The Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery

Introduction

Po Lin Monastery, also known as Po Lin Monastery, is a Buddhist temple in Hong Kong. There is an "Altar of Earth" in front of the entrance and exit of the temple. , Is one of the tourist attractions in Hong Kong. Opposite the Po Lin Monastery is the world-famous Big Buddha. Located at 520 meters above sea level, Ngong Ping is the second largest outdoor bronze Buddha in the world. The base of the Big Buddha is a three-story exhibition hall with many types of cultural relics. . Including Kangxi's handwritten Prajna Paramita Heart Sutra and other believers' calligraphy and paintings. On the front, there are more than four hundred kilograms of Jizo Bodhisattva, and a bronze bell made of leftover materials. The second pavilion contains calligraphy and painting scriptures, and the third floor is the seat of longevity for believers and the Buddha's relic.