Virtual tour taken inside the Temple of 10,000 Buddhas. Apparently there are over 13,000 Buddha images which line the walls of the temple. They are all tiny, and set in small alcoves around the temple. In the middle of the temple is a kind of Buddha shrine with some larger idols. Around this are 6 conical platforms also containing small Buddhas.

Temple of 10000 Buddhas - Hong Kong visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Temple of 10000 Buddhas' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Hong Kong.

The Temple of 10,000 Buddhas (Maan Faat Ji) is at the top of a hill above Sha Tin the New Territories of Hong Kong. The temple was founded in 1949 by a monk called Yuet Kai, whose preserved body is on display elsewhere within the Monastery of 10,000 Buddhas compound. Within the temple are some 13,000 tiny Buddha statues set in small alcoves around the wall. It is here that the worshipers and pilgrims come to pray. One of the compound monks can be seen in the temple in this panorama.

Access to the Temple of 10,000 Buddhas is up a long, windy path lined with Buddha statues of all shapes and sizes from all over the world.

KCR: Sha Tin East Rail station.
Leave the via the north entrance and follow the ramp down to Pai Tau village. Continue past the Grand Central Plaza and past the white Po Fook Hill Temple complex. At the far corner of the plaza a narrow path begins to ascend the hill.