pagoda

noun
  1. A tiered tower with multiple eaves, built in traditions originating in Asia, especially in countries like China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. It is often used as a religious structure, such as a Buddhist temple or shrine, and is characterized by its distinctive architectural style with upward-curving roofs on each level. noun
    The ancient pagoda stood tall amidst the temple complex, its multiple levels reaching towards the sky.
    Visitors admired the intricate carvings on the wooden pagoda during their tour of the historic site.
  2. A Buddhist or Hindu shrine or sacred building resembling a pagoda in style, often used as a place of worship or meditation. noun
    The monks gathered around the pagoda for their evening prayers.
    The garden was dotted with small pagodas that served as meditation spots for visitors.