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I’ve been to Wawoo-Temple, someplace quiet, exotic and unique, in thinking of enjoying the end of summer.
Wawoo-Temple
The large conspicuous head of Buddha behind the pond at the entrance was quite a sight.
The highlight of my sole travels to the temple is reading.
I was able to see unique forms of towers built with stones from countries all over.
I can’t leave here without seeing the largest wooden ‘wabul’ in the world listed on the Guinness Book of Records, made of aromatic trees from Indonesia.
It was strange feeling seeing a Buddhist statue lying down for the first time.
Listening to the sound of the stream on the large rock, organizing my thoughts and reading books; there shall be no other mountain wizards like me.
Traveling with your family, lover and friend is, of course, fun.
However, one needs to leave on a journey alone, sometimes.
What need is there to emphasize on the necessity of meditation?
You, jumping up and down with frustration and a clogged-up head!
Leave! To Wawoo-Temple!
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