Vegetarian fare with an explosion of flavors. This was such a neat experience. I could eat here daily... A little on the pricey side compared to the rest of the food we ate in Hong Kong but I really enjoyed it.

Vegetarian fare with an explosion of flavors. This was such a neat experience. I could eat here daily... A little on the pricey side compared to the rest of the food we ate in Hong Kong but I really enjoyed it.
Absolutely beautiful and peaceful in a busy/crazy city. We almost skipped it as we had limited time on our last day but I'm glad we decided to go. It was raining so we could not do a tour of the garden. Somewhere everyone should see.
We visited here after the gardens and another place of spiritual quietness,it is here where we had our lunch and so once to out of the rush of Hong Kong for a couple of hours.
This was great! It's an oasis of tranquility in an amazingly crowded city. We had a great time and were able to converse with some of the staff about the history of this amazing place. I would recommend seeing it if you have the chance.
If you have a few days in Hong Kong, it's worth the visit. 5min walk from the MTR Diamond Hill station (the shopping mall "Hollywood plaza" which is quite good is located at the MTR station), easy to find (well indicated) Nice temple and chinese garden, a bit "kitsch"
I learned of the Chi Lin Nunnery Buddhist Monastary and it's attached Nan Lian Garden through other travel reviews on tripadvisor. I would like to thank those who wrote a review urging me to visit.
I made time to visit this wonderful oasis even in the short time I was in Hong Kong (just 2 nights) and I was most...
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It is so beautiful, peaceful and makes you want to become a Monk/Nun. We had visited the Forbidden City 1 week before visiting here and we rated this better than the Forbidden City! Forget the hustle & bustle of Hong Kong and relax in the stunning landscape and amazing gardens. There is also a waterfall and wildlife. If you are...
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I discovered the Chi Lin Nunnery through Trip Advisor and took the MTR from Hong Kong Island to Diamond Hill. The exit maps in the station tell you the best exit for the Nunnery. The walk is short.
The Nunnery is truly serene and quite beautiful. The gardens are stunning, even though I'm not into them ordinarily. Juxtaposed against HK...
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In contrast to the busy downtown of HKG, this place is absolutely quiet!. Nice scenery, the directors often use this place for dramas.
Tried their banquet dinner for 12 people. Amazing beetroot salad for appetizer. Lots of deep fried mushrooms, and morel mushroom and cashew soup. Different vegetarian food from the typical Chinese 'fake' vegetarian food that is greasy and oily.
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