[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Kwun Yam Temple (Repulse Bay) (Updated Jul)

Go to the whole team to complete the trip for those who love the superstition. 1. Po Lin Monastery (寶蓮禪寺) 🚇 Travel: MTR Orange Line, Tung Chung Station, Exit B to Ngong Ping Cable Car Station Ngong Ping Cable Car has 3 types: Normal, Crystal, and Crystal Plus. It is recommended to get a Hong Kong Goodie from the airport to get 100 HKD to upgrade the cable car. For example, if you want to ride the Crystal, buy the normal type and use the Hong Kong Goodie to upgrade to Crystal. There is also a Citygate outlet at this station, meaning you can stay here all day if you only come to these two places. 2. Che Kung Temple (沙田車公廟) 🚇 Travel: MTR Blue Line, Tai Wai Station, Exit B 70% of the people who come to this temple are Thais. 555+ Buy a windmill to take home and ask for blessings for work. Business will be booming. 3. Kwun Yum Temple, Hung Hom 紅磡觀音廟 🚇Transportation: MTR Purple Line, Hung Hom Station, Exit B1 This temple is for praying for good luck, asking for money to be rich and prosperous. You can also go to the ceremony to borrow money from Kwun Yin. 4. Chi Lin Nunnery (Chi Lin Nunnery 志蓮淨苑 天王殿) 🚇Transportation: MTR Green Line, Dimond Hill Station, Exit C This temple is made of fragrant wood, very beautiful and big. There are some parts where photography is prohibited. There is a garden next to the temple, you can go for a walk. 5. Wong Tai Sin Temple (Wong Tai Sin Temple 黃大仙元清閣) 🚇Transportation: MTR Green Line, Wong Tai Sin Station, Exit B3 This temple is famous for the red string. Go ask for a partner. But this temple also has a secret room that goes underground to make merit for the god of your birth year. Don't forget to go in. 6. Tin Hau Temple 🚇How to get there: Mostly from Yau Ma Tei Station, Tsuen Wan Line, Exit C Most people come to ask for safe travels 7. Kwun Yum Shrine (Tin Hau and Kwun Yum Statues 天后及觀音像) at Repulse Bay 🚇How to get there: From Central MTR, Exit A to Exchange Square, take bus 6, 6A, 6x, 260 and get off at Repulse Bay Beach Come and ask for your wish to come true because in addition to Kwun Yin, this temple also enshrines many gods, such as the Goddess of Mercy, asking for wealth, Phra Sangkachai, and the God of Wealth, Chai Sing Ye. You can rub 100 baht on her and put it in your pocket. In fact, there are many ways to worship this temple. Before you leave, don't forget to throw a coin into the fish's mouth to make your wish come true. 8. Man Mo Temple 文武廟 🚇How to get there: MTR Blue Line, Sheung Wan Station, Exit A2 Most people who come here pray for success in their studies. When I went, I saw a tour group coming down. There were so many people. 9. Tsz Shan Monastery (慈山寺) 🚇How to get there: MTR Blue Line, get off at Tai Po Market Station, take Exit A3, then take Mini Bus No. 20B to the temple entrance and walk up the hill like you're going to the end. Or you can choose the 20T and drop off in front of the temple in a relaxed manner. There will be a bus schedule at the bus stop. Check it out to see if you can make it on time. If anyone wants to go to this temple, I'll tell you it's not easy. Must book 30 days in advance. Wake up and press at 7 am on the temple's page. Required information: 1. Hong Kong phone number. Don't panic. Just enter the hotel number. 2. Real email because they will send you a ticket to scan when entering the temple. 3. Passport: There will be a four-digit Hong Kong ID number. Don't worry about it. Just enter your passport number, but cut out the first two characters. 10. Lin Fa Temple or Lotus Palace 大坑蓮花宮 🚇Travel: Take the MTR blue line, get off at Tin Hua Station, Exit B, walk for about 7 minutes. If others tell you to get off at Causeway Bay, don't believe them. I walked hard to get to the temple. In addition to Guan Yin, there is also the "White Angel of Death" or known as the "God of Hell". Suitable for business people. #hongkong #hongkongtrip #hongkongtravel #mustseespiritual #spiritual #famoustemple #hongkong #travelhongkong #wheretogohongkong #flytohongkong #reviewhongkong #hongkong

