Tin Hau Temple (Sai Kung)

Reviews (10)

• 3/5

  AADSWJ
  Not planned just coincidence, we saw the parade for Chinese New Year. Lion dance and noisy music as usual. I'd prefer other one in a small island near by. It needs a boat to get... read more

  Aug 19 2016 47
• 3/5

  kar808
  Not planned just coincidence, we saw the parade for Chinese New Year. Lion dance and noisy music as usual. I'd prefer other one in a small island near by. It needs a boat to get there thou.

  Sep 30 2016 2
• 4/5

  JoelZ195
  Looks like any other temple , if you're already in the area you can drop by for avisit , it's nothing special.

  Nov 25 2016 21
• 5/5

  Jan E
  Worth a visit if you are in the High Island area visiting Pak Lap Wan (beach and hike). The temple was built in 1741 and is one of two Tin Hau temples that celebrates intermittently (this one I believe every two years) with a marine parade. Well preserved, quite fine stone work, with a regal entrance overlooking the bay. Best... More 

  Aug 19 2016 82
• 5/5

  BradJill
  I have visited a number of these temples but this one is particularly attractive. We stopped off for 20 minutes in the course of a 3 hour boat trip (from the Volcanic Discovery Centre) round the hexagonal pillar/geological formations.... A welcome break. This temple was very photogenic and is set in a pleasant open area.

  Oct 07 2016 90
• 4/5
  The Tin Hau Temple found in Sai Kung in the old town and is dedicated to the Goddess of the sea. In Hong Kong, there are over 70 Tin Hau temples. This particular Tin Hau temple is quite typical of others in the city in regard to what you can expect to see in and around the temple grounds. However,... More 

  Aug 26 2016 36