Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum
Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum
4.5
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uj1994
Nord-Amerika237 bidrag
okt. 2024 • Par
You can easily spend half day here. It is huge. It is very peaceful. Take bus E02 from Zuoying station. Be there early for the bus. It gets filled up and they don't allow you to stand. Especially on return. I waited 30 minutes in line and half of the people in line had to wait for another hour for next bus in the sun. Even though it is popular place transportation options are not great. Suggest going there early in the morning so you still have time for another attraction in Kaohsiung in the afternoon. Highly recommend it.
Skrevet 4. november 2024
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Robin P
Los Angeles, CA71 bidrag
okt. 2024 • Par
The statue and grounds are impressive, and the interior rooms contain beautiful chapels. One consists of Jade/wood carvings which might not be seen in photos because photography isn't allowed. Pagoda #7 has a short film describing the property and things to see. The museum promotes Buddhism, decribes the concepts of Buddhism, and also tells the life story of Prince Siddhartha (Budda). Buses go there regularly from Kaohsiung, but it isn't centrally located. From the Central Park area of Kaohsiung, we used Uber for transportation and the trip took 50 minutes in traffic. For this reason, consider visiting as a day trip from Taipei.
Skrevet 26. oktober 2024
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Kornelia M
94 bidrag
jul. 2024 • Par
We highly recommend to visit this place. It is stunning, well- organised and relatively easy to get there. We took the subway to High Speed Rail station and from there we went by the E02 bus to the museum. The bus costs around NT$80 per person per way.
We enjoyed the atmosphere there, it was peaceful. We visited on a Sunday and it was not crowded. This place is huge, so I recommend to visit the Buddha museum part first. (The museum guides/ guards were also very kind and helpful, they told us a few fascinating facts in English. ) Then you can stop for lunch as there are plenty of options ( mostly vegetarian) and then after a break you can go and visit the upper parts right next to the bus stop. It is a good hike, but we were lucky to hop on one of the "shuttle buses" driven by monks.
On the way up if you see the giant teapot that's where you can get a fill up in your water bottle or just enjoy the view with a free cup of tea.
We also had the chance to try calligraphy.
There is no fee but donations are welcomed.
We enjoyed the atmosphere there, it was peaceful. We visited on a Sunday and it was not crowded. This place is huge, so I recommend to visit the Buddha museum part first. (The museum guides/ guards were also very kind and helpful, they told us a few fascinating facts in English. ) Then you can stop for lunch as there are plenty of options ( mostly vegetarian) and then after a break you can go and visit the upper parts right next to the bus stop. It is a good hike, but we were lucky to hop on one of the "shuttle buses" driven by monks.
On the way up if you see the giant teapot that's where you can get a fill up in your water bottle or just enjoy the view with a free cup of tea.
We also had the chance to try calligraphy.
There is no fee but donations are welcomed.
Skrevet 1. august 2024
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Diane The Traveller
Storbritannia92 bidrag
apr. 2024 • Par
I absolutely loved this place. There are leaflets in English giving you information and at the different pagodas there are short videos to watch explaining about Buddhism. The big Buddha statue sits at the head of the complex and makes for some good photos. You can easily spend a few hours there. I think it is definitely worth a visit.
Skrevet 3. juni 2024
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Dodolady
Singapore400 bidrag
jun. 2024 • Par
Signed up for a day tour and we started off at this museum. Was great since it was a rainy day. There are a few places within the museum to visit. Will take at least 2-3hrs to fully explore the place.
The vegetarian food is yummy. Do cater time for lunch!
The vegetarian food is yummy. Do cater time for lunch!
Skrevet 3. juni 2024
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macedonboy
Glasgow, UK186 766 bidrag
apr. 2024 • Venner
This huge complex is a Buddhist centre combining art, cultural & religious museums with education. The entrance to the complex will take visitors through a path lined with pagodas, ending in the Buddha Memorial Museum surmounted by a giant golden statue of Buddha. The path and museum are full of symbolism, referencing such as the Four Noble Truths. The museum has many exhibitions, Buddhist temples & chapel. It would take a whole day to see everything properly. So it’s very handy that there are so many restaurants and cafes on site. Of the museums, the exhibition on Buddhist cave art was stunning, while the Jade Buddha Shrine and Avalokiteśvara Shrine and Golden Buddha Shrine are well worth a visit. Note that the museum does conduct tours in English, but requires advance booking. I think it was 7 days.
Skrevet 2. mai 2024
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danybambi
Bagolino, Italia7 748 bidrag
mar. 2024 • Par
A must see attraction if you visit Kaohsiung. It can be reached starting from the central station, outside the bus stop you need to look for the E02 express bus which takes you directly to the Fo Guang Shan Museum and as a second stop the Shan Monastery. There aren't many trips so it's not a given that you'll be able to catch it because if there's a queue of people they'll let you on until the bus is full and the others remain on the ground and it may be that you have to wait at least 1 hour before taking another one . Another thing to pay attention to, the Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum is closed on Tuesdays, for example on Tuesday we went anyway and calmly visited the Shan Monastery and the next day we went back up to visit the museum. The complex is really large, entry is free and obviously an appropriate dress code is required. There is a lot to visit, various rooms with different types of Buddha statues until you get to the Buddha statue overlooking the museum. The people are really kind and welcoming. You can take photos, except in the internal rooms of the Buddha statues.
