Sam Shan Kwok Wong Temple, Chinese temple in Ngau Chi Wan, Hong Kong.
Sam Shan Kwok Wong Temple is a Chinese temple in Ngau Chi Wan featuring traditional architecture with red exterior walls, green roof tiles, and ceramic decorative elements throughout the structure. The building showcases the typical design elements and color schemes common to temples of this region.
The temple was reconstructed in 1911 and dedicated to honoring three deities with roots in Chaozhou regional traditions. Regional legends connected these deities to historical moments, which contributed to their veneration in communities like this one.
The temple serves worshippers devoted to three deities from the Chaozhou region, and visitors can see offerings of incense and gifts at the altars throughout the year. The site remains an active place where local residents come to seek blessings and participate in religious observances.
The temple is situated near Choi Hung MTR station, making it accessible by public transport in a neighborhood with other civic facilities and sports complexes nearby. Visitors can easily walk to nearby amenities and explore the surrounding area on foot.
The temple received Grade III historic building status in 2010, recognizing its importance to Hong Kong's architectural heritage. This designation acknowledges the value of its traditional construction and role in the city's built environment.
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