The mysterious check-in monument at Queen's Hill in Fanling🛕

#temple #HongKong #weekend #localtour #Queenshill #Hindu Temple This time I came to Queen's Hill in Fanling to see a hidden monument, it is the Queen's Hill Indian Temple ~ You can take the 78A Queen's Hill Express from Fanling to get here. It is a Grade III historic building, once a barracks for the British Army in Hong Kong, then converted into a training place for police dogs and police search teams, however now abandoned, next to a special-looking Indian temple, which was the garrison barracks Used by Nepalese soldiers to worship Lord Shiva in India🤓 The route to the Hindu Temple is not complicated, but the entrance to the climb is a little hidden, at first you have to go through the wire fence, and then walk a mountain road with a little floating sand and gravel, so be careful when walking 😉 Before arriving at the Indian Temple, we will pass by the old military camp, where we take pictures and check in is really quite a feel ~ Then you will see the unique appearance of the Indian Temple, it is a hexagonal building with 6 spiers, made of 12 triangles, like a lotus 🪷 shape, its exterior is light gray green, and the interior is Red and blue, the color is actually quite beautiful😍 The reason why it is said to be secretive is because it is surrounded by several banyan trees and is some distance away from the military camp, but the environment is very quiet, so it creates a sense of mystery. Although both buildings are no longer cared for, and a bit like ruins, but I believe it will attract friends who are still interested in digging holes to explore ~ ​​If the season is right, you can also go to the nearby running water ring Look at Yumatsu 😻 📍Queens Hill Indian Temple Queen's Mountain Trail