[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Kwan Tai Temple (Updated Jun)

#tripflytoprayfornewyear Kwan Tai Temple is located in Sham Shui Po. It is another sacred place that is quiet. Although it is located in a busy city area, this temple is still popular for worshipers, especially those who pray for work, business, and success from the god Kwan Tai, who is respected for his honesty and bravery. Although this temple is not a very large temple, it is full of energy and faith from worshipers. From the large dragon pillars that flank the front of the temple, inside there are traditional gates and altars, red lanterns, large incense sticks, and carvings. The smell of incense and the atmosphere in the temple create a sense of peace and sacredness. 🚃 Travel by MTR and get off at Sham Shui Po Station (Red Line), Exit B2, and walk for about 5 minutes. #HongKong #FlytoHongKong #VisitHongKong #ReviewHongKong #OldTemple #Temple #BeautifulTemple #MuSpiritTravel #MuSpiritDontMiss #MuSpirit #MuSpiritTrip

#Consumer Voucher Strategy Ta Mun Island has only one paradise island in Hong Kong. It's about a 1.5-hour boat ride from Ma Yau Wai Pier. The blue sea and blue sky are all the way, with green mountains facing each other. White petrels follow you and fly freely. The attractions of Tamen are: 1. Tin Hau Ancient Temple Walk to the left from Ta Mon Pier and walk straight through Seaside Street, and you will see three juxtaposed ancient temples - Tin Hau Temple, Guan Di Temple and Shui Yue Temple. Among them, the Tamen Tin Hau Temple was built more than 400 years ago to bless the island's fishermen. The ceramic sculptures in the temple have a history of more than a hundred years, and the exquisite craftsmanship is worth looking at again and again. 2. Tamen Prairie Tamen is also called "Grass Island", which means grassland, because there is a vast grassland on the island. Walk along the path to the left of Qionglin School and you will see cattle grazing in the green grassland, and people picnicking, camping and flying kites here. You can go to the sea-viewing pavilion on the hillside to enjoy the beautiful view of the blue sea. 3. Lu character stacked stones Walking forward from the path above the Sea View Pavilion, you will see two square stones stacked up and down by the sea, in the shape of "Lu". The standing boulders form a natural wonder. The stacked stone looks like a pagoda from a distance, plus the nearby Tamen Cave, it looks like a door facing the sea, so the ancients called this island "Buddha Gate", later referred to as "Tamen". 4. Tamen Seaside Street Return to the main street of Tamon - Seaside Street, where you can enjoy the sea breeze, enjoy the fishing boats and fishing rows, taste seafood and stir-fry at the restaurant, and buy some seafood and squid threads as souvenirs. 5. Camping spots You can also camp here and enjoy a day of leisure in the vast sky, watch the sunrise and sunset, and have the opportunity to see the stars and galaxies at night. However, be aware that if you want to cook you have to go to the toilet at the Tamen Police Post to get water and do not feed the cattle on the island. 6. Great place to view the sea The sea of ​​Tamen is so clear and blue from whatever point you stand to view. This offshore island located north of Sai Kung has lush green grass, blue sea and blue sky, coupled with the humanity of the fishing village, so you can stay away from the hustle and bustle and relax and live slowly.

Guandi Temple, also known as Wu Temple, Wusheng Temple, Wenheng Temple, Xietian Palace, Enzhugong Temple, etc., is a temple dedicated to Guan Yu, a general during the Three Kingdoms period of China. The title of Guandi comes from the title of "Guan Sheng Emperor" bestowed on Guan Yu by the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Guan Yu is the deity and sage with the most temples dedicated to him in Chinese Buddhism and Taoism. Guandi Temples are not only spread across mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, but also in various regions within the Chinese character cultural circle including the Korean Peninsula, Japan, Vietnam, and even in Southeast Asian regions such as Malaysia, Cambodia, Indonesia, etc. Today, in the old city of Beijing alone, there are more than a hundred temples dedicated to or concurrently dedicated to Guan Gong. Every year during Guan Gong Festival, many martial arts schools will go there to perform #goout

