Bodhi Zen Monastery is a prominent temple located in Taipa, housing a grand statue of Buddha Shakyamuni cast in bronze. The statue, with its left hand resting flat and the right hand raised, exudes an air of solemnity and benevolence. Adjacent to the monastery, there stands a Thai-inspired four-faced Buddha statue. The monastery covers a vast area, featuring not only the main hall and multiple chambers but also vegetable fields and a dining hall. The dining hall is open to visitors during meal times, offering the opportunity to sample vegetarian cuisine. The monastery is open from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM all year round, with specific operational status subject to daily conditions.
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