Tsz Shan Monastery

I was there in March 2024 with mum which was such a memorable trip. I was there for another day for their experiential practice which was part of their certificate course on sustained happiness. Different experience at the temple. It was quite crowded on our morning visit even though it capped the visitors to 400/ day. Some groups were really loud, or shouting across the temple ground. It is ok if you just take your time and immense in the nature and serene surroundings. The museum was fantastic which I enjoyed very much. Museum is not opened on Monday so make sure you check the temple website.

I was there last month..the place is so peaceful and quiet... the landscaping is beautiful too...I want to visit there again

Tsz Shan Monastery is a large Buddhist temple located in Tung Tsz, Tai Po District, Hong Kong. Within the monastery, there is a 76-meter tall bronze-cast white Guan Yin statue. Behind Tsz Shan Monastery is Pat Sin Leng and to its front, the Plover Cove Reservoir. The Monastery spans around 500,000 square feet.

It's a nice place to see the Great Buddha! If the weather is nice, you can also overlook the scenery of Hong Kong from the top of the mountain! There is also a museum with many Buddha statues. There are also Japanese Buddha statues inside! You need to make a reservation, so don't forget to make a reservation before you go! !!

This morning, you can transfer to Tai Po Railway Station to transfer to Tai Po Railway Station. It is easy to visit. Since it is arrived in the morning, there are not many students, and it feels far from the city when visiting. There is a museum in Cishan Temple, which provides paper and pen to students to copy scriptures. If time permits, you may wish to write scriptures and take away memories.

Tsui Shan Temple is really a place of spiritual people, the environment is quiet, and the surrounding scenery is beautiful. In terms of transportation, you can transfer to Tai Po Market Station, take a minibus or bus, or take a taxi for about HK$70 to HK$80. If you want to visit Tsui Shan Temple, you must make an appointment online in advance!

從踏進「不二法門」開始，將煩惱置於寺外，環境優美恬靜，抄寫心經能洗滌心靈，博物館内展品珍貴，導賞員對展品如數家珍的陳述，增長了知識，觀音像栩栩如生，是在憐憫世人，普渡眾生。