Tian Tan Buddha

The remote Po Lin Monastery, shrouded away by rich mountains, turned into a well known fascination when the uncommon Tian Tan Buddha statue also known as the Big Buddha was raised in 1993. Sitting 34 meters high and confronting north to look over the Chinese individuals, this great bronze Buddha draws pioneers from all part of Asia.

The eyes, lips, slope of the head and right hand, which is raised to convey a gift to all, join to bring a lowering profundity of character and poise to the monstrous Buddha, which took 12 years to finish. Climb the 268 stages for a more intensive take a gander at this striking statue, and to appreciate the general mountain and ocean sees that can be seen from its base.

Inverse the statue, the Po Lin Monastery is one of Hong Kong's most significant Buddhist sanctums and has been named 'the Buddhist World in the South'. Home to numerous a passionate priest, this cloister is rich with bright signs of Buddhist iconography and its wonderful garden is bursting at the seams with birdsong and colorful aromas. You can likewise appreciate a dinner at its famous veggie lover eatery.