A very unique setting high on a hill not far from the train station. Take the side street beside the House Store. You will see a stone gate to another temple, but look around and follow the signs to the 10,000 teample. Be aware that there may be fake monks at the base of the hill, who will bless you,... More

I rate this one of the top attractions in Hong Kong, only behind the Giant Buddha/Cable Car and Victoria's Peak/Tram experiences. The views walking up the steep hill/steps towards the Monastery are simply stunning! I don't understand why this attraction is not rated more highly on Tripadvisor. When you get there, ignore the escalators and instead walk the path on... More

We travelled Hong Kong totally by public transport which is very easy to get around. The Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery is a little out of the way and a bit of a walk up about 300 steps but I can assure you it is well worth the effort. We have travelled throughout Asia but have never seen anything like this... More

absolutely fascinating when you see the tons of buddha sculptures lining the path up to the main temple that is perched in the middle of nowhere. Makes one wonder how the monks did it when they first shifted the statues one by one without modern day technology

In the New Territories so a few sttaions out on the MTR. Easy to find but a steep climb up to the monastery. The climb is lined with Buddha so interesting but take water and rest because it goes on for a bit. Once up there it is great. It's not an entertainment but a place of peace with great... More

Worth the effort even if the Big Buddha is partly hidden by fog / low cloud .Atmospheric and informative place to visit .

Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery This is not one of the top attractions than most tourists think of when coming to Hong Kong but I would consider it a must see. I have been to Hong Kong before and have been to the Peak, Stanley, Ngong Ping, etc. Why is Man Fat Sze a must see attraction, 1) Not touristy so... More

A winding set of stairs take you to the top of this semi kitsch monastery, and along the way you are very likely to be greeted by monkeys! One word of caution, take the time to read the monkey guidelines at the bottom of the staircase!

take a map and go by metro conexion with local train to visit and walking up this beautiful monastery, and envoy the locals and the 1000 budas. Go