A touch of exoticism in Brisbane: Nepalese Peace Pagoda is a great place to take a moment of meditation

#5月好去处2025 While walking in South Bank Park, I accidentally discovered a very special building - Nepalese Peace Pagoda. At first, I thought I was dazzled. How could there be such a strong Asian-style building in Australia? When I got closer, I found that this was actually a pagoda imported from Nepal and built for the 1988 World Expo, which is now permanently preserved here. The whole pagoda is built with carved wood, and the details are amazing. Every wall and every pillar is carved with Buddhist totems and traditional patterns. Standing in front of the pagoda makes people want to slow down and appreciate these traces of handicrafts. I came here in the evening, and the sunlight shone through the dense leaves on the pagoda, giving the whole pagoda a quiet and sacred feeling. There are not many tourists, and the atmosphere is surprisingly quiet. Compared with other lively areas in South Bank Park, this place is like a safe haven in the city. When sitting on the bench next to the pagoda to rest, there is really a feeling of "slowing down the heart". Although the pagoda itself is not big, the cultural shock and spiritual tranquility it brings are profound. For me, this is not just a photo spot, but more like a reminder: when traveling, you should occasionally give yourself some time to stop and quietly feel the present. If you come to South Bank Park, don't miss this exotic little pagoda, it may become an unexpected highlight of your trip.