A collection of famous temples in Hong Kong. Go to the whole team and complete it in one trip.
Go to the whole team to complete the trip for those who love the superstition.
1. Po Lin Monastery (寶蓮禪寺)
🚇 Travel: MTR Orange Line, Tung Chung Station, Exit B to Ngong Ping Cable Car Station
Ngong Ping Cable Car has 3 types: Normal, Crystal, and Crystal Plus. It is recommended to get a Hong Kong Goodie from the airport to get 100 HKD to upgrade the cable car. For example, if you want to ride the Crystal, buy the normal type and use the Hong Kong Goodie to upgrade to Crystal. There is also a Citygate outlet at this station, meaning you can stay here all day if you only come to these two places.
2. Che Kung Temple (沙田車公廟)
🚇 Travel: MTR Blue Line, Tai Wai Station, Exit B
70% of the people who come to this temple are Thais. 555+ Buy a windmill to take home and ask for blessings for work. Business will be booming.
3. Kwun Yum Temple, Hung Hom 紅磡觀音廟
🚇Transportation: MTR Purple Line, Hung Hom Station, Exit B1
This temple is for praying for good luck, asking for money to be rich and prosperous. You can also go to the ceremony to borrow money from Kwun Yin.
4. Chi Lin Nunnery (Chi Lin Nunnery 志蓮淨苑 天王殿)
🚇Transportation: MTR Green Line, Dimond Hill Station, Exit C
This temple is made of fragrant wood, very beautiful and big. There are some parts where photography is prohibited. There is a garden next to the temple, you can go for a walk.
5. Wong Tai Sin Temple (Wong Tai Sin Temple 黃大仙元清閣)
🚇Transportation: MTR Green Line, Wong Tai Sin Station, Exit B3
This temple is famous for the red string. Go ask for a partner. But this temple also has a secret room that goes underground to make merit for the god of your birth year. Don't forget to go in.
6. Tin Hau Temple
🚇How to get there: Mostly from Yau Ma Tei Station, Tsuen Wan Line, Exit C
Most people come to ask for safe travels
7. Kwun Yum Shrine (Tin Hau and Kwun Yum Statues 天后及觀音像) at Repulse Bay
🚇How to get there: From Central MTR, Exit A to Exchange Square, take bus 6, 6A, 6x, 260 and get off at Repulse Bay Beach
Come and ask for your wish to come true because in addition to Kwun Yin, this temple also enshrines many gods, such as the Goddess of Mercy, asking for wealth, Phra Sangkachai, and the God of Wealth, Chai Sing Ye. You can rub 100 baht on her and put it in your pocket. In fact, there are many ways to worship this temple. Before you leave, don't forget to throw a coin into the fish's mouth to make your wish come true.
8. Man Mo Temple 文武廟
🚇How to get there: MTR Blue Line, Sheung Wan Station, Exit A2
Most people who come here pray for success in their studies. When I went, I saw a tour group coming down. There were so many people.
9. Tsz Shan Monastery (慈山寺)
🚇How to get there: MTR Blue Line, get off at Tai Po Market Station, take Exit A3, then take Mini Bus No. 20B to the temple entrance and walk up the hill like you're going to the end. Or you can choose the 20T and drop off in front of the temple in a relaxed manner. There will be a bus schedule at the bus stop. Check it out to see if you can make it on time.
If anyone wants to go to this temple, I'll tell you it's not easy. Must book 30 days in advance. Wake up and press at 7 am on the temple's page.
Required information:
1. Hong Kong phone number. Don't panic. Just enter the hotel number.
2. Real email because they will send you a ticket to scan when entering the temple.
3. Passport: There will be a four-digit Hong Kong ID number. Don't worry about it. Just enter your passport number, but cut out the first two characters.
10. Lin Fa Temple or Lotus Palace 大坑蓮花宮
🚇Travel: Take the MTR blue line, get off at Tin Hua Station, Exit B, walk for about 7 minutes. If others tell you to get off at Causeway Bay, don't believe them. I walked hard to get to the temple.
In addition to Guan Yin, there is also the "White Angel of Death" or known as the "God of Hell". Suitable for business people.
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