The Reclining Buddha

@rakski (157948)
Philippines
July 10, 2026 6:47pm CST
One of the first attraction we visited was the Reclining Buddha. That was truly an unforgettable experience. Seeing its enormous size at 46 meters long and intricate details up close left me in awe. The peaceful atmosphere surrounding the temple made the visit even more meaningful, reminding me to pause, appreciate the beauty of history, and embrace a moment of quiet reflection. The weather was incredibly hot, hotter than the Philippines. Walking around under the sun was definitely a challenge. But still every step was worth it because the magnificence of the Reclining Buddha made me forget the heat for a while. It's one of those places that leaves a lasting impression and makes you grateful for the opportunity to witness such an incredible cultural and spiritual landmark.
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@AmbiePam (122628)
• United States
3h
It sounds absolutely amazing. I can’t imagine how much that moves a person.
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@AmbiePam (122628)
• United States
1h
@rakski Yes, the photos are down right now. It isn’t just you.
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@rakski (157948)
• Philippines
1h
@AmbiePam oh okay. Thank you for replying so soon. Because I just had time now to comment and reply,.I hope it will be fixed soon. Thanks
@rakski (157948)
• Philippines
1h
I can't attached the phot even if I adjusted the size. Do you there is a problem posting photos?
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@Soobinah (477)
3h
Im planning to go to Thailand too and Vietnam this year but I think I need to cancel my plans for international trips since Im planning to start our house renovation next month. But i promised myself to that next year Ill be celebrating my birthday in Thailand.
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@rakski (157948)
• Philippines
1h
You need more than three days to really see and visit it all.
@snowy22315 (210407)
• United States
4h
It sounds very interesting.
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@rakski (157948)
• Philippines
1h
True. I just can't attached the photos