After napping enough for the morning, we visited 吉安慶修院, a Buddhist temple built by the Japanese during their occupation of Taiwan. Unlike Chinese-built temples which are painted in bright auspicious colours and decorated with gold and bronze, this temple gave a very zen feel with its wooden earthly colours..

Statue of a bodhisattva

Wishes are written on wooden tags and put in front of the appropriate bodhisattva

Another statue...

The same statue from a different angle

An un-bloomed water lily in the pond at the temple
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