Pak Tai Temple, a secret temple in Hong Kong

#NewYearNewTrip Pak Tai Temple is located in the Wan Chai district of Hong Kong. It is an old temple built in 1863 to worship Pak Tai, the Taoist god of the sea. The temple's architecture is striking with its traditional Chinese roof decorated with carved dragons. Inside the temple, there are gilded woodwork built during the Qing Dynasty and iron swords from the Song Dynasty. Hong Kongers and tourists often come to Pak Tai Temple to change their fortunes, resolve their annual conflicts, and pray to the "God of Change of Hearts" to turn bad things into good things, especially for businessmen who want to improve their fortunes and relationships. The atmosphere inside the temple is peaceful and shady. The staff can explain how to worship the gods in English very well. The list of popular gods to worship are as follows: 1. Pak Tai (北帝) The main god of the temple is the Northern Emperor or God of the Sea. It is believed that he has the power to protect people from disasters, drive away evil spirits, and provide protection to children. 2. Yue Lao (Yue Lao) The god of love destiny helps smooth relationships. Those who need love or improve family and business relationships Often come to pray for blessings 3. God Guan Yu (關羽) God of honesty, bravery and justice, respected by businessmen, civil servants and police officers 4. God Cai Shen (財神) God of fortune and wealth, often come to pray for business prosperity 5. God Fu De Zheng Shen (福德正神) God of fertility and community protection, often pray for stable homes and peaceful lives Pak Tai Temple is a sacred place with the power of beliefs from many sources, making it a popular destination for those who want to pray for health, love, finance and safety. If anyone comes to visit Hong Kong, I recommend it.