Shenzhen Dahuaxing Temple | Only after worshipping the Four-Faced Guanyin can you understand what Buddha’s light shines upon you🙏✨

#ShenzhenItinerary Discovered the "Buddhist Kingdom in the Clouds" at a high altitude in Shenzhen - Dahuaxing Temple! Hidden here is a 23.3-meter-high four-faced golden statue of Guanyin. It is made of 158 tons of imitation gold-copper and 250,000 sheets of gold foil. The golden light flows in the sunlight as if the Buddha himself has visited. 🙏 Experience the three-piece Buddhist set: 1️⃣ Circumambulate the Buddha and pray for blessings: Circumambulate the Guanyin statue three times clockwise. It is said that the "Guanyin of Childbirth" on the north side will make your wishes come true; 2️⃣ Copying sutras and meditating: In the sutra copying pavilion full of Zen spirit, you can write the Heart Sutra with ink mixed with sandalwood and take it away; 3️⃣ Vegetarian meal in the cloud: The vegetarian restaurant on the top of the mountain opens for dinner at 11 o'clock. The twenty-element vegetarian "braised pork" is actually made of soy products (I have tried it myself and it is very delicious!). 📸 Zen film point: ✔️ The Qibao Lotus Pond reflects the White Pagoda, and wearing a plain long skirt to take a photo of the back brings out the atmosphere of "Buddha saves those who are destined to be saved"; ✔️ A bird's-eye view of the 108-step staircase. I have already thought of the copywriting: "Going to work or burning incense, one of them can always save the workers in Shenzhen" ~ 🚌 Lazy man's guide: ▫️Self-driving navigation "Dahuaxing Temple Parking Lot", subway party Yantian Port West Subway Station 🚇 take the [Yunhai Special Line A] directly there (sit on the right side to take pictures of the mountain and sea view!); ▫️No admission fee & no reservation required, three incense sticks are given upon entering the temple, remember to wear comfortable shoes and climb the stairs for 20 minutes~ 🙏After more than 800 days of PPT preparation in Shenzhen, I finally understood the wind chimes on this 492-meter mountaintop… #TempleTravel #Where to go in Shenzhen on weekends