Hong Kung Miu Temple

Reviews (10)

• 5/5

  月彤 王
  The temple is a bit off the beaten track, but not far away from Sao Paulo. Ruins if You walk towards the sea. Originally the little temple (that is quite nice inside - see all the... read more

  Oct 07 2016 7
• 3/5

  mario353535
  A street that I love to go to in the summer is my best friend’s. When I was a freshman, nearly every week, there is a street festival full of tasty foods for the general public to buy and enjoy. My bands of friends and I always get dressed up to enjoy the festivals and buy all different continental foods.... More 

  Sep 16 2016 38
• 5/5

  IanGoodwin
  The temple is a bit off the beaten track, but not far away from Sao Paulo. Ruins if You walk towards the sea. Originally the little temple (that is quite nice inside - see all the fotos) + the square in front of it, was on the shore, now it´s not, a lot of land has been reclaimed. While Macau... More 

  Nov 25 2016 11
• 4/5

  BradJill
  This place has real character, is free and is very peaceful. Regretfully it needs a bit of attention which the supervisors could attend to in little time, but I suspect they won't.

  Jul 08 2016 72
• 3/5

  BradJill
  One of the many minor temples that you can visit in Macau is the Hong Kung Temple, located on Rua das Estalgens, not from from Ponte 16 and just a couple minutes walk from the main street of Av. Almeida Ribeiro when approaching Ponte 16. We enjoy stopping by this temple from time to time as it is almost always... More 

  Sep 02 2016 79
• 3/5
  We arrived in the Historic Centre area a bit early for the Chinese New Year festivities during the recent holiday so we decided to pop over to this temple, just 5-6 minutes walk west of the Ruins of St. Paul. The temple grounds were well maintained and it was nice to walk around the inside and have a look. However,... More 

  Oct 28 2016 11