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Monday 8 February 2010

Peace Pagoda

What do Milton Keynes and London have in common? Answer: A Peace Pagoda.
An interesting story as to how a town planner from Milton Keynes was instrumental in a Peace Pagoda being part of the new town's development in the 1970's. (read more here...)
The Japanese monk who assisted in this project moved to London in 1984 and so began the idea and eventuality of this Peace Pagoda in Battersea Park.

11 comments:

Rachel Cotterill said...

How pretty! I haven't seen that one.

BernieH said...

It's a pretty spot ... saw it myself when I visited a few years ago.

jabblog said...

It's an intriguing project. What a pity it's not treated with respect by some of the local populace. What faith that monk must have.

B SQUARED said...

A nice and unusual addition to the area.

Hilda said...

The place does look peaceful.

Luis Gomez said...

It is a beautiful shot. Indeed it looks very peaceful.

Louis la Vache said...

There is also a peace pagoda, built at about the same time, at Japantown in San Francisco.

Los Angeles Suburbia Daily Photo said...

I've seen this myself when touring London. What a serene photo...so calming.

Babzy.B said...

Very nice Pagoda , surprising in London !

alestedemadrid said...

Thanks for sharing the information about the origins of this pagoda. I enjoyed the story very much. Next time I visit London I´ll visit it.

Nishant said...

It's a pretty spot .

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