The Essence of Buddhist Art: Tsz Shan Monastery Buddhist Art Museum

At the feet of the white Guanyin statue, the essence of Buddhist art blossoms. While Tsz Shan Monastery in Hong Kong is renowned for its towering 76-meter Guanyin statue, the Four Heavenly Kings at the entrance and the relics in the Buddhist Art Museum are equally remarkable. Walking along the path of truth, you can feel the reverent and solemn atmosphere even in the museum's corridors. If you visit Tsz Shan Monastery, make sure to include the museum as the final stop of your journey. 🌳 Address: 88 Universal Gate Rd, Tai Po, Hong Kong - Building beneath the Guanyin statue 🌻 Admission: Free [Opening Hours] (Closed on Mondays) 10:00 AM - 12:15 PM 2:00 PM - 4:15 PM ⚘ Tip: As it is located away from typical tourist spots, it may not be recommended for first-time visitors to Hong Kong with a short 2-night stay. However, for those who appreciate grand Buddha statues, this is a must-visit. The serene atmosphere here is worth dedicating half a day to explore.