Hong Kong's century-old Man Mo Temple in Sheung Wan

#WinHongKongTickets The Man Mo Temple on Hollywood Road in Sheung Wan was built between 1847 and 1862. It enshrines Emperor Wenchang and Emperor Wu, Guan Sheng. People can pray for academic progress and career success. It is one of the important temple beliefs in Hong Kong. The golden deer used for prayers in the temple is the mythical beast in front of the throne of Emperor Wenchang. You can buy gold foil from the temple and stick it on the deer. Different parts of the deer have different prayer meanings. The red lanterns and incense sticks add a unique beauty to the solemn temple, making it a must-see for many tourists visiting Hong Kong. It also attracts many photographers and tourists to take beautiful photos from different angles. There are also many famous shops near Wenwu Temple. You can go shopping there next time you come here. #Hong Kong Ancient Temples #Hong Kong Historic Sites #Hong Kong Sheung Wan Half-Day Tour #Hong Kong Tourism