🗺️🗺️ 【Travel Plan】This trip, we have scheduled 5 temples: • Goddess of Mercy, Repulse Bay • Che Kung Temple | • Kwan Tai Temple | • Hong Hum Temple | • Hong Kong Red Thread Temple, also known as Jikong Temple, Kwong-Fook-I-Tsz Day 1: - The flight departed at around 2am and arrived in Hong Kong at 5am, almost 6am. I walked in a daze through immigration. After passing through, I went straight to the counter to buy a temporary Octopus card with a 50HKD deposit. Then, I opened Google to search for a hotel at Eco Tree Causeway Bay. I walked to the sign as Google told me to. I left my bags and took the tram and then the bus to worship Goddess of Mercy, Repulse Bay. After I finished worshiping, I took the bus back to worship Jikong Temple, the Hong Kong Red Thread Temple. Yesterday, we walked to 2 cafe, stopped to buy Pineapple Bun to fill our stomachs, before walking to eat roast goose at Yat Lok and returned to the hotel. Rested a bit before going shopping and eating shaved ice at Shari Shari. Day 2: - Started by walking to eat breakfast at North Point area first. It is an old Hong Kong tofu shop. Before walking back, stopped to buy Hong Kong soy sauce to eat with fried pork. Stopped by to store our stuff at the hotel. Now we are ready to explore 3 temples. Open Google and search for the farthest temple, which is Che Kung Temple. Then, we went to Kwun Yu Temple but stopped to eat roast pork and roast pork rice in Sham Shui Po to satisfy our hunger first. Then, we continued to worship at the last temple, Kwun Yin Temple, and ended the day with dim sum in Jordan, Dim Dim Sum shop, and Shari Shari shaved ice shop in Tsim Sha Tsui. Day 3: - Since we are in Hong Kong, we started the day with roast pork rice at Ki’s Roasted Goose 😅 The food here is quite delicious. We also met a kind Hong Kong uncle who treated us to roast pork. Today, we focused on walking around, relaxing before going to the airport. 📍 🥘【Must-try delicious food】 • Pineapple Bun (Bor Lo Bao) 🍞🍍 2 Cafe in Sheung Wan • Roasted pork, roast pork, and soy sauce chicken in Sham Shui Po, Kowloon • Michelin-starred Yat Lok Roast Goose in Hong Kong Island, Central • Ki's Roasted Goose (Tin Hau) is a famous roast goose restaurant that is as delicious as its reputation. The goose skin is very crispy, but it is very crowded. • Shari Shari shaved ice 🏠🏠【Recommended accommodation】 • Eco Tree Hotel Causeway Bay is not expensive. The room is clean and quite spacious. There are 2 cans of drinking water, toothpaste, and toothbrushes provided. • Transportation is very convenient, near MTR Tin Hua, Tram, and Bus station. 📣📣 [Tips] #HongKongTravel #WhatToEatInHongKong #WhereToGoInHongKong #WhatIsGoodInHongKong #TravelPlan Traveling in Hong Kong Google can help a lot. It tells you how to travel and how long to wait for the bus. It is quite accurate but there may be some slight errors. As for traveling by subway or MTR, first-timers may be a little confused because there are many lines. But there is an easy trick: look at the colors and symbols of the travel time. Don't memorize them because you will forget!!

First time in Hong Kong, this trip we stopped by to worship at 3 famous temples🌟 1. Lin Fa Kung Temple in Tai Hang district, next to Causeway Bay, is a small area that is quieter than the surrounding area. There are many local restaurants. It is a very beautiful old temple. Come to pray for luck, health, and safe travel. 2. Kwan Tai Temple in Sham Shui Po district, a small but impressive temple, full of energy. Pray for honesty and work. 3. Man Mo Temple, a famous temple in the middle of Central district. Pray for studies, exams, and intelligence. The atmosphere is good, but it is very crowded. Anyone who comes to Hong Kong who is into spiritualism must visit them all. #tripfreeaccommodation #oldtemple #temple #beautifultemple #spiritualtourism #mustvisitspiritual #spiritual #spiritualtrip #HongKong #flytoHongKong #visitHongKong #reviewHongKong #travelabroadbyyourself #beautifulphotospots

Kwan Tai Temple, Kowloon, Hong Kong 🙏Thais like to call it "Kwan Yu Temple". It is a famous sacred place. It is considered the only temple in Kowloon that was built to worship the god Guan Yu, who is the god of honesty and virtue. 👍 Those who come to worship usually ask for blessings in business and followers because Lord Guan Yu is a god who keeps his word with his life, loves virtue, is honest, helps protect against evil things, dangers, and helps strengthen the power and authority in governance. He has a mind as steady as a mountain, has excellent wisdom, and is not careless. 🌷 Inside the temple, there are 2 main recommended places: Bodhisattva Guan Yin and Lord Pao Gong or Pao Bun Jin. This is another temple that Thais like to worship. 🚆 Red Line Sham Shui Po Station, Exit A2 #HongKongTravel #HongKongPrayer #KwanTaiTemple #KwanYu