Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery: A Hilltop Buddhist Sanctuary

Visitor Fee

• Free entry

Transportation

• MTR:
  • Take the East Rail Line to Sha Tin Station (Exit B), then walk about 10 minutes.
• Bus:
  • Several buses stop at Sha Tin Central Bus Terminus, a short walk from the monastery.
• Taxi:
  • Direct taxis available; mention "Man Fat Tsz" (Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery).

Things to Do

1. Climb the Path of Golden Buddhas
   • A 431-step staircase lined with life-sized golden Buddha statues, each unique.
2. Explore the Main Temple
   • Home to 12,800 miniature Buddha statues, each with different poses and expressions.
3. Visit the Nine-Storey Pagoda
   • A red pagoda offering panoramic views of Sha Tin.
4. See the Pavilion and Surrounding Shrines
   • Features Buddhist deities, pavilions, and peaceful courtyards.
5. Spot Wild Monkeys
   • Monkeys roam near the path; visitors should avoid feeding them.

Why People Enjoy Coming Here

• A peaceful and cultural experience away from the busy city.
• Unique golden Buddha statues lining the pathway.
• Breathtaking views from the top of Sha Tin.
• Less touristy than other Buddhist sites, offering a more tranquil visit.

How Old is Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery?

• Built in 1957, making it over 65 years old.

List of Activities

• Hiking up the stairs to the monastery.
• Admiring thousands of Buddha statues.
• Exploring Buddhist halls and shrines.
• Photography of the unique statues and pagoda.
• Enjoying the serene atmosphere.

Additional Nearby Attractions

• Hong Kong Heritage Museum – Showcasing local history and culture.
• Sha Tin Park – A riverside park for relaxation.
• Che Kung Temple – A famous Taoist temple nearby.
• New Town Plaza – A large shopping mall in Sha Tin.