Imagine everything is not big, and in a short time, I came to the Buddha Statue Park by the Mekong River, which is the Buddha Statue Sculpture Park. The ancient park was built in 1985 and inspired by a creative monk. The most distinctive statues in the park are the "Big Pumpkin" sculpture and the giant half-lying Buddha statue. The park is also a few big basketball courts, the statues are very dense, the size of statues are scattered. Once inside the park gate is the "Big Pumpkin" sculpture, which is divided into three layers called heaven, earth and hell. Inside, there are upright ladders to climb the trapezoidal roof terrace. The first opportunity to push the roof is also an experience. The roof is very steep, bold enough to walk around the roof. I sat on it and saw the landscape of the whole garden. When you go downstairs, you can see the heaven, earth and hell inside "Big Pumpkin" from every window. There are different clay sculptures in the three-storey building with "Big Pumpkin" core reflecting the heaven, the world and hell. When you visit from the Hell window, a black arm stretches out to frighten me. It is also a clay sculpture. Seeing monks in orange costumes come to visit the garden, the country's religious belief is Hinayana Buddhism.