Perfect Pavilion Church Introduction
Covering an area of 3,463 square meters, it is the largest church in Southeast Asia. The entire building stands four stories high and features architectural styles including Romanesque, Baroque, Rococo, and Gothic. From a high vantage point, the structure resembles a large cross imprinted on the site. Inside, the cross-shaped architectural form and the design of the vast ceiling allowing for immense cross-shaped light projections into the hall showcase a uniquely creative style. The interior walls of the hall are engraved with the complete text of the Bible and adorned with statues depicting the life of Jesus. The use of stained glass and advanced modern technology vividly presents the compassionate light from the saints, the blood shed by Jesus, and the tears of disciples and believers. The European-style garden surrounding the church features stone sculptures depicting the fourteen Stations of the Cross during Jesus' suffering, and a beautifully artistic fountain located at the center. Adjacent to it is the Garden of Our Lady of the Rosary, which expresses the tenderness of the Virgin Mary and her Son. The garden also has benches featuring engravings of lovely animals, providing a space for travelers and children to play joyously in the European flower garden. Additionally, the garden includes large stone sculptures depicting various scenes such as "Jesus Blessing the Children," "The Five Joys of Chongfu," "The Resurrection of Lazarus," "The Five Joys of Double Happiness," "The Five Sorrows," and "The Last Supper."
