Hong Kong Travel Gold: 10K+ Buddha Monasteries
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✓ The Lush Sha Tin in the north-eastern new territories of Hong Kong lays the Ten Thousand Buddha's Monastery which is one of the most memorable cultural sites in Hong Kong to visit. It has been said that the Ten Thousand Buddha's Monastery is a bit of misnomer. For the starters it's a monastery with no monks and there were actually 12,000 Buddha's. When travelers arrive the experience begins with a steep slope up with about 400 stairs lined up with golden Buddha's in a mix of poses. As travelers make their way to the leafy switchbacks the shameless monkeys are known to make the appearances and harassing the passengers by snatching their plastic bags in hopes of treat.
✓ The temple may look ancient or old but it actually a product of the modern times. It was built during the year of 1950's the grade three listed heritage columbarium was constructed by Yuet Kai a Buddhist teacher and its followers. Inside the temple a gold leaf covered the figure in a lotus pond is said to be Yuet Kai's remains. Surrounding him on all and every sides of the small golden Buddha statues that mark each columbarium niche. Elsewhere in the square there lies a nine story Man Fat Sze pagoda, a Koi pond and several colorful pavilions including one dedicated to the goddesses of Mercy.
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