Miu Fat Monastery is a well known Buddhist religious group complex in Lam Tei, north of Tuen Mun town center in Hong Kong. The complex is included two imperative structures, the Ten Thousand Buddhas Hall which was done in 1980
Not far west of Sheung Cheung Wai lies a sanctum devoted To Tei Kung the Earth God, who is referred to the villagers as She Kung otherwise called Pak Kung and Fuk Tak Kung. Sacred places, for example, this one
The 'Seven Sisters' are to some degree adaptable gods: while they more often than not enable young ladies to enhance their needlecraft, here at this sanctuary on the laidback island of Peng Chau, they help couples who need to begin
Man Mo Temple Tai Po, additionally known as Man Mo Yi Tai Temple is a classic Chinese sanctuary situated in Fu Shin Street, Tai Po, New Territories East, Hong Kong. It was worked in the 1890s by the Tsat Yeuk
Peng Chau Lung Mo Temple has been built up more than 30 years, otherwise called "Yuet Lung Sing Yuen". In the sanctuary one finds the Lung Mo statue and her Dragon Bed. It is said by tenderly touching this consecrated
The sanctuary was worked around 1768or 1771, during the reign of the Qianlong Emperor in the Qing administration 1644-1912. The two banyan trees are frequented by visitors and local people amid the Lunar New Year. Beforehand, they consumed joss sticks,
The Lo Pan Temple is the main sanctuary in Hong Kong which is devoted to Lo Pan, the main holy person of Chinese manufacturers and woodworkers. Lo Pan was a Chinese woodworker, engineer, logician, designer, military mastermind and statesman who
Situated in picturesque Sam Dip Tam, the Yuen Institute was established in 1950 to spread the standards of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism; maintain the eight temperances dutiful devotion, regard, steadfastness, loyalty, legitimacy, equity, trustworthiness and respect and advance social welfare.
The Po Lin Monastery in Lantau Island is a Buddhist sanctuary and complex which notwithstanding being a mainstream appreciation for vacationers, still keeps up its pith and customs and is very much frequented by loyals. The Monastery is one of
The remote Po Lin Monastery, shrouded away by rich mountains, turned into a well known fascination when the uncommon Tian Tan Buddha statue also known as the Big Buddha was raised in 1993. Sitting 34 meters high and confronting north
The Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery is an amazing complex settled in the Po Fook Hill mountains in Sha Tin, the New Territories, made out of one principle sanctuary corridor, a nine-story pagoda and a few sanctums, lobbies and pavillions spread
