The Po Lin Monastery is situated in the Lantau Island and it is one of the most well-established Buddhist monasteries in Hong Kong. Serving as a Buddhist retreat, this monastery was originally built by three monks in 1920 with only a shrine dedicated to Buddha. It was then renamed "Po Lin Monastery" ... Read review
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Advantages: the largest outdoor Buddha statue in the world Disadvantages: might be boring if not interested
The Po Lin Monastery is situated in the Lantau Island and it is one of the most well-established Buddhist monasteries in Hong Kong. Serving as a Buddhist retreat, this monastery was originally built by three monks in 1920 with only a shrine dedicated to Buddha. It was then renamed "Po Lin Monastery" in 1924. The main building at the monastery is the temple, although the decorations inside are very simple and does not tend to overwhelm visitors. A ... ...the centre of the temple, along with his father and eldest son, Lo Hu Lo. This hall is still used by the monks to say their daily prayers at 5am and again between 3pm and 4pm in the afternoon.
From the gate of the temple, you can see the big copper statue of the Tian Tan Buddha located on the top of the Muyushan Mountain. It is completed in 1993 and is regarded as the largest outdoor Buddha statue in the world. The statue along with its adjoining ...
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