Where is the temple built by Li Ka-shing?

The temple built by Li Ka-shing is located in Tongzi, Tai Po District, New Territories, Hong Kong.

The wood used to build the temple is rosewood imported from Africa, and the lotus-shaped treasure covers of the three giant Buddhas in the main hall are covered with 24K gold. In addition to the high cost of building the temple itself, the value of the collection here is also immeasurable. In 2012, the President of Sri Lanka presented broken branches of the Bodhi tree, and there are also murals copied from the Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, all of which are extremely precious.

Cishan Temple is the most secure temple in the world. Different from other places, when visiting Guanyin at Cishan Temple, you are not allowed to burn incense and can only "water water" instead. The purpose of building this temple is not for tourism, but to promote Buddhism. Therefore, tour groups are not accepted here, and only 400 tourists are allowed to visit every day.

Introduction to the layout of Cishan Temple:

The entrance is the mountain gate, and the entrance is the Tianwang Hall. On the left and right of the Tianwang Hall are the Bell Tower and Drum Tower, and further inside is the Main Hall. On the right is the Guanyin Hall and the Guanyin Statue. On the left is the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion, inside is the monk's dormitory, and at the end is Li Chaoren's residence, the "Vimalakirti Chamber".

Although the Vimo Room has only two floors, it is equipped with an elevator. There are 5 rooms on the second floor, including the central living room. All windows are equipped with bulletproof glass. The single-sided suite on the left is the largest and has the largest area. Covering 30 square meters, it is the only room with a double bed. There is a TV and a single sofa in the room. The ceiling, floor and walls of the suite are embedded with steel plates up to 20 mm thick, which can withstand the impact of explosions.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Cishan Temple