Why is the exquisite Nepal Peace Pagoda built in Australia?

📍In South Bank Parklands, Brisbane, Australia, there is an inconspicuous but exquisite garden, with a wooden Nepal Peace Pagoda standing in the middle. 🗼The Peace Pagoda was part of the Nepal Pavilion at the 1988 World Expo and was moved from the Expo site to its current location in 1991. 🛕The double-layered pagoda roof is covered with brass, with three gilded spires on the roof, and long brass strips hanging from the roof to the eaves. The pagoda is decorated with a large number of mythological story carvings with profound meanings. 🏠The exquisite wooden architecture, reflection pool, Nepalese garden, peace bell, and various stone carvings create a peaceful atmosphere. 🙏The Peace Pagoda itself is a prayer for world peace. Brisbane has preserved the Nepal Peace Pagoda from the World Expo in this location, making it a popular place for people to meditate on peace and a popular check-in spot. 💰Ticket information: Free