I was staying in this area of the city so the temple was about a 15 minute walk for me. I would not make a special trip just for this however. The temple was obscured by scaffolding in the front and is very small. Very...More

I found the Man Mo Temple to be a unique place to visit. Many temples that I visited in China and Hong Kong were quite similar. I felt that the Man Mo Temple stood out. The interior is quite small. There is lots of incense...More

I liked this temple because it was old and atmospheric with the mysterious smokey atmosphere from the burning incense coils hanging from the ceiling. It's very photogenic but, of course, you have to be mindful that there are a number of worshippers there & not...More

This is a Taoist temple that was built in 1840. The temple is located on Hollywood road. It is easy to find although you may need to ask locals for some help. The temple is small. It is red and has many large incense spirals...More

This is a very nice temple. Small but nice, everywhere you look you see the charcoils and smell them. Visit this and also have a look at the small streets around the temple.

Situated in the Sheung Wan district of the city, the temple is, I think, the biggest in Hong Kong. It is dedicated to two Gods - Man Cheong, the God of literature and Kwan Yu, the God of War. It has two main sections devoted...More

Actually this is not our first visit here especially we visited HK about twice each year. There are several Man Mo Temples in Hong Kong, the best known of which is the temple in Sheung Wan. The temple is dedicated and in honour of two...More