Ten Thousand Buddha Monastery

Hsinchu Attractions

Ten Thousand Buddha Monastery Introduction

Wanfo An is a natural cave that has been a place for spiritual practitioners since before the Republic of China. It was renovated in 1917 and renamed Wanfo An in 1933. In 1982, it was completely demolished and rebuilt. The cave serves as a Buddha hall, with a natural spring flowing beneath the Buddha altar, offering sweet and refreshing water that brings a sense of coolness. Another feature of the site is the adorable group of little novice monks, whether they are welcoming guests or engaged in fetching water and sweeping, each one brings a sense of warmth and friendliness.

Ten Thousand Buddha Monastery Travel Information

Address:No. 59, Liuliao, Emei Township, Hsinchu County


Other Nearby Attractions: Liou Liao Ancient TrailShihshan Visitor CenterShishan Old TrailShuilien Bridge TrailShuiliandong CaveTen Thousand Buddha TempleHaihui AnShitoushan Ancient TrailYuangong TempleChuanhua Temple


Nearby Cuisine: Xie Xin Tea HouseBaba CaveMountain Forest EleganceQingxin Garden FarmEmei Tea Shop12 CaféXinhua Tea GardenHsin Hsin Tea FactorySongbai PavilionFukai Tea House


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