Skrevet 15. april 2024
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TalumSunavan
Hualien City, Hualien1 805 bidrag
mar. 2024 • Alene
This time I came to the Buddha Memorial Hall to see the Silk Road Glory~Dunhuang Special Exhibition. It is recommended to work with a professional tour guide in the museum (explanation period), so that you can better understand and understand the essence of Dunhuang cultural relics... verify the historical classics learned in our memory, respond and present them. There are animation displays in the museum, which break away from the rigid display of antiquities in the past and allow visitors to quickly enter the state and feel present. Overall, it's worth visiting, and it's free, so you don't have to go to Dunhuang to find out...highly recommended. The exhibition period is not long, so be sure to take advantage of it^0^
Skrevet 27. mars 2024
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BertSG
Singapore539 bidrag
feb. 2024 • Par
Take bus E02 from Kaoshiung HSR station. It drops off at either the museum first or temple later. Recommend you drop off at museum, walk to temple and take the bus back from temple....in this sequence. This is because on the return leg from Fo Guamg Shan to town, the bus picks passengers up from temple bus stop first (empty bus) and then from museum bus stop...where there's usually a long queue (which means you may not board, as once all seats are taken up, you wait for the next bus, usually an hour later).
We spent 4 hours at the museum. Fascinating views of pagodas and main building. Spend time listening and learning about the history of the religion. View the tooth relic (only one of three in the world). Listen to the monks share insights of the founder, religion and history of the place. Lots of eateries also available.
We next walked up the hill, about 800m to the temple/monastery. Spend an hour or two here.
We spent 4 hours at the museum. Fascinating views of pagodas and main building. Spend time listening and learning about the history of the religion. View the tooth relic (only one of three in the world). Listen to the monks share insights of the founder, religion and history of the place. Lots of eateries also available.
We next walked up the hill, about 800m to the temple/monastery. Spend an hour or two here.
Skrevet 24. februar 2024
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Leonhkny
Hongkong, Kina22 512 bidrag
jan. 2024 • Familie
Fo Guang Shan is a heaven of spiritual sublimation. A short ride from downtown Kaohsiung, this Buddhist institution is a vast compound of religious teaching and interaction. The landscape of giant Buddha statue and eight symmetrical pagodas has become a postcard of the Taiwanese city. The museum is informative and illustrative of Buddhist history and culture. Volunteer workers there are friendly and passionate about the place and Buddhism in general.
Skrevet 13. januar 2024
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Thank you for your feedback. Hope you have the wonderful memory of your time here!
Skrevet 16. februar 2024
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HI, I will be travelling here on March 3, 2020, I'm afraid that day was Tuesday. I wonder if they are open that day? Will that day still part of the Chinese new year or maybe spring festival?
Skrevet 27. januar 2020
Given the news on the current virus, I recommend you check their web site closer to your travel date to ensure they are open. The virus is not a problem in Taiwan at the moment but it’d be wise to get an update in a few weeks.
Skrevet 28. januar 2020
Jocelyn
Singapore, Singapore
1 bidrag
Is there a dress code at Fo Guang Shan?
Skrevet 6. april 2019
Not at all, just wear comfortable outfit as it’s a long walk and lots of things to see!!! Enjoy your holiday!!!
Skrevet 2. mai 2019
Is it open tomorrow feb 5,2019?...im afraid to travel because maybe its not open because of chinese new year.
Skrevet 4. februar 2019
BMC 佛
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
The Buddha Museum is closed every Tuesday.
However, the Museum will not be closed for the following Tuesdays in 2019:
1 Jan (Tue) New Year's Day
5 Feb - 5 Mar (Tue) New Year Festival
14 May (Tue) Fo Guang Shan Anniversary
12 Nov (Tue) International Book Fair and Vegetarian Expo
19 Nov, 3 Dec (Tue) Fo Guang Shan Water and Land Dharma Service
24 Dec (Tue) When Buddha Meets the Gods Event
You are welcomed to visit the Fo Guang Shan Monastery on Museum off days.
Skrevet 21. mars 2019
What do you think is the best highlight of the New Year Festival?
a. 3D light show & lantern parade
b. Exhibitions
c. Hebei acrobatic show
d. Shanghai vegetarian snacks
e. Yunnan dances
f. Filipino flashmob and singing
g. Striking the bell
h. Sutra calligraphy
Skrevet 5. mars 2018
Is it still worthwhile to go to Foguangshan if the museum is closed on Tuesday? What else is there to see?
Skrevet 22. januar 2018
BMC 佛
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Hi, the Buddha Museum closed on Tuesday, because many museums and playgrounds in Taiwan are closed on Mondays. Therefore, we decided to close on Tuesday so that there are more places to visit in Taiwan. Buddha Museum is a sacred site and perfect museum for everyone. You are very welcome to visit here again!
Skrevet 25. februar 2018
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