Chi Lin Nunnery was built in 1934, it covers over 33000 square meters and consists of dozens of different halls, lotus ponds as well as a five-floor thousand-buddha pagoda. As a Buddhist temple, Chi Lin Nunnery has statues of the Sakyamuni Buddha, Guanyin and other buddhas. The main gate of Chi Lin Nunnery in Chinese is called Mountain Gate (山门)，which is always used as the gate name of Buddhist temples.
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- Located in the heart of urban Hong Kong, Chi Lin Nunnery stands as a serene oasis amidst the bustling cityscape.
- Welcome to the enchanting world of Chi Lin Nunnery, a hidden gem in the heart of bustling Hong Kong.
- The best way to get from Hong Kong to Chi Lin Nunnery without a car is to subway which takes 20 min and costs RUB 90 - RUB 130.
- Chi Lin Nunnery is considered to be one of the most beautiful religious shrines in Hong Kong, and if you love Chinese culture, it is definitely worth an exploring.
