Tsz Shan Monastery in Tai Po｜Like a Japanese temple｜76-meter-high giant statue of Guanyin｜Experience the Buddhist spirit and cleanse your soul

Tsz Shan Monastery was initiated and built by Li Ka-shing in 2003. It covers an area of ​​500,000 square feet, with Pat Sin Leng behind it and facing Plover Cove freshwater lake. Its layout and design are full of Chinese Buddhist architectural traditions, which are taken from the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Northern Song Dynasty, Liaoning, etc., and are dominated by dark brown and silver gray, full of reflections of Japanese temples. The temple is divided into three areas, the monk dormitory area, the main Buddha hall area and the Guanyin statue area; the most eye-catching is the 76m high, pure white Guanyin statue, which can be seen from a distance from time to time when passing through Tai Mei Du, magnificent and solemn. Tsz Shan Monastery adopts online reservation and real-name registration. Reservations are accepted from 8:00am every day. There are 400 places and 6 different time periods for individual (1-6 people) or group (20-60 people) participants (i.e. visitors) to visit for free. #Local Tour #Hong Kong Tour #Tsz Shan Monastery #explorehk #hktravel