Nepal Pavilion Review

Sanya Nanshan Temple, in addition to watching Nanshan Temple and Guanyin on the sea, there is also a magnificent temple - Nepal Buddha Hall, hidden in the green trees of Nanshan Temple Nepal Buddha Hall, full name "Tianzhu Holy Site Buddha Hall", formerly known as the Shanghai World Expo Nepal National Hall, In February 2012, the whole moved to Nanshan.

Nepal Pavilion is also one of the scenic spots in Nanshan Temple. The scenery around the pavilion is very beautiful. The trees and flowers along the road below are very beautiful. The Pavilion is surrounded by sutras and flutters with the wind. Besides, the outside of Nepal Pavilion is especially suitable for taking pictures. The color of the pavilion is very beautiful. It can take a circle around it. It is a good background. There are also some exhibitions of Buddhist culture in the pavilion, the Buddha Pavilion. There are also two peacocks outside. I like the surroundings full of Buddhist scriptures. They are colorful and beautiful. There are trees and lawns. Besides 108 meters of Guanyin, the most beautiful spots in Nanshan Temple are counted.

In Nanshan Cultural Scenic Area, I bought a train ticket and took a one-stop trip to Nepal Pavilion. As a result, the train ticket was dropped on the train. The waiter asked me to make up the ticket. It was very annoying. Two people asked for sixty yuan, and then they asked me to make up for it. At last, they did not make up for it and they were in no mood to go shopping.

What a lack of knowledge. I didn't expect the Nepal Pavilion of the World Expo to be situated in Nanshan today. Suddenly there was a feeling of kindness.

Nepal Pavilion is divided into front pavilion, central Pavilion and back pavilion. During National Day 2014, the front Pavilion will be opened first to display Nepalese cashmere products, string puppets, lanterns made of pure handmade paper, handmade wood carvings, etc. The third floor of the Pavilion is a 360-degree ring screen film, which introduces the birth, entry and Nirvana of Sakyamuni through a six-minute short film, so as to let Nanshan travel. Guests can learn about the concentrated Buddhist culture and history in a short time. The Chinese Pavilion will dedicate the statue of Sakyamuni Buddha invited by Nepal and is expected to be officially opened to the public during the Spring Festival of 2015.