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Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery (Man Fat Tsz)

Sha Tin and New Territories, Hong Kong

Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery halls and pagoda above a winding hillside path in Sha Tin
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Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery (Man Fat Tsz) housing more than 12 000 Buddha statues is located at Man Fat Shan in Sha Tin. Founded by Master Yuet Kai in 1949, the Monastery consists of Man Fat Din, Kwun Yum Din, Cundi Din, Yuk Wong Din, Man Fat Pagoda, Guanyin Pavilion, Skanda Pavilion and the 18 Arhat’s Corridor, etc.

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Nearby

Hong Kong Heritage Museum Museum · 15 min walk Situated in Tai Wai, Hong Kong Heritage Museum is a large museum in Hong Kong. Tsang Tai Uk Landmark · 18 min walk Tsang Tai Uk is located to the south of Pok Hong Estate in Sha Tin. Sha Tin Che Kung Temple Temple · 18 min walk Sha Tin Che Kung Temple at Che Kung Miu Road was built in honour of Che Kung (General Che). Sha Tin Racecourse Landmark · 2.4 km away Sha Tin Racecourse, completed in 1978, is located at the north bank of Shing Mun River. Amah Rock (Mong Fu Shek) Viewpoint · 3.2 km away Amah Rock on a hilltop in southwest Sha Tin is approximately 15 m in height. Shing Mun Country Park Park · 3.7 km away Shing Mun Country Park covers a total area of 1 400 ha stretching from Lead Mine Pass in the north, to the Shing Mun Road in the south, and from Tai...

Around Sha Tin and New Territories

Monasteries, museums, villages and wetlands

The New Territories hold Sha Tin's monasteries and heritage museum, Tai Po's railway museum and walled villages in Yuen Long.

Sha Tin and New Territories has 29 places on the Roam Hong Kong map: 7 temples, 7 parks and gardens, 6 landmarks, 4 museums, 2 viewpoints, 2 special spots and 1 day trip. Read the Sha Tin and New Territories guide.

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