Yeung Hau Temple, Tung Tau Tsuen, Ha Tsuen

Yeung Hau Temple stands in the northeastern section of Tung Tau Tsuen with a traditional two-hall structure and a central courtyard converted into an incense tower.

This temple, constructed by the Tang clan before 1811 during the Qing dynasty, received monument status recognition from Hong Kong authorities in November 1988.

The temple interior features three altars dedicated to Hau Wong, Lady Kam Fa, and Earth God, with red sandstone columns adorning the front hall entrance.

The religious site maintains regular opening hours and welcomes visitors interested in exploring its architectural elements and participating in traditional worship activities.

A separate building northeast of the main temple structure honors Wang Lairen, who opposed the Evacuation Edict during the Qing dynasty period.

Location: Yuen Long District

Location: Hong Kong

GPS coordinates: 22.45363,113.99309

Latest update: March 4, 2025 09:07