The temple is nice too look at and has three halls you can look into. There is no entry, which is great. However you also don't see very much. If you are around do it. But not a must.

Our first temple visit and found the experience quite spiritual. It did feel strange wandering around while people were actively worshipping. The temple is tiny so any trip will be brief so a great place to visit if you have some spare time between activities....More

From the outside, this temple is deceptively plain. Inside, it’s all red and gold and smoky incense. Light filters down through the hazy smoke. Huge coils of incense hang from the ceiling, each with small red cards attached, where people have handwritten their wishes. As...More

Man mo is a nice little temple to visit and get into the local culture. Nothing is in English but you get the idea of what’s going on by just watching. There’s no ac so it’s very hot and stuffy inside.

Great to see this little place and it only takes a short time to see it all. Beautiful inside and very peaceful. Free to enter too.

We were taken to Man Mo Temple and it was beautiful, so colourful and such a lovely experience. Guides were happy to explain about the temple and we also had our fortunes done with the sticks bit of fun. The outside with all the ribbon...More

The Man Mo temple is a tribute to the God of Literature (Man) and the God of War (Mo). Both these gods were worshipped by students aiming to succeed in civil examinations of Imperial China (in the Ming and Qing dynasties), which were geared toward...More