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Colorful mosaic of porcelain in shape of dragon in pagoda in Vietnam Royalty Free Stock Photo
The dragon in Ky Vien pagoda. Dalat, Vietnam Royalty Free Stock Photo
Carved stone dragon. Ascending staircase to Hang Mua pagoda, Ninh Binh, Vietnam Royalty Free Stock Photo
Laughing Buddha and Dragon statue at the front of The Lady Buddha Statue, Linh Ung Pagoda, Da Nang, Vietnam Royalty Free Stock Photo
Dragon pagoda in Vietnam Royalty Free Stock Photo
Aerial view of bodhisattva architecture and double sky dragon in Chau Thoi pagoda, Binh Duong province, Vietnam in the afternoon Royalty Free Stock Photo
Dragon pagoda in Vietnam Royalty Free Stock Photo
Dragon pagoda in Vietnam
Traditional Chinese dragon guards pagoda Vietnam Royalty Free Stock Photo
Dragon statues at the Chinese pagoda in Chau Doc, Vietnam Royalty Free Stock Photo
Dragon pagoda in Vietnam Royalty Free Stock Photo
Bodhisattva architecture and double sky dragon in Chau Thoi pagoda, Binh Duong province, Vietnam in the afternoon with sun through Royalty Free Stock Photo
Aerial view of bodhisattva architecture and double sky dragon in Chau Thoi pagoda, Binh Duong province, Vietnam in the afternoon Royalty Free Stock Photo
Aerial view of bodhisattva architecture and double sky dragon in Chau Thoi pagoda, Binh Duong province, Vietnam in the afternoon Royalty Free Stock Photo
Aerial view of bodhisattva architecture and double sky dragon in Chau Thoi pagoda, Binh Duong province, Vietnam in the afternoon Royalty Free Stock Photo
The pagoda was built in 1949 and finished in 1952. It had being managed by 4 Buddhist monks. The front of the pagoda is lined with meticulous sculptured pillars in the shape of flying dragons which were made from glass debris. A 4.8-meter-tall statue of the Buddha Sakyamuni is a striking work of art which sits between 12 glaze works in relief which respectfully illustrate the legend of the Buddha Sakyamuni. Visitors can contemplate a 49-meter-long winding glaze dragon which stands near a pond. The scabs of dragon are made from 12,000 empty bottles, the head of dragon is 7m high. In front of the sanctum, there is Da Bao tower with 27m height, is a seven-tiered-27-meter-tall-tower made from thousands of pieces of broken bowls. On two sides of the tower, bell and drum are put. In the tower, there are some statues of Quan The Am Bodhisattva. This is really the ideal place for visitors to learn more about Buddhism as each floor of the tower is for the worship of each of the gods and goddesses. The second floor of the tower holds the largest bell in Central Vietnam, named Dai Hong Chung. The bell, 4.38 meters in height and 8,500 kilograms in weight, is carved in meticulous detail and includes the four words “Linh Phuoc Tu Chung”, statues of Buddha and sceneries of One Pillar Pagoda, Thien Mu Pagoda, Linh Phuoc Pagoda and Bo De Dao Trang Tower


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