Hong Kong🇭🇰 The most beautiful temple "Tsz Shan Temple" | Away from the hustle and bustle of the city

Tsz Shan Temple is located in Tai Po Tung Tsz, covering an area of ​​about 500,000 square feet. It was built in 2003 with funding from Li Ka-shing and opened to the public in April 2015. This place is far away from the hustle and bustle of the city and is a rather special place in Hong Kong. It is surrounded by mountains and sea, and the environment is quiet and quiet, which can help people cleanse their souls. The most famous one is the 76-meter-tall pure white Guanyin statue, which is cast from bronze alloy and is the second tallest giant pure white Guanyin statue in the world. You can see it from a distance even if you don’t visit the park! Very majestic and solemn! 🙏🏻Various activities: 🔹Chanting As soon as you enter the temple, you can already hear the monks chanting sutras, bringing you good luck. 🔹Water supply The most special thing is that there is no incense here, but water is provided in wooden bowls. The way to worship Buddha is environmentally friendly and has a sense of ritual! 🔹Copying Scripture Pavilion Opening hours: 10:00-12:30 13:30-16:30 You can reserve 45 minutes for Bible reading~ 🔹paisu bag There will be vegetarian dumplings at 12 noon, while supplies last. 📞Reservation: There is a limit of 400 visitors per day, and reservations can be made through the official website (Numbers are released at 8 a.m. every day. You can reserve a spot within a month. It is very popular. It is recommended to refresh the page from time to time to catch any missed spots.) 📍Address: No. 88 Po Mun Road, Tai Po, New Territories, Hong Kong 🚘Transportation: Take bus 20B from MTR Tai Po Market Station to the foot of Tsz Shan Temple and walk there for about 10 minutes (or take direct bus 20T, but there are not many buses) ⚠️Things to note when dressing up: Buddhism is a pure place and you need to wear solemn clothes. Tank tops, shorts, and short skirts are not allowed, and the temple will now provide covers for those whose attire is inappropriate. #localtour #hongkong #weekend tour