We left the temple area and had some free time to go to the gift shop and walk back to the bus. This is the gift shop.
A close up of the painting on the wall. Very pretty, in my opinion.
Post Card...funny.
One could purchase a roof tile and write a prayer
Now that I am home, I wish that I would have purchased one of these. I like them!
Bags on the window seal. Not sure what they are.
And now the quiet walk as I left the temple and returned to the bus. No tour guide conversation. No remarks to fellow travelers. Enjoy the quiet.
I found the blue hills amazingly beautiful.
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