One-day tour of Tsz Shan Monastery (Part 1)

Today I would like to introduce you to a good place 🥰, the Tsz Shan Temple ⛰️ located in Tai Po. I was lucky enough to grab a place on Friday to book a ticket to Tzu Shan Temple for Saturday At noon on Saturday, after lunch, I took a taxi from Tai Po Market Station🚘 with my friends and arrived at the entrance of Tsz Shan Temple after about 20 minutes☺️. Due to the daily number limit, there are not many believers inside 👍. Walking up the mountain road, the view is suddenly and wide, you can see the Tai O Tuk Dam🏔 Tsz Shan Temple is surrounded by mountains. Although it is summer, the wind is cool and the water is cold inside, with the mountains behind and the sea🏞, it is really a feng shui treasure😚. Keep walking slowly along the uphill slope, the terrain becomes flat, and at the end is the Buddhist Museum📿. According to the explainer, the museum is actually located at the bottom of the lotus seat of the Great Guanyin statue🪷, the Buddha statue contains Buddha, in Buddhist language is also called installed Buddha. The original intention is to continuously transport cosmic energy 🧘‍♀️ for the Great Buddha Buddha like an eternal energy device Some of the artifacts inside are Mr. Li Ka-shing's private collection, while others are precious Buddha statues recovered from home and abroad. The temple is the only temple in Hong Kong that does not burn incense. The entire temple uses spoons of water instead of burning incense. Less incense atmosphere, poured more of a quaint and unique feeling 👍 The architectural complex imitating the Tang Dynasty is scattered in the mountains, which is a unique experience of a paradise. Walking along the pool, we saw a vibrant bodhi tree🌿. I heard that this is a bodhi tree transplanted from India. Sulai Bodhi is the representative of the Buddhist tree, which means enlightenment and enlightenment of the truth 🧘‍♀️🧘‍♂️ Copy scriptures ✍🏻 There is a daily copying activity next to the museum🙏. After entering, I was filled with peace and strength. I started copying the Medicine King Sutra. The Medicine King Sutra is one of the Buddhist scriptures for praying for family peace, good health, and relief of disasters and illnesses💕. Pick up the brush and concentrate on it. Time stops running. One stroke at a time seems to be able to outline what you want in your heart. I don't know how long it took, I was so happy, I hadn't done something so focused in a long time. #Tai Po Market #Tsz Shan Temple #Hong Kong Good Places #Holiday Good Places #taipoo #Good Mood #Buddha #Guan Yin #Daxiong Temple #Bodhi Tree #Faith #Buddhism #Taoism #Tao Fa Nature #Landscape #Feng Shui #Bodhisattva #Eighteen Arhats #Shakyamuni