Tin Hau Temple(Shau Kei Wan)

Reviews (10)

• 5/5

  HKeater
  Tucked between modern buildings and concrete that has now surrounded the once waterfront temple. Still important as a place of worship for locals and visitors alike.

  Nov 25 2016 72
• 4/5

  Douglas G
  Tucked between modern buildings and concrete that has now surrounded the once waterfront temple. Still important as a place of worship for locals and visitors alike.

  Aug 26 2016 35
• 3/5

  bill329
  Shau kei wan is a bustling town at the East end of the North coastal strip. I guess it has malls repeating from the rest of HK but an essential transport hub to get off the MTR Ocean line 3 stops before the end, by station is exit A2. The no 9 bus to Shek O and ask for the... More 

  Sep 23 2016 28
• 4/5

  BradJill
  This Tin Hau Temple is one of the oldest establishments in Hong Kong facing the waterfront and safeguarding all the fishermen in and out of Hong Kong Harbor while the island was still just a fishermen village. Today, the temple is still in the same location but the waterfront is now quite far away! However, you can still have the... More 

  Jul 08 2016 23
• 3/5
  This is a small Tin Hau Temple which can be visited in route to the excellent Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence in Shau Kei Wan. Built in 1873 by local fisherman, this is one of many Tin Hau Temples scattered around Hong Kong. Tin Hau is a patron deity for fishing and seafaring villages and is actively worshipped by... More 

  Aug 26 2016 83