Pray for good fortune at Che Kung Temple

#HongKongTravel #HongKong #WorshipTrip #WorshipandRequestBlessing #MeritMakingTrip #MakeMeritMakingAndReviewHongKong Che Kung Temple or Windmill Temple is a popular place that people who come to Hong Kong must come to worship, pray for blessings, ask for good fortune, dispel bad things, and rent a windmill to worship as a keychain or hang on the front of the car. The brief history comes from General Che Kung Miu. He led his army to attach a 4-blade windmill to the front of his chariot to lead the procession as a morale booster for the army. Wherever he went to war, the enemy was defeated. Therefore, the windmill is a symbol of good luck, power, and dispelling disasters. His reputation for leading the army into battle is a legend that is told to this day. How to get there: Start from Tsim Sha Tsui, take the KCR light blue line (East Tsim Sha Tsui) and get off at Tai Wai Station, Exit B or get off at Che Kung Temple Station. The temple is located in the middle of the 2 stations. Temple opening and closing hours: 07.00-18.00