Li Ka shing invested 1.5 billion in Tsz Shan Temple, why is it limited to 400 visits per day?

In the long history of our country, the spread of religion has a very strong color. Under the influence of this culture, temples have blossomed everywhere. Each dynasty and each period had its own representative temple architecture.

In the minds of the people, the temple serves as a kind of prayer. Therefore, when older people travel to domestic cities, they like to go to the local temple to worship first.

However, it is gradually disappointing that many temples are now flooded with commercialization. For example, the Shaolin Temple in Songshan, Henan Province, which we are familiar with, needs at least a few thousand pieces to burn the first incense. Although many people have devout worship of the Buddha, they have to retreat because of some of its high fees.

But today I would like to introduce you to a very special temple, and there is a limit to the number of people who can visit every day!

This temple is Tsz Shan Temple. Tsz Shan Monastery is located near Ting Kok and Plover Cove in Tai Po, New Territories, Hong Kong, and can be said to be a "real temple". The temple is a hectare in size, surrounded by a large mountain and facing the sea, and can accommodate up to 2,000 devotees.

The most special thing about this temple is that it is very environmentally friendly. You can't burn incense when worshipping in this temple, you can't use water instead, so remember not to bring incense with you.

Inside Tsz Shan Monastery is also the world's second-tallest outdoor statue of Guanyin. The statue is 76 meters tall and is about 20 stories tall. The exterior is plain white, which makes people feel elegant and pure, and magically, this statue of Guanyin does not need to be cleaned.

You may not know that this temple was invested and built by Li Ka-shing, the richest man in Hong Kong. With an investment of HK$1.5 billion, it took 10 years to build. Why did Li Ka-shing invest?

Because Li Ka-shing is a very devout Buddhist. Although the temple looks ordinary, what I don't know is that the materials used are relatively expensive and high-quality materials, which can be said to be low-key and luxurious. The area here is huge, but only a tenth of the area is a temple.

It is understood that there is also Li Ka-shing's private bulletproof Zen room.

In order to maintain the quiet environment of the temple and not disturb the nearby residents and traffic, the number of visitors is limited to a maximum of 400 people per day. In addition, the temple does not accept tours, so you must make a reservation if you want to visit the temple. If you want to make a reservation, you can make a reservation online, and you must show your reservation number when you enter.

And when it comes to some important festivals, such as the Chinese New Year, Buddha's birthday, and Guanyin's birthday, they will be open for free and tickets will be distributed.

If you are visiting for the first time, here are a few tips for you: do not bring cigarettes, alcohol, or meat into it, which is disrespectful to the temple. And for dressing, it also has its own standards.

You should wear a serious dress, no short skirts, shorts, sleeveless tops, etc., and you should not take pictures. So ladies should pay special attention. Do you want to go to such a low-key but connotative temple?

Because of the limited reception capacity of Tsz Shan Monastery and in order to better protect Tsz Shan Monastery, 400 people per day are limited to visiting.

Because this can create a gimmick and also increase the visibility of the place.

Li Ka-shing's 1.5 billion investment in Tsz Shan Temple, limiting 400 visits per day is not only expensive, but also the materials used in it are also very special, which determines the number of people, and most people are discouraged.

Summary. Yuetsan Temple does not accept reservations for the time being, and can only be visited according to the daily opening hours. Tsz Shan Monastery is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and closed on Mondays.

Yuetsan Temple does not accept reservations for the time being, and can only be visited according to the opening hours of Wang Zhengmo every day. Tsz Shan Monastery opens the reeds from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day, and rests every Monday.

You've done a great job! Can you elaborate on that?

Tsz Shan Monastery is a Buddhist temple established in 1993 by Mr. Li Ka-shing, a famous Hong Kong entrepreneur, in Tuen Mun, New Territories, Hong Kong. To make an appointment to visit Tsz Shan Monastery, you can make an appointment in the following ways: 1. Online reservation:

You can log on to the official website of Tsz Shan Temple, make an appointment in the "Visit Reservation" column, and you will receive a confirmation text message after the reservation is successful. 2. **Reservation: You can call the official of Tsz Shan Temple**, follow the prompts to make an appointment, and you will receive a confirmation text message after the appointment is successful, and register with the text message and valid documents when visiting.

3. On-site reservation: You can make an on-site appointment at the reservation office at the entrance of Tsz Shan Temple, and you will receive a confirmation text message after the reservation is successful, and you can register with the text message and valid documents when visiting. Tips:

1. When making an appointment to visit Tsz Shan Temple, please prepare valid documents in advance to avoid delaying the visit. 2. When visiting Tsz Shan Temple, please pay attention to etiquette, respect Buddhist culture, and do not behave uncivilly. 3. When visiting Tsz Shan Temple, please pay attention to safety and do not climb buildings to avoid accidents.

Summary. In response to your question, Tsz Shan Monastery was established by Mr. Li Ka-shing, and there is currently no reservation service available, and you can only visit by grabbing tickets. There are two ways to grab tickets, one is to grab tickets online, and the other is to grab tickets on the spot.

Online ticket grabbing: You can log on to the official website of Tsz Shan Temple, select the date you want to visit in the "Visit Reservation" column, and then fill in the relevant information according to the prompts, and submit it to complete the reservation. Grab tickets on the spot:

You can queue up at the entrance of Tsz Shan Temple, which opens at 8 am every day, there are only 100 tickets per day, and each person is limited to 2 tickets. In short, you can visit Tsz Shan Temple by grabbing tickets online or on-site, but since there are only 100 tickets per day, the probability of success is not high, so it is recommended that you prepare in advance and grab tickets as soon as possible.

