Today I came back here for a meditation scene

My heart feels light and clear

Love this place for its saintly people

Adore it for the peaceful scenery..

The courtyard of Dai Tung Lam Hoa Sen Inner Monastery - a pure and peaceful spiritual space 

Within the framework of the Dharma ceremony of the ordination of Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara on Lunar September 19th, the Year of Tiger, hundreds of Buddhists gathered at Dai Tung Lam Hoa Sen Pagoda to share their blessings with the Three Jewels, and form auspicious connections with fellow practitioners near and far. Through the sublime power of the Three Jewels and the support of the Sangha, they were able to maintain a steadfast mind on the path of learning and practicing Buddhism. Each meditation retreat is an opportunity to cultivate positive karma, bring all Buddhist disciples closer to Buddha, and express deep reverence for the Buddhist teachings.  

Buddhist practitioners solemnly pay their respects to the Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha at the Inner Monastery

On the morning of October 15th (Lunar September 20th, the year of the Tiger), after the conclusion of the late-night retreat session and the Release Ceremony, hundreds of Buddhists, together with fellow practitioners, sequentially moved from the Central Monastery to visit, contemplate, and pay their respects to the Buddha and Bodhisattva within Dai Tung Lam Hoa Sen Pagoda. 

The ceremony was concluded satisfactory, but in the hearts of every Buddhist follower, there was still an overwhelming feeling of emotion for having participated in one of the most triumphant worldly events, and for experiencing the scenery of Dai Tung Lam Hoa Sen Pagoda, as if being lost in a scene of serene and peaceful Buddha. The act of offering incense, bowing and venerating the statues of the Buddha and Bodhisattvas serves as a reminder of the rare and victorious karmic connection, as well as a source of encouragement for Buddhist practitioners to strengthen their faith on the path of enlightenment each day.

We cordially invite all Buddhist followers and friends to take a look at some of the pictures of the Buddhist pilgrimage, scenery, and offerings at Dai Tung Lam Hoa Sen Pagoda:

The group of Buddhist followers and friends from various temples are guided to move from the Middle Monastery to the Inner Monastery of Dai Tung Lam Hoa Sen

 Dai Tung Lam Hoa Sen Friendship Committee instructs the rules and regulations for the visitors and participants prior to their visit and paying respects

The joy radiated from the faces of hundreds of Buddhist followers and fellow members of the association when they have the opportunity to visit the scenery of Dai Tung Lam Hoa Sen Pagoda

The tireless footsteps of the Buddhist group during the visit and tour of Dai Tung Lam Hoa Sen Pagoda 



The Buddhist followers pay their respects to Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha with utmost sincerity and reverence



The pagoda premise, with its serene and picturesque surroundings, brings peace and tranquility to the hearts of Buddhist followers and strengthens their devotion to Buddhism

Visiting the pagoda is not only for sightseeing but also a blessing as each Buddhist follower has the opportunity to encounter and learn the teachings of Buddhism, planting seeds of peace and happiness at the doorstep of meditation

The pagoda space also serves as an ideal spiritual sanctuary for Buddhist followers to seek inner peace and tranquility, allowing them to experience a sense of serenity within their hearts

The Buddhist followers have to climb hundreds of steps to move from the pagoda premise to the towering statue of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva


The Buddhist followers wholeheartedly direct their sincere reverence and prayed for the compassionate guidance and blessings of Mother Avalokitesvara to help all beings attain peace and goodness in all aspects of life


Buddhist followers take photos in front of the towering statue of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva

  At the end of the visit and tour, a sense of gratitude is felt, leaving a deep impression and a sense of great merit in the hearts of the Buddhist followers