Few People Realize This Temple Is Hidden In The Woods In South Carolina
Robin Jarvis
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Editor’s Note: Since the original publication of this article, Vien Quang has closed temporarily. Please be sure to get in touch with them before driving a long distance only to find it remains closed.
One of the best things about living in South Carolina is there are always new things to learn and discover. When it comes to this hidden treasure in the Piedmont, one thing is true: few people realize that there is a peaceful Buddhist Temple in South Carolina nestled in the woods.
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