Early Spring Was Quiet At Long Son Pagoda

Famous for the most sacred, it is not surprising that Long Son Pagoda has a large number of people coming to burn pilgrimage on the first day of the year, the full moon or the first day.
Early spring was quiet at Long Son pagoda
Longshan is the most famous temple in Taiwan, located in the Wanhua area in Taipei city. Leaving the subway and following the crowd out of the ground, you can immediately see the temple across the street. Many people stood in awe from this side of the road, before walking to step into one of the most famous and sacred landscapes of Taiwan.
Long Son pagoda has many names: Long Son Van Hoa pagoda or Long Son Manh Giap pagoda

... was built in 1738, in the reign of King Can Long, Qing dynasty and mainly worship Quan The Am Bodhisattva Over 270 years of history, this temple has been restored many times but still retains the original structure.



The present temple was rebuilt in the early 1900s with a combination of both Buddhist and Taoist elements. During the second world war, the main hall of Long Son pagoda was hit by bullets, the main hall was burned down, but the statue of the main god in the temple - Quan The Am Bo Tat - was completely undamaged, which made the believers more likely. Buddhists increasingly worship here.
Long Son Tu is built according to the traditional Chinese Islamic pattern. Access to the interior has to go through three consecutive decorative doors leading into the old gravel courtyard brought by ships once carrying immigrants of the city. Right at the entrance is a cool waterfall flowing night and day and 165 beautiful statues with many intricate carvings on the door frames and gorgeous carvings on the roof of the temple.
Being so sacred, it is not surprising that so many people come to the temple to burn pilgrimage, especially on the full moon and the first day Famous as a beautiful landscape and the most beautiful temple, you must definitely come to Taiwan, so it is easy to understand when this place is crowded with tourists to visit and take pictures.



On the full moon day, the first day of the new year, the pagoda is crowded with people in and out. But the crowd followed an amazing order and there was no noise. All are gentle in sanctuary, from walking to praying.
Through the exquisitely carved gate, entering inside is a large main hall welcoming visitors from all directions. People here often buy fruit cakes and fruit to burn incense and ask for the first hexagram. Incense can be collected for free, up to 3 per person. The incense burning is also in sequence, not jostling. You can scramble to get the card, see the hexagram numbers and then automatically go to the counter, get your own card number.



If you want to decode the lucky hexagram at the beginning of the year, go to the right door to have someone read it for you or you can buy lucky items such as a Buddha image to do merit, instead of the merit boxes. available anywhere in the temple.
The scent of agarwood is rich, the scent of jade orchid blends with the wet rainy season, the smoke is lingering around. On the porch where there are a lot of people linger, you can let your heart calm down a little and let your feet ease for a while. Nobody said anything to anyone, each pursued a separate thought. The scent makes this place warmer or because this space makes people feel warmer.
Around Long Son Pagoda are many vegetarian food shops and worship goods. Not far away are two local night markets filled with Chinese products.



That's why when you visit this temple, take some time to visit the surrounding area.
Guide:
To go to Long Son Pagoda, you choose the subway destination of Longshan (Longshan Temple station), exit 3 is very convenient and easy. The temple is open from 7am to 9:30 pm and completely free. Note: Dress politely when entering a sacred place.
According to Lam Linh / Star
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