Temples and ancestral traditions in Hong Kong
Highlights of the trip
During your stay you can enjoy the following highlights: Culture / Heritage.
Best times to go
The best time(s) to go is/are : Printemps, Automne, Hiver.
The map of your stay "Temples and ancestral traditions in Hong Kong"
Detail of the stay : Temples and ancestral traditions in Hong Kong
How to get there - Île De Hong-Kong
Urban temples

Steps: Île De Cheung Chau
Start with the Man Mo temple, a tribute to the gods of literature and war, located in the lively Sheung Wan district. Then visit the Pak Tai temple in Wan Chai, dedicated to the god of the sea and protector of sailors. Continue with a peaceful stroll through Chi Lin Nunnery and Nan Lian Garden, a haven of tranquility where Buddhist architecture blends harmoniously with nature. Finish with a Tai Chi class in a park, the perfect introduction to this ancient practice.
Places of interest : TEMPLE MAN MO TEMPLE PAK TAI
Spirituality in Kowloon
Steps: Péninsule De Kowloon
Start with the Wong Tai Sin temple, famous for its wish-granting and divination rituals. Then discover the Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb, a Han Dynasty tomb that tells the story of Hong Kong's ancient history. After a local lunch, visit the 10,000 Buddha Monastery in Sha Tin, an impressive site with hundreds of golden statues lining the path to the top.
Places of interest : TEMPLE WONG TAI SIN LEI CHENG UK HAN TOMB
Heritage in the New Territories

Head for the Ping Shan Historical Trail, where sites such as the Tang Clan Ancestral Hall and Tin Hau Temple tell the story of local clans. Then explore the fortified Kam Tin Village in Yuen Long, a living testimony to traditional rural life. Finish with the Lung Yeuk Tau Heritage Trail, an immersion in the fortified villages of the New Territories.