# Front Pond of Lotus Flowers

The next morning after we got to Wollongong, my dad and I planned to visit the biggest temple in the southern hemisphere, Nan Tien Temple. Although it was the hottest day ever we had been there, I had to visit there for taking a look at the remarkable temple.

As soon as we passed the entrance, we could see the large pond of lotus flowers. Honestly, Most of them were only leaves, but it was gorgeous. Surrounded by green leaves, a plain white with a little bit of yellow flower had been blooming in the middle of the pond.

It reminded me of a Korean pond, which used to be covered by the same flowers and leaves(But as you know, the Australia one is bigger as usual). 

It sometimes becomes a shelter for ducks. It becomes a home for many animals and plants. It becomes a shelter for peace finders who visit the temple.

# The Nan Tien Temple

Walking for a while, I got to the front steps of the Nan Tien Temple. At first sight, I thought it seemed like the Zi Jin Cheng, the Forbidden City, Beijing. The orange color of the curved side of the top roof and the size made me think of the Chinese Old Capital Palace.

I took a walk along the narrow road with red bulb light(it does not light on day time, of course). 

# The Buddhist Pagoda

Walking along that road, I was confronted by steps up to the high top. It also has a beautiful shape. I love this kind of top. I forgot that I was in Australia. It seems like a really Eastern Country of an old era.

Again, along the road, I spotted a grassy hill, which was the backyard of the Nan Tien Temple. It looked larger, two times more than Nan Time Temple itself. In the middle of the hill, there was a great viewpoint to look over the top.

As a closing to this story, I want to share this picture with readers. Clear blue sky and the green green grass with Oriental Temple.

### Short Summary: If you want to feed your peace, go to the Nan Tien Temple of the Wollongong.

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