#Must-Visit Places Reviews from real users who have asked and gotten exactly what they asked for 55555 . 🥰 Let me start by saying that I have been there before and got a red string at Wong Tai Sin Temple At that time, I went with my family who can speak Cantonese Then they asked the Hong Kong people who came to pray for me What are the steps to pray? When I came back, I got what I asked for . 📿 Then I talked to a friend She is also a believer in the mu line. She went to pray for money at Che Kung Temple And got what she asked for She said there must be a trick to pray Oh, it's not just lighting incense and that's it . 🧧 Fly to pray in Hong Kong We have to reduce the chances of making mistakes in praying as much as possible Even praying in Thailand has detailed signs You and I still mix up the steps, it's so confusing . ▶️ This time, we went with Play Tour There was a local guide to pray and the fortune tellers from each temple led the prayer Small group, focused on everyone, just a little more, they'll hold hands and do it for you They even helped check the numbers on the banknotes used for praying for each person In addition to getting the method of praying Increase the awesomeness in every way Also open up the world to get to know Hong Kong in various aspects #Kuen Yin, Repulse Bay Tin Hau Temple #Kuen Yin Borrows Money Kwun Yum Temple (Hung Hom) #Wong Tai Sin Asks for a Soulmate, Ties Red String Wong Tai Sin Temple #Che Kung Miu Windmill Business and Fortune Sha Tin Che Kung Temple #Big Buddha Ngong Ping, Po Lin Temple, Dispels Bad Things Polin Temple . 💯It is not recommended to use the vow method, but ask for what you want. Focus on one thing that is awesome and if you get what you asked for, come back and pray. I am preparing to go back and pray again. I am sure that I will get it for sure. I don't know how much merit I have, but my confidence is through the roof. 5555 #Motel #MotelHongKong #HongKong #PrayHongKong #TripSaiMo #PlayTour #HongKongTour #HongKong #HongKongTemple

🙏 Today we will share the coordinates of a one-day trip, buying a group tour to worship famous temples in Hong Kong 🇭🇰 Because the main purpose of our trip to Hong Kong this time was to worship and pray at famous temples in Hong Kong. It was our first time in Hong Kong. The travel was convenient and not complicated at all. The reason we chose to buy a trip to worship is: 1. Convenient in terms of travel 2. There is someone to lead the worship correctly and in the right way 📍Pros: Of going on this group trip, in addition to being conveniently traveled by bus, there is also a guide named Joey who takes care of us all day. And along the way, he will introduce important places in Hong Kong, tell us about their history, and tell us the history of the famous temples that we visited and tell us how to worship in detail. #Worship famous temples correctly and correctly, definitely not cheated  ✈️ If anyone plans to worship in Hong Kong and doesn't want to travel by themselves and wants someone to recommend the correct way to worship, I highly recommend this. It's cheap, good, and worth it 👍 If you want privacy for a few family members, they also have a private one-day trip program with a guide and car to take care of you throughout the trip. 🧳 Next trip, we will separate each place to tell you about what we worshipped at each temple. Follow us. 😬😬 #hongkong #hongkongtrip #HongKongTravel #MuayTrip #GoMuayinHongKong #WorshipHongKong #HongKongWorshipTrip #HongKongDoIt #HongKongTrip #VisitHongKong #HongKongIsland #EatTravelHongKong #HongKongTrip #HongKong2024 #WorshipHongKong #Tour #HongKong #HongKong #WindmillTemple #CheKungTemple #KuenYinByTheSea #REPULSEBAY #HongHam #HongKongRecommendation #Muay #MuayTel #MuayDontMiss #GoEatTravelWithNon

