Hong Kong Deep Travel - Chi Lin Nunnery

The Chi Lin Nunnery is designed in the style of Tang Dynasty art, with buildings made entirely of cypress wood and joined together using mortise and tenon joints without a single nail. The layout of the nunnery is clear and distinct, with halls such as the Hall of Heavenly Kings and the Grand Hall, and four lotus ponds in the center. The Chi Lin Nunnery is already a famous attraction in Hong Kong, and it also attracts many Buddhist believers to come and worship. Zhi Lian Jing Yuan, Nan Lian Yuan Chi just across the street, together with the Axe Hill Park, form a large complex of Tang-style architecture, creating a peaceful and tranquil paradise in the bustling city center. In the same district, there is another religious building, Wong Tai Sin Temple, which has been listed as a first-class historical building in Hong Kong. It is worth visiting on the way!