[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Man Mo Temple, Tai Po (Updated Jun)

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

Hong Kong has three historically significant Man Mo Temples: the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Man Mo Temple on Hollywood Road in Sheung Wan, the Tai Po Man Mo Temple, and the Mui Wo Man Mo Temple! This time, we are introducing the traditional Chinese temple located in the Fu Shin Street Market in Tai Po - the Tai Po Man Mo Temple. The temple was inaugurated in 1892 and served as a place for meetings, arbitration, and worship in the old Tai Wo Market. It was declared a monument in 1984! Due to its architectural and historical value, the Tai Po Man Mo Temple is not only a symbol of the establishment of Tai Wo Market but also one of the main temples in the New Territories. Therefore, it was the first declared monument in the New Territories! The temple enshrines the Man Mo deities, namely Man Cheong (God of Literature) and Kwan Tai (God of Martial Arts), and many worshippers come to pray for academic success! Address: 53 Fu Shin Street, Tai Po

#Greater Bay Area must-visit check-in spots Tai Po Man and Mo Emperor Temple is located in the center of Tai Wo Town, Tai Po, New Territories, Hong Kong (now Fu Shin Street, Tai Po). It was built in the 17th year of the Guangxu period (1891) with funds raised by the villagers of Tai Po. It is the first protected building in the New Territories and is very famous. This Wenwu Temple is surrounded by walls to keep the temple quiet. The temple adopts a symmetrical layout, with three parts on both sides of the central axis. The first part is the main entrance, the second part is the open-air garden and side wing, and the third part is the main hall. The temple entrance is built with blue bricks and polished granite blocks. The two side walls and the roof ridge are decorated with plaster hangings. The eaves on the edge of the roof are typical features of New Territories buildings. The temple gate plaque reads: "Temple of the Two Emperors Wen and Wu", and the wooden couplet reads: "Wen shines brightly on the sun and moon; Wu guards the mountains and rivers", which well interprets the meaning of the two words "Wen and Wu". The two emperors Wenchang and Guanwu are enshrined in the temple. Although the Wenwu Temple is not large in area, it is very popular and famous in the northern part of the New Territories. Many people come here to pray and make wishes during festivals. The temple is hidden within the Tai Po market, so you can stroll around the area after visiting. Detailed address: No. 69, Fu Shin Street, Tai Po, Tai Po District (about 15 minutes walk from Tai Po Market MTR Station) Ticket price: Free admission

#timetotravel Located in Sheung Wan, Man Mo Temple is one of Hong Kong's oldest temples. Built in 1847, it is dedicated to the gods of literature (Man) and war (Mo). Man Mo Temple is a truly enriching experience that allows you to connect with Hong Kong's spiritual and cultural roots. With its free entrance, convenient subway access from Sheung Wan MTR Station, and a serene ambiance that invites contemplation, this temple is a must-visit for those seeking a deeper understanding of Hong Kong's cultural tapestry. Full address: Man Mo Temple 124-126 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong