Wan Chai Pak Tai Temple

The temple features a two-hall-three-bay structure with an incense pavilion, side annexes, and traditional architectural elements made of grey bricks and granite.

Local residents constructed the temple in 1863 during the Qing Dynasty, establishing it as a center for the worship of Pak Tai deity.

The temple contains a three-meter bronze statue of Pak Tai from 1603, multiple antique bells, and ceramic decorations depicting Chinese folk stories.

The temple stands on Lung On Street, accessible through Wan Chai MTR station, with regular opening hours for religious activities and visits.

The temple's completion year remains inscribed on a ridge purlin in the entrance hall, a detail rarely found in Hong Kong's traditional Chinese buildings.

Location: Wan Chai District

Location: Hong Kong

Inception: 1863

Address: 2 2 隆安街 Lung On Street

Website: http://ctc.org.hk/en/directcontrol/temple10.asp

GPS coordinates: 22.27288,114.17382

Latest update: June 1, 2025 07:23