Samadhi Buddha Statue

Inside the holy city there is one of the few ancient Buddha statues. The sculpture of this Buddha statue is very particular. It is said that this Buddha statue will have different expressions from different angles. It can be imagined that the sculpture technology at that time was superb. You need to take off your shoes when you enter the Buddha statue visiting area. The parties are very religious and they take off their shoes directly. Step barefoot on the small stone, kneel before the Buddha statue, hands closed, then prayed reverently.

Sanwei Buddha statue in the ancient city of Anura, many famous Buddhas and Shelita are concentrated in the same place, this Buddha statue is said to be close to see the Buddha statue different expressions! Need to take off your shoes to visit!

In this ancient city, it seems that almost every place related to Buddhism has its own story, if it is not for someone, there is a pious kneeling in front of this Buddha statue, and there are tour groups with guests to walk to him and preach, we may really be, just passing by, But I didn't seriously find this Buddha statue. Those narrators, depicting this Buddha statue quite magical, said that different angles to see, there are different effects, etc., in fact, nothing special, pure imagination, and deification.

The most unique place for Samadi to sit on the Buddha (SamadhiBuddhaStatue) is that when you stand on the right side of the Buddha and observe the statue, you will find that the Buddha's face is sobbing. When you walk to the left side of the Buddha to look at the statue, you will find that the Buddha's face is smiling.

The Buddha statue of Sanambi is one of the few exquisite sculptures that Sri Lanka has retained. Its creation era has passed more than 1,700 years. This Buddha statue also represents the artistic level of that era. The sculpture art has been very mature. The Buddha statue is full of appearance, natural expression, giving a quiet and peaceful feeling, watching him can calm the heart, one heart to the Buddha.