In my six years of close acquaintance with the Cote d'Azur, I have never been so surprised by what I saw here. And today, it's not about food, and not about coffee. I am in a hurry to share with you my latest discovery - Pagode Hông-Hiên de Fréjus - a small island of Vietnam in Fréjus. Too unique place, so I boldly say that it is a must-visit! The Pagoda was built by the Vietnamese in 1917, who came to defend France during the First World War. So the Hông-Hiên Pagoda is the oldest of its kind in Europe. It has a modern look thanks to the reconstruction in 1972. On its territory you will find several buildings of closed and open types, which are surrounded by statues of people and animals. This is an area of absolute peace. The vibrations of the Great Bell, which was built in Hue, the Vietnamese town, especially strengthened the spirit of pacification. It has a special meaning - to remind us of the instability of this world. ...