Please post pictures and discuss how we could manage the problems of people forgetting about building more traditional architectures.

But Thap pagoda (17th century)


















(some people signed their name on the column )




One Pillar pagoda (built in 11th century, destroyed by France in 20th century and rebuilt later)
This is the symbol of Hanoi, but i think that it is ugly, especially the stair








French combined with traditional elements (built in the French quarter). France destroyed the original traditional garden and replace it with this. I think it looks alright.

Perfume Pagoda







Tran Quoc Pagoda built in the 6th century




Hoa Lu (Ninh Binh) built in 10th century, some were built when Catholic was established there









Yen Tu pagoda (the mini buda statue were original bronze work from the 12th century)

Thanks for posting these.

I find it really interesting how borrowed Chinese culture is retranslated in another country due to a new history, climate, and available materials.