Tu Do Tham Quan Pagoda

Guan Shiyin Bodhisattva (Sanskrit: Avalokitevara), Guan Shiyin comes from the "Zhengfa Huajing" translated by Yu Fahu and his disciples at Dunhuang Temple in Chang'an. Yu Fahu first translated "Guang Shiyin" and his disciples really changed to "Guan Shiyin".[1] Xuan Xuan is newly translated as Guan Yi, and every time in China is called Guan Yin.

This Guanyin statue seems to be the largest Guanyin statue in Vietnam. Vietnam generally believes in Han Buddhism, and the status of Guanyin Bodhisattva is noble. Guanyin Bodhisattva statues can be seen everywhere. The temple is built on the mountain and the scenery is beautiful, it is worth a visit.

The three sisters of Guanyin Bodhisattva practise eating in the same pot; the elder sister practises in Lingquan Temple and the second sister practises in Guangde Temple; only the third sister practises far away from Putuo Mountain in the South China Sea. A ballad spread for thousands of years shows the hometown of Guanyin

This statue of Guanyin Bodhisattva is similar to the face of Chinese Bodhisattva. It should be built by Chinese people. It feels like Mount Putuo. If you are passing by, you can say goodbye. It's not necessary to go there. It's too common.

The Guanyin Temple in Putuo Mountain is quite good and worth visiting.