Tsz Shan Monastery, Goddess of Mercy Temple 🇭🇰✨

#Fly to Hong Kong For those who plan to go to Hong Kong, we would like to recommend that you try visiting the Tse Shan Temple once to pay homage to the second-highest Guanyin statue in the world, at 76 meters high. There is also a museum under the base of the Guanyin statue. This temple is considered an unseen place in Hong Kong. This temple was donated by a Hong Kong millionaire worth billions and is open to the public for worship and study of Dharma. The Guanyin statue, the buildings, and the architecture in the temple are very beautiful and intricate. The atmosphere inside the temple is quiet and there is a cool breeze all the time. The view is beautiful. The back is a mountain and the front is the sea. ⛰️🏝️ When we went, we felt very peaceful and relaxed. But before we can enter the temple, we must register to reserve a queue to visit the temple 1 month in advance.** You must specify the date and time of your visit because the temple limits the number of visitors to 500 people per day. When you go to the temple, prepare your reservation email to show the officer to visit the temple (don't be late or you won't be able to enter). ❗️If anyone wears pants or shorts, the temple provides a free cloth to borrow. When entering the temple, there will be a pamphlet for you to pick up. When you unfold it, there will be a check point for you to stamp all 10 symbols. Each point has a different meaning. How to make a wish 🙏🏻: Scoop water into a wooden cup, walk with determination and pour the water at the well in front of the Guan Yin statue, and walk around the base of the Guan Yin statue 3 times clockwise. ✨ How to get there: Take the MTR and get off at Taipo Market Station, exit A3, take the 20T bus and get off in front of the temple (not running on Saturdays and Sundays), take the 20B bus and get off at the temple entrance, and we took the 20C bus and got off at the bus stop on the main road, and then walked quite a distance. ❗️If you come this way like us, don't follow the path that Google recommends. The path takes you into the forest and through the cemetery. 🥹 And another convenient way is to take a taxi to the temple. ⏰: 09:30 - 17:00 (Hong Kong time) #Hong Kong attractions #Mutelu #Mute attractions #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Guan Yin Temple #Kuan Yin Temple, Xishan