Experience the Serenity of "Man Fat Tsz" at Hong Kong's Sacred Lion Rock

Nestled quietly on the slopes of Lion Rock, offering a panoramic view of Hong Kong Island, "Man Fat Tsz" is a stone cave temple established in the 1950s. Inside the 80-meter-long artificial cave, over 10,000 Buddha statues are enshrined, creating a solemn and awe-inspiring atmosphere. **Access**: Approximately 20 minutes by bus from the MTR "Lok Fu" station. Located along the Lion Rock hiking trail, it’s highly recommended to combine your visit with a hike. **Highlights**: - The magnificent collection of Buddha statues inside the cave - Scenic viewpoints offering breathtaking views of Lion Rock - A teahouse near the summit for refreshments (light snacks and drinks available) **Tips**: - Wear comfortable hiking shoes if using the trail - Bring a small pouch or coins for purchases at the teahouse - Photography is allowed, but please be mindful not to disrupt the temple's serene atmosphere Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse yourself in a harmonious space where nature and Buddhism coexist. Visiting during sunset is particularly recommended, as you can enjoy the enchanting ambiance of Lion Rock bathed in the evening glow.