Kun Iam Statue , Macau Overview

The Kuan Iam Statue, located on the seashores of Macau and Taipa regions along Avenida Dr Sun Yat – Sen in Macau, is a 32 metres tall bronze statue of Guanyin on a 16 petal lotus seat.

Kuan Iam Statue is an example of the religious and historical beliefs of people of Macau, standing tall since 1997. It is around 50 tons heavy and shines brightly during the sunny days due to the golden and bronze shade. The scale and sitting of Kuan Iam Statue on the lotus seat are highly appreciated along with the base which displays the process of building it.

Along with the Ecumenical Centre and gift shop, the location on the seashore provides a peaceful aura to the place. It is worth visiting if you are near the waterfront area. The best time to visit the statue is during sunset after which you can head to the Fisherman's Wharf located nearby.

Ecumenical Centre

Ecumenical Centre is situated beneath the Kuan Iam Statue with information and exhibition on various religions and philosophies about Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism, all being the ones who believe in Goddess Kun Iam. The centre is a place for lovers of art and culture who want to learn about the history of religions connected to the statue with aesthetically pleasing designs.

How to Reach Kun Iam Statue

Foot: Walk from the MGM Macau Casino or Macau Science Centre as it is the easiest way to travel. For using public transportation, opt for buses – 1A, 8, 12, 17, 23. A taxi can also be hired from anywhere to travel here.