Phuc Kien Pavilion in Vietnam, Hoi An Resort (Hoi An)
Rating: 8,3/10 (1243 votes)  The Phuc Kien Pavilion is a magnificent example of traditional Chinese architecture. The building was constructed in 1679. According to sources, this huge pavilion was built by the Chinese from the Fukian province, however, over the course of many times, the structure has undergone a number of significant changes. Today, this pavilion is the home of the goddess Thien Hau, in which the goddess Thien Lu is also worshiped Nhan, who can see ships from miles away, and the goddess Thuan Fong Nhi, who can hear ships in the distance. Opposite the building is a small fountain decorated with mosaics, in the center of which you can observe a sculpture of a fish - ndash; symbol of achievements. In addition to fish, there are also other animal sculptures here: a unicorn symbolizing knowledge, a dragon – power and strength, phoenix & ndash; nobility and turtle – longevity.    We also recommend reading Museum of History and Culture in Vietnam, Hoi An Resort (Hoi An) Topic: Phuc Kien Pavilion in Vietnam, Hoi An Resort (Hoi An). |
