Tsz Shan Monastery in Hong Kong: A Buddhist sanctuary for a peaceful mind

Tsz Shan Monastery, Hong Kong Tsz Shan Monastery, located in Tai Po, is a spiritual retreat in Hong Kong that combines Buddhist art and natural beauty. It was built by tycoon Li Ka-shing and quickly became a popular attraction after opening in 2015. The most eye-catching thing in the temple is the 76-meter-high bronze Guanyin statue, the second tallest in the world. Its pure white and solemn posture overlooks all living beings, symbolizing compassion and wisdom. Tsz Shan Monastery is mainly built in the Tang Dynasty style, using precious red sandalwood and granite. It has a quiet environment and a Buddhist Art Museum, which houses hundreds of Buddha statues and Dunhuang scriptures. The way of worship is unique, using "water supply" instead of burning incense, advocating environmental protection and meditation. Visiting tips: ✅ Free admission, but reservations must be made on the official website in advance (limited places, it is recommended to register 1 month in advance). ✅ It is recommended to experience copying scriptures, tea meditation, and enjoy free refreshments at "Ganlufang". ✅ Convenient transportation, you can take the special minibus 20T or green taxi from Tai Po Market Station (about 15 minutes by car). Tsz Shan Monastery is not only a religious place, but also a pure land for urban people to settle their souls, suitable for travelers seeking inner peace. ✨ #香港秘境 #心灵之旅 #佛教艺术 #Register for TripBest July Hotel Tester