Chi Lin Nunnery: A quiet place in the bustling city, a great place to visit in winter!

The martial arts film "Below the Lion Rock" is a classic of Hong Kong martial arts cinema. Lion Rock has witnessed the ups and downs of modern Hong Kong and is a spiritual pillar for Hong Kong people. There is a real Lion Rock in Hong Kong, located in the center of the Kowloon Peninsula. Below Lion Rock is a quiet ancient temple in the style of the Tang and Song Dynasties - Chi Lin Nunnery. Chi Lin Nunnery is located between the roads below Lion Rock. It is a quiet temple in a bustling city, a hidden gem. If you are visiting Hong Kong in winter, Chi Lin Nunnery is a great place to visit. Here is a guide to Chi Lin Nunnery for your reference! 1. Ticket information: Chi Lin Nunnery is a free ancient temple, so there is no entrance fee. 2. Opening hours: 7:00 am to 8:30 pm daily. Opening hours may change on major holidays, so please check in advance. 3. Duration: The temple is not large, but there are many buildings, gardens, and halls to see. It is recommended to spend about 1 hour here. If you are interested in Buddhism, you can spend 1-2 more hours here. 4. Food and accommodation: Chi Lin Nunnery is located in the commercial area of Kowloon City, so there are many hotels and restaurants nearby. They are also more cost-effective than those on Hong Kong Island, so you don't have to worry about food and accommodation. 5. Transportation: Take the Tuen Ma Line or Kwun Tong Line to Diamond Hill Station; take KMB 10, 11C, 272S, 277P, 286M, 3B, 74B, 74X, 91, 92, or 96R to Chi Lin Nunnery Station. 6. Notes: Smoking and loud noises are prohibited in Chi Lin Nunnery. Luggage cannot be dragged, only carried. If you smoke or have luggage, please prepare in advance.