Wat That

Wat That Wata Monastery in Vang Vieng, Laos. There are several monasteries in Wanrong, although they all have their own characteristics, but because of their small location, fewer pilgrims and lack of repair funds, there are no monasteries in Wanxiang which look beautiful.

The hall is small and magnificent. It has carved wooden windows and colonnades, gold rose pillars, reliefs outside, and a silver Naga dragon on the steps at the gate of the temple.

Located in the north of Wanrong City, there are no tourists in the morning. The monks in the courtyard are busy cleaning up or sorting out the food that comes back from chemical predestination. In the hall, the good believers carry their associate foods in an orderly way. The monks eat three meals a day, and they give gifts by virtue of the good faith associations.

There is still some time before Wanrong leaves the car, just walk on the road, to this temple in front of it, it is not like a scenic spot, there is a lot of life. But just in time for the students to finish school, I saw everyone riding bicycles one hand, holding umbrellas in one hand, and talking and laughing at home.

There is nothing to play in the rain, just strolling on the street, the legendary old plane runway, the American airport at that time, it was worse than expected, the small plane was no problem, the potholes were uneven, the jeep could drive, the plane was still forgetting. Continue to stroll to see this temple, dirty, dilapidated, maybe the rain. I have no photography, really can not interest.