🌙【Visit Wong Tai Sin Temple at night｜Spiritual secrets under the moonlight】🏮

#Register for March Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 📍 Address: 2 Chuk Yuen Village, Wong Tai Sin, Kowloon 🚇 Transportation: 3 minutes walk from MTR Wong Tai Sin Station Exit B2/B3 ✨ **Nighttime limited experience** ✨ 1️⃣【Moonlight Temple】 When night falls, the golden roof of the main hall sparkles under the spotlights, and the smoke from the incense burners curls up, adding a more mysterious atmosphere than during the day. When you visit the temple at night on the first and fifteenth day of each month, you can also see the unique sight of believers holding lotus lanterns and praying for blessings. 2️⃣【Neon Signature】 The electronic signature area is transformed into a high-tech "neon signature station" at night, and the signature machine under LED lights becomes a check-in hotspot, perfectly blending tradition and modernity. 3️⃣【Light and Shadow Corridor】 The relief wall of the twelve zodiac animals presents a three-dimensional light and shadow effect under the projection light. It is especially recommended for visitors whose zodiac signs are dragon or tiger to find the light and shadow of their own patron saint. 🌃 **Night Tour Highlights**: • After 19:00, there are fewer people and you can worship more peacefully • Night market food nearby: Wong Tai Sin Shopping Center North Night Market is open until the early hours of the morning 📸 **Must-shoot angles**: ▸ The main hall is reflected in the Moonlight Pond ▸ The glazed tiles of San Sheng Hall are framed by the starry sky ▸ Light projection on the Tao Te Ching mural wall ⚠️ Note: ❌ No visa service is provided at night ❌ The back garden area will be closed at 18:00 ✅ It is recommended to wear a thin coat (the mountain breeze is cooler at night) "When the incense meets the starlight, this place becomes the most spiritual holy place that never sleeps." #Wong Tai Sin Temple #Hong Kong Night Tour #Temple Photography #Spiritual Attractions #Traditional Culture 💡 Tips: Wong Tai Sin Temple is the only major temple in Hong Kong that is allowed to open at night. Worshiping at night is believed to be particularly effective!