are several areas of the temple which would make any
Hindu/ Buddhist feel proud. For instance the presence of the
Ashoka Pillars crowned by Lions right at the entrance, a massive building known as "Dharma Hall", the
verdant green acres around the shrines, the numerous images of Buddha installed amidst gardens and lawns, et al. I hope I could visit this temple again when I visit Houston and take in the beauty and spiritual vibrations. Here are more views of the temple.
The Bell Tower in the center of the shrine compound
Buddha idol in the garden contiguous to the shrine
Bridge across a water body to view the Buddha idol
Water body and the idols inside and outside it
Another religious symbol in the water body
Long shot of the Buddha statue
NB: More pictures to come shortly.
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