#Fly to Hong Kong Another recommended temple when visiting Hong Kong is Tin Hau Temple, Repulse Bay. The temple is not very big and is located next to the sea. There are beautiful views and beaches to see. When you come, you will get both blessings and relaxation. ✨ In the past, fishermen built this temple to worship the Goddess of Mercy and pray for good luck and safety when going out to sea and fishing. This temple is famous and sacred for those who want to have children. 👶🏻 (According to other reviews, people have actually prayed and gotten them.) How to get to the temple 🚊🚌 🚕: You can take a taxi to the temple or take the MTR and get off at Central Station, Exit A2, take the escalator and cross to the other side. The bus station is under the building. Take the bus with the number 6 [6, 6A, 6X, 260]. Keep driving until you see the building with a hole in the middle. Get ready to get off (Repulse Bay sign). Then walk along the beach for about 450 meters and you will find the temple. Note: This place doesn't seem far. But it feels far because it's so hot🚶🏻♀️☀️ When walking into the temple, step with your left foot into the temple and step with your right foot when leaving the temple. Hong Kong people believe that "every step is like a clock's hand moving" which will help your life progress. When entering the temple, we will come to ask for a blessing from Guan Yin by standing in front of Guan Yin on the red and white tiles. It will be right in front of Guan Yin. Then, bow your head, focus, tell your name and surname, and tell what you want to ask for. When you have finished asking for a blessing, look up at Guan Yin's face to make your wish come true. Then, we will worship the God of Fortune, Chai Ching Ye (fortune, money) in front of Guan Yin using a red banknote because red is good luck. Or as you prefer, let's pray for fortune, money, and take the banknote and rub it down to the money bag. Then put the banknote in your pocket. *If you don't have a banknote, you can rub it with your hand instead.* For those who want to have children, you can come to worship the Bodhisattva Sankajjaya (bestowing children) on the left side of Chai Ching Ye. Let's pray for a child. When you have prayed, rub her belly and the head of the child according to the gender you want (a boy with 1 tuft of hair, a girl with 2 tufts of hair). When your wish comes true, bring your child to pay homage to her. Next, we will pray for a blessing from the Goddess of the Sea (protects against danger). Let's pray for a safe journey without danger. As we walk further, we will find a bridge to extend life by the beach. It is believed that if we cross this bridge, we will live 3 more years on earth (3 days in heaven). Let's step onto the bridge with our left foot and cross to the other side. ❗️Do not walk back the way. Next, we will meet the Yuk Lo God (pray for love). For those who are single: Let's pray for him to choose a partner for us. Tell us the details. For the status of secret crush/in love: Prepare a ribbon, write the name of your lover and pray for a blessing. And tie it around the Yuk Lo God or just worship it. Behind the Yuk Lo God is a fortune-telling fish. It is believed that if we toss a coin and get the fish's mouth The prayer we ask for will come true (It seems that it is now prohibited because people throw a lot of things and damage the fish statue.) After walking in the scorching sun, let's take shelter from the shade. This point is the octagonal temple. It is the point with the best feng shui in the temple. Let's stand at the center to ask for blessings and power from heaven and let's make a sound at this point. We will hear a loud sound. This sound will reach heaven. When you have finished making a wish, walk to the carved stone sign and use both hands to draw the number 8, which means endless good luck. ✨ We went when the sun was blazing hot. Luckily, there are shops near the beach where we can walk around in the air conditioning and buy drinks and snacks to cool down before going back to the city. (This branch of the %Arabica coffee shop also has a beautiful view.) ⏰ : 08:00 - 17:30 (Hong Kong time) #Trend #HongKong #HongKong2024 #HongKong2023 #Motel to enhance luck #Motel Hong Kong #HongKong temple #Guanyin #repulse #HongKong review

Tin Hau Temple Repulse Bay or Tin Hau Temple Repulse Bay is an important place in Hong Kong from the past to the present. Hong Kong people and foreigners like to come to worship and ask for blessings from the Goddess of Mercy by the sea. Because this point, according to Feng Shui, is the best Feng Shui point in Hong Kong. Those who come to worship will receive the best energy. 🚅 Travel: Take the MTR and get off at Ocean Park Station. Exit B and then take a taxi to the temple. 🚩 Location: The temple is located on Repulse Bay Beach Road. Repulse Bay, Hong Kong 🕰️ Opening hours: Open daily from 08:30 - 17:00. #Get a discount without relying on luck #Goddess of Mercy #Repulse Bay #Goddess of Mercy by the Sea Temple #Hong Kong Travel #Mueang Travel

We mostly traveled by bus because it was cheaper than other methods. To get to Repulse Bay Temple, take bus number 6, 6A, 6X and 260 and open Google Maps. It's not that far to walk. We went when it was raining heavily but it eventually stopped. There are many ways to make a wish. Everyone can choose. But don't forget to bring a red card ending with the number 8. We brought the number 9, but they said that in Hong Kong, people like the number 8 more. #Get a discount without relying on luck

Tin Hau Temple Repulse Bay (Kwun Yam Shrine) is located in Repulse Bay. It is an important place in Hong Kong from the past to the present. Kwun Yam, Hong Kong, by the sea: The deity that Hong Kong and Chinese people respect the most. Kwun Yam Temple, Repulse Bay Beach, Hong Kong, the blessing posture. You can ask for blessings for everything.

#TravelEco — If anyone is looking for a relaxing place to rest their mind, near the city but quiet, we recommend traveling to Repulse Bay, a legendary beautiful beach not far from the center of Hong Kong. This place does not only have white sand, blue sea and cool breeze, but also hides the power of faith by the sea. My favorite spot is the Guanyin and the Goddess of Mercy located at the end of Dragon Bridge. The atmosphere is like being in a dimension that is cut off from the chaos around you. Bright Chinese art surrounded by gods in full force, but still feels calm and warm. We walked under the Bridge of Fortune, lighted incense and prayed softly amidst the sound of waves hitting the shore. It was like taking a break for our hearts and slowly recharging our energy. Repulse Bay is not just a beautiful beach, but a place where nature and ancient beliefs come together perfectly. And it is amazing in a way that words cannot describe. — #HongKong #TravelHongKong

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#discoverchina Kwun Yam Temple at Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, is a serene sanctuary dedicated to the Goddess of Mercy, Kwun Yam. Nestled beside the sea, the temple offers a peaceful retreat for prayer and reflection. Devotees come to pay respects, seeking blessings, protection, and guidance. The towering statue of Kwun Yam stands gracefully, symbolizing compassion and hope. Surrounded by intricate sculptures and vibrant colors, the temple radiates spiritual warmth—inviting all to pause, offer gratitude, and embrace inner peace. #travel

