Nara, Japan - Visit the giant bronze Buddha at the World Heritage Site: Todaiji Temple

When you come to Nara, in addition to feeding the sika deer at #奈良公园, whether you are traveling with a group or on your own, you will definitely visit the world heritage site #東大寺, which was built in the mid-eighth century. It is the largest single wooden structure in the world and the ticket price is ¥800. The ancient Buddhist temples in Kyoto and Nara all have a strong imitation of the Tang Dynasty style, giving the illusion that you have arrived at the ancient city of Chang'an. The Great Buddha Hall of Todaiji Temple looks majestic and huge from a distance, and even more magnificent when viewed up close. A giant bronze Buddha stands before you, 15 meters tall, so solemn and dignified. There are three huge bronze Buddha statues in the Great Buddha Hall, from left to right they are Akasagarbha Bodhisattva, Vairocana Buddha and Avalokitesvara. The carving is so fine that even tourists from the Buddhist country of Thailand are amazed. The best location for taking photos of Todaiji Temple is not only from the direction of the Great Buddha Hall at the main gate, but also from the Mirror Lake outside, which is most beautiful when there are clouds in the sky. There are many deer in places where there are many tourists. Outdoors of Todaiji Temple, you can often see deer surrounding tourists and asking for cakes. It is quite an interesting scene. If you visit Todaiji Temple in the afternoon, you can walk to #若草山 which is not far away. It is the best place to watch the sunset in Nara. It is very beautiful. #日本探店 #奈良景点 #東大寺