The architectural style of Koon Chung Monastery in Hong Kong combines elements of southern Buddhist temples and northern Taoist temples, demonstrating the essence of traditional Chinese architecture.
The main buildings of the monastery include the mountain gate, the main hall (Mahavira Hall), the Guanyin Hall, and the Sutra Depository. The mountain gate is the entrance to the monastery, usually guarded by two stone lions in front. The Mahavira Hall is the main building of Koon Chung Monastery, where the golden statue of Sakyamuni Buddha is enshrined. The Guanyin Hall enshrines Guanyin Bodhisattva and is a place where believers pray for blessings and protection. The Sutra Depository houses a large number of Buddhist scriptures and classics and is a place for learning and researching Buddhism. Opening hours: Open from 9:30 to 15:00 all year round.Hong Kong Koon Chung Monastery
The architectural style of Koon Chung Monastery in Hong Kong combines elements of southern Buddhist [...]
