Tam Kung Temple

Tam Kung Temple is the oldest city temple in honor of the Chinese deity Tam Kung, the patron saint of fishermen, known only in Hong Kong.

The temple in Hau Kei Wang was built in 1905 at the expense of local residents. It has been restored several times and is now considered a monument of historical significance. In the temple there is a statue of Tam Kung, as well as the usual for patronizing fishermen temples small boats: junks and dragon boats. In addition, the temple contains an ancient bell, an altar and a stone tablet from the Qing dynasty. The boulder in front of the building, installed almost 100 years ago, is considered the seal of the deity.

The temple is very competently inscribed in the landscape. It faces the sea and from here offers a beautiful view, the reverse side faces the hill.