Hong Kong | The Wong Tai Sin Temple, where three religions converge, is bustling with worshippers

Hong Kong has many temples, but the most popular one has to be the Wong Tai Sin Temple. The full name of Wong Tai Sin Temple is Chi Song Wong Tai Sin Temple or Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple, which was established in 1921. Located in the Wong Tai Sin District of the Kowloon Peninsula in Hong Kong, China, it is one of the most famous temples in Hong Kong. The temple mainly worships the Taoist deity Huang Chu-ping, but also deities from Confucianism and Buddhism, making the integration of the three religions one of its unique features. 📍Address: 2 Chuk Yuen Road, Chuk Yuen, Hong Kong ⏰Opening Hours: 7:30-16:30 🚇Transportation: Take the Kwun Tong Line to Wong Tai Sin Station, exits B2 or B3, and walk for about 3 minutes The Wong Tai Sin Temple is majestic and splendid, with the characteristics of a classic Chinese temple. In addition to the main hall, the Daxiong Baodian, the temple complex includes the Sansheng Hall, Yimi Hall, Lin Pavilion, Sutra Hall, Yu Xiang Pavilion, Congxin Garden, Kowloon Wall, and archways. To the left of the entrance, there are statues of the twelve zodiac animals where you can find and take a photo with your zodiac sign. Next to it, you can get 9 free incense sticks. Don't miss the three incense offering spots: the main hall, the Sansheng Hall, and the Yu Xiang Pavilion.