Dragon and Tiger Pagodas

Can you spot the "dragon and tiger pagodas"?


This temple faces directly opposite the dragon and tiger pagodas.


view of the pagodas from afar


front view of the pagodas


the entrance at the dragon's mouth


the exit at the tiger's mouth

Our tour guide told us to enter the dragon's mouth and come out from the tiger's mouth. Instead, we entered the dragon's mouth and climbed up its pagoda. Initially, I just climbed up the first floor but I couldn't get a good view from there. So, I climbed further up and I was glad that I did it. Otherwise, I wouldn't have witnessed such beautiful view from atop.


view fr the top front of the dragon's pagoda


view from the top right side of the dragon's pagoda


Finally, we hurriedly ran down the steps of the pagoda. When we exited from the tiger's mouth, our tour guide was already waiting and asked jokingly, "Did I ask you to climb up?"

Comments

  1. Interesting and beautiful site you have visited.

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  2. 1st pic i can see the dragon but not the tiger.

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  3. LOve the Dragon and Tiger entrance. They are very unique

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  4. LOL, the dragon head reminds me of Nirvana Memorial Park! ^o^
    Cheers and have a nice day!

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  5. What stunning photos! I thoroughly enjoyed every one of them.

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  6. waaaaaaaaaaa must salute the taiwanese so many places of worship eh...

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  7. would totally love to visit this.

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  8. Very lovely and scenic tour!

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  9. you take us to the best places! and look at that digital clock!



    Aloha from Waikiki


    Comfort Spiral

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  10. aloha,

    these are beautiful pagodas, love the entrances also

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  11. I like this place too...interesting and beautiful scenery.

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  12. ooooooo.. nice place lah! i think i'll like it there :)

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  13. Very sharp images and nice views.

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  14. Very interesting views, Wenn. Beautiful the pagodas. I really enjoy this nice post.

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  15. Wow! Crouching dragon and Hidden tiger! LOL!!

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  16. Nice place! I love the pagodas!

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  17. the pagodas are lovely and nice exit and entrance too. :)

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  18. Amazing photos!!

    My WATERY WEDNESDAY...do stop by if you get a chance.

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  19. This pagoda is so damn exquisite. :D But I can only identify from close distance. :p

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  20. very interesting shots and history..congrats

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  21. Wonderful photos and I really like the buildings!

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  23. Lovely, colourful photos! :)

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  24. The pagodas are stunning. The temple is equally beautiful :) Would love to go to TWN to see it for myself one day.

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  25. are you always on holiday? what a lucky person you are.

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  26. So many exciting images that are so different from how it is here in Norway. Fantastic.

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