Puji Temple , also known as Guanyin Hall, one of the three Zen temples in Macao, and one of the eight new sights in Macao. Built at the end of the Ming Dynasty, about 360 years ago, it has a grand scale and a long history. This was the place where the Sino US Wangxia Treaty was signed.
The Zen Temple is an ancient flying Buddhist building in China. The first hall is the Mahavira Hall, the second hall is the Longevity Buddha Hall, and the back main hall is the Guanyin Hall. There is also a vast and deep back garden behind the courtyard, which is a large Buddhist temple complex rare in Hong Kong and Macao. The largest Sakyamuni Buddha statue in Australia is enshrined in the temple. Among them, the Guanyin Hall is the main hall of the Zen Temple, which is dedicated to the lotus platform of the Goddess of Mercy and camphor wood sculptures. The eighteen arhats are lined on both sides with exquisite carving and lifelike shape.
Distribution of scenic spots in Puji Temple ：
The main scenic spots in the Puji Temple are: Mahavira Hall, Longevity Buddha Hall, Guanyin Hall, back garden, etc.
Play Points in Puji Temple Scenic Area : temples, photography, wishing, sightseeing, ancient temples, historic sites, photography
Address of Puji Temple Scenic Spot ： Macao Macau Peninsula Puji Temple (Guanyintang), No. 12, Guanyintang Street, Huadi Matang District
Ticket price of Puji Temple : MOP 3
Phone number of Puji Temple Scenic Area ：853-853556127
Opening Hours of Puji Temple : 10:00-16:00 (week 1-week 6)
Tour Route ：
Puji Retreat (Puji Temple) - Lighthouse Songtao (Songshan Mountain) - Luyuan Adventure (Lulianruo Park) - Sanba Holy Monument (Dasanba Memorial Archway)
How to get to Puji Temple
Bus: Line 12, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 28C
Macao Puji Temple - Mahavira Hall
Macao - Puji Temple - Difutian Cave
View of Puji Temple in Macao
Macao - Puji Temple - Bodhisattva
Puji Temple (- Guanyin Hall -)
Puji Temple Scenic Spot
Tourist Evaluation of Puji Temple Scenic Spot ：
@ Dreams may : Because Guanyin Bodhisattva is enshrined in it, there is also a more widely known name Guanyin Hall. It is said that it has a very long history and is one of the three major Zen temples in Macao. The tickets here are very cheap. They only need three Australian dollars, almost equal to one yuan. But to be honest, it may be because there are many temples in the north, so I don't feel too surprised. It should be noted that this place is closed on Sundays.
@ Income and expenditure : Puji Temple is a very important Guanyin Temple. This temple is located in a remote street in Macao, and is surrounded by high-rise buildings. The Temple has a famous history, and the recent Grand Monk is also very respected.
@ Starve the thinker to death : It has Chinese characteristics, but it is not as grand as western churches. In Macao, Chinese temples and western churches live next to each other, and there is nothing wrong with each other~~~
@ Little Beauty's Flowers : Not bad. It's even better than I thought. The environment is very quiet, and there are many incense sticks.
