Life Breezy's video: Japanese Forest at Eco Tourism Park Kolkata

Japanese Forest is one of the top attractions of the Eco Tourism Park at New Town in Kolkata. The serene, cool, and peaceful surrounding inside soothes the heart of the countless visitors coming here every day. In this connection, it’s worthwhile to mention here that Japan is popular for having plenty of well-maintained and attractive forests in the world. Most of these forests have the Buddhist pagodas and monasteries. The Japanese Forest at Eco Park reflects and translates the same theme and fervor among the visitors. Let’s check out some of the top attractions of the holy place that is showcased in the short video. Lord Buddha Statue: The big statue of Lord Buddha at the entrance of the sacred place pacifies the heart and soul. The surrounding greenery, the statue of Lord Buddha in the meditation posture and the sounds of rhythmic bells coming from a distance contemplates with the environment. Small Buddhas: The Small Buddhas are actually the small monks that represent the people in general. It’s believed that these small monks carved out by the disciples, safeguards the forest during the night. Labyrinth: It’s considered as a meditation tool (a single line walkway) that has the capacity to appease the worried emotions and minds. Walking through it once brings in a lot of relief to the mind and soul. Monastery: The monastery, the chief attraction of the forest, is a meditation area built around the pagoda. It’s built in memory of Japanese saint who once came to this part of the world to preach Buddhism. Yellow Bamboo: The Yellow Bamboo near the gateway of the monastery is considered sacred because it fulfills the good wishes of people. Series of Tori: It’s a special walkway that comprises of several equal sized red pillars. It has the magical power to make you feel connected with your inner soul once you walk quietly through it counting your footsteps. Bamboo Lights: These lights are special because these are actually seen in the Chiku Raku Festival celebrated in the small town of Taketa in Japan. Zig Zag Bridge: This is a wonderful bridge over a water body that runs in a zig-zag way throughout. Walking over it is like making yourself conscious about the present time and place of yourself being there. Seven Lotus: The Seven Lotus describes or depicts the seven deities of prosperity to the visitors. The Japanese Forest locates in the East direction inside the Eco Tourism Park at a closer proximity to Eco Park Gate Number 1. The entry fee is RS 30 per person. There is a restaurant inside it as well. Subscribe for more videos https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC19Wybv_EuWYF7nkajJ2ZuA?sub_confirmation=1