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Temple of Ten Thousand Buddhas

The Temple of 10,000 Buddhas is at the top of a hill above Sha Tin the New Territories of Hong Kong. ...more »

Location: Sha Tin
Type: Temples
Tel: +852 2691 1067

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Wong Tai Sin Temple

To experience the superstition tradition, Wong Tai Sin Temple is highly recommended, it is one of the most famous shrines in Hong Kong. ...more »

Location: Wong Tai Sin
Type: Temples
Tel: +852 2327 8141

Pak Tai Temple

In the 19th century, Cheung Chau Island was a haven for pirates like the notorious Cheung Po Tsai, whose name translates as Cheung Po Kid. ...more »

Location: Cheung Chau
Type: Temples
Tel: +852 2981 0663

Tian Tan Buddha

Tian Tan Buddha is an enormous 34 meter statue, one of the five giant Buddha statues in China, situated in Ngong Ping, Lantau Island. ...more »

Location: Ngong Ping
Type: Temples

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Che Kung Temple

The Che Kung Temple was the most famous temple in the Sha Tin District. There is a large number of tourists from all over the world making it one of the most popular temples in Hong Kong. ...more »

Location: Che Kung Temple
Type: Temples
Tel: +852 3718 6888

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Man Mo Temple

It is believed to be Hong Kong Island's oldest temple, though no one knows exactly when it was built. The consensus is sometime around the arrival of the British in 1841. ...more »

Location: Sheung Wan
Type: Temples

Our Local Experts say:

A big part of each country's culture is their religion. This is why temples have always been important places in Hong Kong, especially during special holidays and festivals.

Visiting a temple may be a daily activity to some locals. For tourists, a one-time visit is enough for them to soak in the spiritual atmosphere different from what they see in religious places of other countries. Here, temples burst with colors, and the chants of those who pray may seem just a noise. Food is always present, as a gift to the gods. There are various temples throughout Hong Kong all devoted to gods of Buddhism and Taoism. You'll spend not a single dollar as these places are free.