Hung Shing Temple - Cheung Chau — Attraction in Hong Kong

One of the interesting temples you can visit on the island of Cheung Chau is the Hung Shing Temple on Chung Hing Street. Opening hours are 7am to 5pm daily.

This temple was constructed in 1813 by local fisherman and is dedicated to the God of the Sea (Hung Shing). It resembles numerous temples built during the Qing Dynasty, including a grey brick exterior and mural above the entrance. The interior decor includes a leather drum and a shrines with deity figures that are interesting to see.

In the end, this is a convenient temple to visit while exploring the village area of Cheung Chau. It is just a few minutes away from the pier on the west side of the island as well as the beaches to the east. Give it 5-10 minutes to enjoy before moving on to other intended sightseeing in...

本地漁民於 1813 年建成洪聖古廟，用來供奉海神洪聖爺。這是繼北帝之後，村民為了消災解難而請來的第二位神靈。古廟每年都會慶祝洪聖誕和太平清醮。廟宇早年由村民管理，至 1930...

Nice temple...