Nan Tianzhu Temple in Hong Kong

　　   Nan Tianzhu Temple is located on Fu Rong Shan in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong. The gate plaque bears the three characters “Nan Tianzhu.” The couplet on the gate reads: “The South Sea is the sacred site where Guanyin manifests, and it is truly fitting to recognize it as such; Tianzhu is the birthplace of Shakyamuni, and his manifestation here is by no means without reason.

　　   The temple was established in 1935. Its first abbot was Venerable Rong Yan. In 1939, Venerable Mao Rui succeeded as abbot and served until his passing in 1976. Venerable Mao Rui frequently invited eminent monks to preach and teach at the temple, and over time, Nan Tianzhu Temple became one of the notable temples in Hong Kong.

　　   Transportation Guide

　　   Address: Fu Rong Shan, Tsuen Wan District, Hong Kong

　　   How to get there: Take minibus route 85