Thay Pagoda | Vietnam Photo Spot
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The Thay Pagoda, also known as “Master’s Pagoda,” is a stunning location for photography. The pagoda, founded in the 11th century by Zen Master Tu Dao Hanh, is a symbol of Vietnamese culture and Buddhism. It is renowned for its unique architectural design, including three sections: the Ha Pagoda (lower pagoda), the Trung Pagoda (middle pagoda), and the Thuong Pagoda (upper pagoda). The pagoda complex is beautifully set amidst a serene pond, verdant hills, and limestone karsts, providing a picturesque backdrop for photographers. Capture the timeless charm of the pagoda reflected on the tranquil waters, or the fascinating Buddhist statues within the pagoda. Nature and architecture photographers alike will find a plethora of captivating angles. The site is particularly enchanting during the early morning hours when the soft light lends a mystical aura to the pagoda and its surrounding landscapes.
(Thay Pagoda, Quoc Oai, Hanoi, Vietnam)