Tin Haw Temple
Public Square Street, Hong Kong, China
Description:
Tin Hau Temple is a temple dedicated to the goddess of the sea and the patroness of sailors Tin Hau. The temple is located on the coastline of Hong Kong. It is an excellent example of temple architecture. Despite the restoration, Tin Howe retained its original appearance. Stone tablets with information about the reconstruction are kept in the temple today. The temple is decorated with frescoes, wood carvings, wall paintings that were made more than a century ago.
There is an altar dedicated to Choi San, the God of Wealth. Tin Howe is believed to grant wishes. To make the wish come true, visitors light aromatic sticks and think about their desire. At the exit of the temple is a large drum with a stick. In order for the spirits to hear your wish and be able to fulfill it, you need to beat the drum three times.