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Guide to Visiting the Byodo-In Temple

The Byodo In Temple is a beautiful sanctuary where wild peacocks can roam, and colorful Japanese Koi Carp can swim. You will find still reflection pools, small waterfalls, and quiet corners to meditate. These grounds provide restful relaxation and a glimpse into the culture of Hawaii.<br><br>Click here or you may call us at 1-808-926-3090 or email us at reservations@gohawaiitours.com for a reservation. https://gotourshawaii.com

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Guide to Visiting the Byodo-In Temple

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  1. GUIDE TO VISITING THE BYODO-IN TEMPLE

  2. Guide to Visiting the Byodo-In Temple ◦ The Byodo In Temple is a beautiful sanctuary where wild peacocks can roam, and colorful Japanese Koi Carp can swim. You will find still reflection pools, small waterfalls, and quiet corners to meditate. These grounds provide restful relaxation and a glimpse into the culture of Hawaii. ◦ You can find Oahu activities with something for everyone at the Byodo-In Temple. Young visitors enjoy exploring the gardens and finding beautiful flowers. They also love discovering wild peacocks, koi, and other creatures that call the temple grounds home. Older guests love the peace and tranquility of this temple and the escape from the hustle and bustle of Oahu's city life. ◦ The Byodo-In Temple is a stunning place to take in the magnificent views, rich culture, and breathtaking grounds. This tropical paradise offers spectacular views from the Ko'olau Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. It will fill you with joy and revive your spirit.

  3. Guide to Visiting the Byodo-In Temple ◦ Also, the Byodo-In Temple can also be used for wedding ceremonies. It also serves as a functioning memorial park. People of all faiths come together to share their lives and remember the ones who have gone before. ◦ Below is the guide for your Byodo-In Temple tour. • Ocean View Terrace ◦ The Byodo-In Temple's Ocean View Terrace offers stunning views from the Byodo-In Temple. It is a 10-acre hilltop oasis created in consultation by a Feng Shui master. It offers spectacular views from every garden. • Amida Buddha ◦ While you visit the Byodo-In Temple (the Byodo-In Temple), you can see the Amida Bodhi, a unique, golden Buddha. This Buddha is said to be the giant carved statue outside Japan. The Amida Buddha, which towers over 9 feet, was created by Masuzo IInui, a famous Japanese sculptor.

  4. Guide to Visiting the Byodo-In Temple • Bon-Sho Sacred Bell ◦ The Bell House in the Byodo-In Temple has a 3-ton, 5-foot-tall brass bell called bon-sho. This bell was cast in Osaka, Japan, from a bronze and tin mixture similar to the bell found in Uji Byodo In's temple bell house. It is thought that the original bell is more than 9000 years old. The bon-sho, prized for its distinctive shape and tone, is believed to cleanse the mind and prevent temptation. ◦ Hawaii reflects the diversity of Hawaiian culture through its culinary traditions, entertainment, arts, and languages. Apart from exploring Byodo-In Temple, you might also want to take a DOLE pineapple farm tour to see the main attractions such as the Garden Tour and Train Tour and the Pineapple Maze. ◦ Click here or you may call us at 1-808-926-3090 or email us at reservations@gohawaiitours.com for a reservation. https://gotourshawaii.com ◦

  5. GUIDE TO VISITING THE BYODO-IN TEMPLE

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