Today, I will tell you how to worship and ask for blessings from the God of Wealth, Chai Sing Ye, who is located in front of the Goddess of Mercy, Repulse Bay. 1. Prepare a red banknote or a 100-baht banknote (some people say that it should be a banknote ending in 8 or 9). 2. Pray by rubbing his mouth first. “May your mouth bring you wealth and fortune, and may your business be successful.” 3. Rub his beard and pray. “May I have good followers, good friends, and good business partners.” 4. Next, rub his sword. “May he help dispel evil and bad things.” 5. Next, go to his wallet and gold wallet. “May we have good fortune and luck from our business and career, and have money coming in continuously.” 6. Next, rub his feet and pray. “May you have a safe journey, a journey filled with only good fortune.” 7. Immediately put the banknote in your wallet (I recommend keeping it in your wallet to enhance your fortune). #GetDiscountsWithoutFate #HongKong #ChaiSingYe #Goddess of Mercy #Repulsebay #Repulsebay #HongKong #LemonPamu

It is said that this temple, the thing that should not be missed is crossing the bridge of prolongation. If you cross it, you will have a long life. How could we miss it? We must cross this bridge. Caution when crossing the bridge. Once you cross it, do not turn back. Do not walk around. Tips for crossing this bridge

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#October travel support event Repulse Bay is a coastal area where only the rich of Hong Kong live. I visited here because I heard there was a temple attached to the beach. I felt like my worries were gone as I looked at the cool, expansive ocean. The residents of this neighborhood must be really nice..

This seaside Kwan Im temple is located on the shore of Repulse Bay. The temple is called Tin Hua Temple Repulse Bay. This temple is one of our favorite temples in Hong Kong. It might be because there weren't many people when we went, it was quite peaceful, and there were many deities or places to worship in one temple. And because the temple is located on the shore, the atmosphere is good. Our worship started with worshiping the large Kwan Im statue first. There are white and red dots on the floor. It is the best place to worship. Below the base of the statue, there is a Thai prayer (there are incense sticks behind the statue. Walk to the right, which is the point in the picture that says to light 9 incense sticks. We took the incense sticks and put the donation money in). Next, we worshiped the God of Wealth, Chai Xing Ye. We followed the information on the internet. We worshiped and looped a red banknote from his beard down and put the money in our pockets (if you want to ask for a child, ask from the Sangkachai statue next to it). Next is the Goddess of Mercy, who prayed for safety while traveling. Then there is a walkway down to the bridge to extend life (see the picture). After crossing the bridge to extend life, we will find other places to worship in various aspects. There is also the God of the Moon, who prays for love. After getting off the bridge to extend the life, turn left and you will see the octagonal pavilion. Stand in the middle and make a wish. You will hear an unbelievable echo. I have been back to Thailand for less than a month. My relative gave me a gold ring out of nowhere. I believe it was from the God of Wealth, Cai Shen Ye here. For the trip, we took the tram to Admiralty station, crossed the road to the MTR entrance, and turned left to the bus stop to take bus number 260. Bus number 260 is an express bus, so it will take less time because it stops less. When taking the bus, you usually tap the octopus card once when getting on, but for the outbound trip, we got off halfway and tapped the card again when getting off. You will get the money back on the card (if I remember correctly, I got 5 dollars back). For the return trip, we took bus number 66 at the stop on the opposite side of the way. This bus stops at many stops, so it took longer than the way there. Then we got off at the stop where we would transfer to the Admiralty MTR. From here, it is convenient for anyone who wants to take the MTR to other places, or you can also take the tram. #repulsebay #repulsebay #hongkong #getdiscountwithoutluck

The temple atmosphere is by the sea. The air is good. There are many places to worship and ask for blessings. You can walk on the beach. It is a check-in point for those who believe in the supernatural. You must go every time you visit Hong Kong. #Get a discount without relying on luck

Kwun Yam Temple, Repulse Bay, Hong Kong The temple has many sacred deities. Come to pray for wealth and prosperity. Cross the red bridge that is believed to increase lifespan on earth. The air is good. It is easy to travel, but it is quite far from the city center. On the side, there is a shopping mall and a variety of restaurants. If you come with children, there is a small playground for them to run around. #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี

#HongKongTravel 🙏 Pray to Goddess of Mercy and other deities at Repulse Bay Beach or "Kuen Yin Temple" 😍 I believe that everyone who comes to Hong Kong must come to pray here. This is a place that you can't miss, especially for those who believe in the supernatural. In addition to Goddess of Mercy, this area also has Goddess of Mercy, Sangkachai, God of Wealth, etc. 🙏 This temple also has a prayer sign in Thai.