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Chuk Lam Sim Yuen is said to be the largest Buddhist temple in Hong Kong, located at the south of Fu Yung Shan in Tsuen Wan. It occupies an area of 4 hectares. The temple was started in 1928 and was given the name 'Chuk Lam Sim Yuen' in 1932. In 2015, it has a history of 87 years. It is now a Grade III Historic Building. Chuk Lam Sim Yuen can generally be divided in four levels. This is the memorial arch and main entrance, on the first level.
It is the best location for tour to take group photos. Cheese!
4-faces Buddha
It is said to be the same as the one in Bangkok.
Pious followers
Tin Wong Din (天王殿) is also on the first level.
There is a platform.
Overlooking the buildings in Tsuen Wan urban area.
This is the main temple (大雄寶殿) on the second level, built in 1975 and finished in 1982. This construction should have been newly renovated, it is new and bright.
Bell can always represent the dignity of a temple, imho.
Fou Tu Bo Din (浮屠寶殿) is on the third level, built in 1953. It has a history of 62 years in 2015.
Vegetarian meal is available on special days and occasions.
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'God of the Earth' near the main entrance.
Souvenir stall on the first level.
Photos on the fourth level will be posted later.
Chuk Lam Sim Yuen
Fu Yung Shan Road, Tsuen Wan.
竹林禪院
荃灣芙蓉山路
http://chuklamsimyuen.org/
Islet Relics /2015