Hung Shing Temple, Cheung Chau

The temple features traditional Chinese architectural elements with wooden carvings and ornate decorations that reflect maritime influences throughout its structure.

Built in 1813, the Hung Shing Temple received Grade II historic building status, marking its importance in preserving Hong Kong's architectural heritage.

The temple serves as a center for worship of Hung Shing Tai Wong, a deity particularly important to fishermen and maritime workers in southern China.

Visitors can access the temple through regular ferry services to Cheung Chau island and participate in religious ceremonies during operating hours.

The temple maintains original architectural features while incorporating modern preservation techniques to protect its historical elements for future generations.

Location: Islands District

Location: Hong Kong

Inception: 1813

GPS coordinates: 22.20580,114.02856

Latest update: March 16, 2025 08:44