Wat Trapang Ngoen

There is a delicate bud-shaped lotus pagoda in Yinchi Temple. The Buddha sitting in front is dignified and peaceful, and there is a walking Buddha statue next to it. The large pond facing the east should be the silver pool. I want to take a better reflection. Unfortunately, the weather is not good and the equipment is not strong.

When I went there, the sun was more dazzling at 16 o'clock. I could only shoot like this. I was in the park. It was fine to walk.

When I walked into the pond, maybe my arrival destroyed the tranquility here, shocked the birds in the woods, and made my heart tremble. When I came to the famous walking Buddha relief, the Buddha statue was elegant and elegant. Although I don't believe in Buddhism, I can still feel the peace given from the heart, and feel that time seems fixed at the moment.

There is a huge sitting Buddha and Sri Lankan-style pagoda, not far from a red brick wall, on the wall is a well-reserved walking Buddha relief. Located about 300 meters west of Mahathir Temple, the 4 Buddhas on the top of the tower placed 4 white standing Buddhas facing the four sides. Here and a small island in the middle of the lake are a good place to shoot the reflection of Mahathir Temple. When we went there was wind, so we couldn't take the effect of reflection.

Because of the name of the silver pool, the old city has four pools of water, such as the gold pool in the east, the silver pool in the west, the white pool in the north and the hollow cabbage pool. Legend has it that when the general went out to fight in the city, he had to drink a sip of the gold pool in the east, the silver pool in the west, the white pool in the north and the hollow vegetable pool. This four pools of water represent blessings and triumphal return!