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Korean Temple - Silang Cavite
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One of the newest and modern Korean Temple situated in the heart of Silang Cavite and a few kilometers away from the famous Tagaytay City.
Built in 2008, The Manila Buddhist Zen Center is the first Korean temple in the Philippines.
29/01/2018
If we post about the desired dress code, does it mean those wearing shorts, sleepers or even barefoot visitors are not allowed to go inside. What is the purpose of the temple? Respect can be seen in different ways - Not only tru once outfit. Kindly share your thoughts.
19/09/2017
If you feel lost, and don't know where to go....try WAZE
03/07/2017
03/07/2017
The one that makes our temple safe....
03/07/2017
With Manang Fe....the hard working ate to all
03/07/2017
24/04/2017
lanterns everywhere
22/04/2017
Lanterns lit up the sky as Koreans celebrates The Lotus Lantern Festival in honour of Buddha's birth.
People honour Buddha's birthday at different times. Most Asian countries celebrate on the eighth day of the fourth month in the Chinese lunar calendar.
In South Korea, however, the day coincides with the first full moon in May 14 of this year and activities starts at least a week prior.
Koreans often hang lotus shaped or decorated lanterns for several weeks until the festival officially kicks off with lighting of the Jangeumdang, a large lantern that symbolizes Buddhism and Buddha's Birthday.
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Pooc II
Silang
4118