In response to your question, Tsz Shan Monastery was established by Mr. Li Ka-shing, and there is currently no reservation service available, and you can only visit by grabbing tickets. There are two ways to grab tickets, one is to grab tickets online, and the other is to grab tickets on the spot. Grab tickets online:

You can log on to the official website of Tsz Shan Monastery, select the date you want to visit in the "Visit Reservation" column, and then fill in the relevant information according to the prompts, and submit it to complete the reservation. On-site ticket grabbing: You can queue up at the gate of Tsz Shan Temple, open at 8 am every day, there are only 100 tickets per day, and each person is limited to 2 tickets.

In short, you can visit Tsz Shan Temple by grabbing tickets online or on-site, but since there are only 100 tickets per day, the probability of success is not high, so it is recommended that you prepare in advance and grab tickets as soon as possible.

Fellow, I really didn't understand, I can be more specific.

Tsz Shan Monastery is a Buddhist temple established in 1993 by Mr. Li Ka-shing, a famous entrepreneur in Hong Kong, in Tuen Mun, New Territories, Hong Kong, and is a large-scale Buddhist cultural center integrating Buddhist culture, art, education and social services. To make an appointment at Tsz Shan Temple, you can make an appointment through the official website or by calling customer service**. On the official website, you can check the latest activities of Tsz Shan Monastery, as well as the time and place of booking for the event, and you can make a reservation according to your needs.

In addition, Tsz Shan Temple also provides customer service**, you can call customer service** to make an appointment, and the customer service will provide the best quality service according to the needs of customers. Tsz Shan Monastery is not only a Buddhist cultural center, but also a social service center, which holds various Buddhist cultural activities every year, such as Buddhist lectures, Buddhist forums, Buddhist seminars, Buddhist lectures, etc., providing an opportunity for tourists to learn about Buddhist culture. In addition, Tsz Shan Monastery also offers free Buddhist lectures so that visitors can gain a deeper understanding of Buddhist culture.

In short, Tsz Shan Temple is a collection of Buddhist culture, art, education, social services in one of the large Buddhist cultural center, can be through the official website or call customer service ** to make an appointment, every year will hold a variety of Buddhist cultural activities, for tourists to provide an opportunity to understand Buddhist culture, but also provide free Buddhist lectures, so that tourists can have a deeper understanding of Buddhist culture.

There is a Tang Dynasty-style temple in Tai Po, Hong Kong, Tsz Shan Temple, which Mr. Li Ka-shing spent 1.5 billion yuan and spent nearly 10 years to build. What is very special is that incense is not allowed to be burned when visiting Kannon in this temple, but must be replaced by "water supply", in addition to this unique point, do you know what other secrets are hidden in this temple?

1. Appointments are required for visits.

Tsz Shan Monastery is now officially open to the public, in order not to affect nearby residents and traffic in the area, to enter the temple must be booked in advance, and it is open in eight time slots to disperse**, limited to 400 to 500 people per day; Special festivals such as Buddha's Day, Guanyin's Day, and New Year's Day will be open days, and tickets will be distributed, and it is expected that about 6,000 people will be able to receive it every day.

2. Bulletproof safe meditation room.

The environment of the whole Buddhist temple is elegant, but it is luxurious and low-key. The building materials in the temple are very particular, the wood is made of rosewood imported from Africa, and the lotus-shaped treasure cover of the three Buddha statues in the Daxiong Treasure Hall is plated with 24K gold, but the most talked about in Tsz Shan Temple is not these exquisite imported rosewood marble, but the monks' dormitory with bulletproof glass and steel plates.

There are three dormitories in the temple, one of which has five rooms on the second floor with bulletproof glass, some of the walls are also embedded with bulletproof steel plates, and one of the large rooms also has steel plates for the toilet door. Security facilities also include closed-circuit television, electrical grids, etc., and it is said that the bulletproof facilities in these five rooms cost 4 million yuan. These 5 highly fortified rooms are said to be available to anyone in need, such as visiting elders, monks, etc.

3. "Chocolate Zen".

In order to attract young people to Buddhism, the monks of Tsz Shan Monastery have also come up with a way to replace the traditional "tea Zen" with "chocolate zen", which allows you to contemplate yourself by quietly tasting chocolate cake.

4. Bird habitat.

There are Sri Lanka ** to give the Buddha enlightenment of the Bodhi holy tree broken branches, because the temple is 6 percent of the green area, so attract 62 species of birds to inhabit, the temple also specially designed a "bird watching map" for visitors.

5. The whereabouts of Zen gold.

Master Tsz Shan Monastery has a single gold from the temple, and Mr. Li Ka-shing will add the same amount to the offerings made by everyone in the merit box of Wuguantang, and together they will do some public welfare projects as the charity of Tsz Shan Temple.

Tsz Shan Temple is so kind to everyone, I hope that everyone is not here to travel, but to really calm down to study, and the Dharma, so that more people can enter the Buddha's door, understand the Dharma, and experience and feel a peaceful Zen realm.

Mainly because it is used for charity, and not burning incense will save a lot of money for the locals.

All the money collected from this temple is used to donate to poor families, which is the most unique and meaningful place for me.

If you want to visit this temple, you need to make a reservation in advance, and the number of visitors at a time will not be very large.

What is unique is that everyone puts the offerings in the merit box of Wuguantang, and Li Ka-shing will add the same amount to do some public welfare projects together as the charity ** of Tsz Shan Temple.

I think the most unique thing about this temple is that he uses all the money he receives for charity, and uses the money from all walks of life to the people in need. This is what I think is the most unique thing about this temple.

All the merit boxes in the temple are used for charity, and Li Ka-shing will also give the same amount to help those in need.

In addition to this, Li Ka-shing will also take out some money to do charity ** in Tsz Shan Temple to help the poor.

All the incense money here is for charity, which is very meaningful.