Stanley Pak Tai Temple — Local services in Hong Kong

This is a small temple hugging the large boulders along the coastline in Stanley Ma Hang Park. Constructed in 1805 by local fisherman, the temple is dedicated to Pak Tai (God of the North). It also has a connected history with the famous local pirate named Cheung Po Tsai which you can read about on the information panels located on the walkway in the park just before you reach the temple.

The exterior of the Pak Tai Temple faces the sea, because of its small size, there isn't much to see of the exterior other than the subtle entrance decoration and images of deities on the side facing the walkway. The interior is a small hall room with shrine and deity figures. Ancient drum, bronze bell and a few other traditional items can be seen as well.

Just outside the temple, you can also see an ancient water well situated down a small staircase at the side of the Pak Tai Temple. There is also a large boulder with engravings just above the outdoor seating area. These are worth a quick look-see as well if you make the effort to find and see the Pak Tai...

It is said to have a history of over 200 years, but it has been continuously renovated. The exterior has a vibrant red color that feels quite modern, and there’s an ancient well that is rumored to be over a thousand years old. The temple is located inside the Stanley Ma Wan Park, and it easy to access. Like many places in Stanley, it offers a beautiful and...

If you visit Stanley, you can easy find this small temple on the right hand side of the pier. This is the temple to worship "the God of the North" . They also worship the "God of the Well" . Overlooking the Stanley Bay, this small temple & the God of the North will protect the people and the fishermen of that area. A nice place to see some of the...