萬佛寺 - Tainan City

1. It is recommended to enter the park at 8 o'clock in the morning, around 9:30, there are so many people, it looks really like a human-shaped centipede ? 2. Due to the epidemic situation, the park will be closed on May 3, 2021, and I don’t know when it will reopen. I just visited on May 2, 2021. If it is cancelled by accident, you must register for an appointment online after entering the park after May 19, 2021! 3. The Internet says it is the Taiwanese version of Angkor Wat. Personally, I think it is more like the area of ​​Hanshan Temple in Suzhou. In short, it is really beautiful and there are stalactites. 4. On the day I went, I also met the free clinic of the Hsinchu Health Sports Association. After giving them electrotherapy and massage, they felt much better. The massage master was really in place. You can go to Tainan Xinhua to find him for massage.

The Taiwanese version of Angkor Wat is small and beautiful. The mottled ruins of the ancient city give the illusion of returning to Siam-Angkor Wat.

A rare pilgrimage to the ancestral temple... Admire the special architectural beauty of the temple and the surrounding scenery with a pious heart~ Return with a full load

Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery is known as the Little Angkor Wat in Taiwan, also known as Little Putuo Mountain. The temple is majestic and magnificent. There are three majestic statues of Buddha in the Daxiong Hall. In front of the temple, there is a Guanyin Bodhisattva standing on the golden dragon, which is particularly attractive. There are many peculiar rocks in the monastery decorated into very special topography and landforms. The most attractive focus is an artificial stalactite cave with stunning stalagmites and stone pillars. There is also an antique building with reference to the Angkor Wat temple, which makes people think that they have gone abroad to Cambodia. Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery does not charge tickets, there is free parking and clean toilets. It takes about 1 to 2 hours to walk around, but you need to pay attention to some small paths that are easy to slip and get injured. Currently, the park is closed for two days every Monday to Tuesday, and it will be postponed if it is a national holiday. From May 19, 2021, an appointment system will be adopted to control the number of people entering the Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery.

It is suggested that various local attractions should not be called "Taiwan version xxx", which will make the original places with their own characteristics, and people will misplace the focus when they go to visit. Just like the Temple of Ten Thousand Buddhas, its most distinctive place is obviously the Little Putuo Mountain Meditation Park, but the popularity of the "Taiwan version of Angkor Wat" has made it easy to compare the difference between it and Cambodia's Angkor Wat. (of course much worse)