While in Hong Kong you should visit this temple which is not far from downtown surrounded by many shops bars and restaurants not as large as many temples, photographs permitted and videos too. Now being renovated and under scaffolding but remains open for touring. Interesting...More

It's a tiny temple, but Man Mo is very welcoming. They allow travelers to take photos. I think I read somewhere that it's the oldest temple, but I could be wrong. It's worth taking a look at.

I had little advance knowledge of what to expect. It was moving to see many praying with incense and bringing offerings. Atmosphere gets smoky so if you are asthmatic, take that into account.

Worshipping both the civil (Man) and martial arts (Mo) gods, this is the best known and largest of Hong Kong’s Man Mo Temples. It was built in 1847, is comprised of three adjacent complexes located on Hollywood Road and is now a listed historic building,...More

The front was under construction when we visited in mid October. A somewhat interesting temple inside with many people lighting incense. Compared to a couple of other temples we visited this one was less interesting and a lot smaller. If you are nearby take a...More

This is one of the oldest temples in Hong Kong and is significant in its role with the development of social welfare in Hong Kong. Read about it before coming — you don’t see a lot of information on the spot but there are things...More

In the busy busy Hong Kong there are temples in almost every neighbourhood. I like this one because I can always find it by heart. And I love the smell of incense. It’s always good for me to visit a temple and this one is...More