[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Lei Yue Mun Tin Hau Temple (Updated Jun)

Transportation Tips - Fixed ferry schedule on Saturdays and Sundays only (round trip tickets are required) Local attractions - Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street, Tung Lung Island hiking tour Hotel - No Food and restaurants - seafood such as Dongtianmen, and Donglong Island has a large number of convenience stores providing cooked food and desserts Shopping guide - Tsui Heung Yuen and others sell Hong Kong-style biscuits and dried meat snacks #foodie #localtourism #goodplacesinhongkong

What should I do if I want to feel the atmosphere of Tai O's water town during the holidays, but I don't want to go all the way into Tai O and be crowded with people? Today, let me introduce you to a Kowloon version of Tai O. It is located in Lei Yue Mun⛩️'s San Ka Village🤗. Lei Yue Mun is famous for eating seafood 🦞... it's expensive 🤣, but it turns out there are many attractions worth taking pictures of 🤩 So what's so special about Lei Yue Mun 😉? 1. The old quarry in Lei Yue Mun🌾 (All the way along the coast to the end of Lei Yue Mun, is the site of the old quarry😚. The giant stone wall here with the stone fortresses🏰, really has the flavor of World War II relics😃. The fortress is still full Reed grass 🌾, with the sunset 🌇 to take pictures really has a special flavor 😌. 2. Colorful oil painting on the seaside 🎨 (walk along the seaside and you will see different oil paintings 🎨 on the walls, which will see many familiar buildings 🏙️, perfect for taking pictures with the Victoria Harbor behind you 😆👍) 3. Green Triangle Lighthouse🚨 (On the way into the quarry, you will see a green triangle lighthouse near the shore, showing the sense of history left by history😯. When the water recedes, you can also walk up to the lighthouse to take pictures📸, but you must pay attention to ⚠️ safety 😉) 4. Water Village Feeling 🛶 (San Ka Village and Tai O have water houses built along the coast ga😃, if you want to feel the Water Village Feeling during the holidays, the nearby San Family Village is a good choice 👍) 5. Walk through the streets and alleys (walk carefully and you will find a Jockey Club Creative Gallery introducing the history of Lei Yue Mun 😉) 6. Lei Yue Mun Tin Hau Temple 🛕 (There are several giant strange rocks 🪨 outside the temple, and Australia's Twelve Gates Stone is not much different 😌) 7. Wish Tree 🌳 (Praying for the pneumonia to end soon 😔🙏) 8. Lei Yue Mun Torii⛩️ (The sign at the entrance of Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street is a photo📸 spot, perfect for a group of friends with homesickness🇯🇵😝) Transportation: Just walk along Chau Kwa Leng Road from Yau Tong Station Exit A2 to the seafront and you will see the door sign of Lei Yue Mun🎏😉 Want to know more good places to visit in Hong Kong? Remember to like 👍 + follow us 😁, with your support we will have the motivation to continue to discover the special places in Hong Kong 😚🥰 #Lei Yue Mun #San Ka Tsuen #Yau Tong #Cha Kwa Leng Road #Tai O #Water Village #Lei Yue Mun Quarry #Quarry #Bunker #Reed Grass #Sunset #sunset #Tseung Kwan O Cross-Sea Bridge #Tseung Kwan O Promenade #Mural #Lei Yue Mun Lighthouse #Lighthouse #Jockey Club Creative Museum #Lei Yue Mun Tin Hau Temple #Wish Tree #Bird House #Local Tour

#Hiking route recommendation From Yau Tong MTR Station Exit A2 to Lei Yue Mun Quarry, it is easy to walk and close to the city, it is definitely a good place for families. Here you can reminisce about Hong Kong's prosperous quarrying industry in the past; it is a popular check-in spot during the miscanthus season and at sunset. #LocalTourism #GreatOutdoors

Address - Lei Yue Mun, Yau Tong Features - Large seafood, but over to the murals are beautiful, there is also a ore field near Tin Hau Temple, with aloe grass and mango grass and boulders, the sea breeze blows very well Price per person - free Rating -99.99

In addition to walking on the waterfront and eating seafood, Tin Hau Temple is a must-see attraction in Lei Yue Mun! Last time Uncle came to Lei Yue Mun, he went to Tin Hau Temple to take pictures. The location of Tin Hau Temple is at the archway, turn left through Seafood Street, and follow the crowd along the way for 15 minutes to see! The day we went was on a Saturday, there was a lot of crowds! There are many anglers fishing along the coast. Speaking of Tin Hau Temple, it has been around for more than 100 years, and is still a Grade III historic building in Hong Kong. There are a total of 3 large stones in front and behind Tin Hau Temple for us to take pictures. The words are very mysterious. It's easy to come and lots of things to see and not difficult to walk, really suitable for a family to come as a trip to relax, recommend to everyone, but it will be better to come on weekdays, not so many people! #wintertravel #countryside

Lei Yue Mun is a great place to enjoy the sunset and Miscanthus. I estimate that in half a month, the Miscanthus will turn golden yellow. You can come back to enjoy it then. Passing by Lei Yue Mun Village, we stopped by the tea restaurant run by Sister Kate for afternoon tea. #Silver Dragon Coffee and Tea House #Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street #Lei Yue Mun Quarry #Good Places to Go in the Suburbs

Lei Yue Mun Sam Ka Tsuen: It is a village located in Lei Yue Mun in the southeast of Kwun Tong District, Hong Kong. It has a history of 150 years and is one of the 13 villages in Kowloon. It is located near Yau Tong and Lei Yue Mun. In 1963, the government developed the Sam Ka Tsuen area. In 1975, Sam Ka Tsuen was demolished. Today, the area around Sam Ka Tsuen Playground is used as the Sam Ka Tsuen resettlement area. Most of the residents here are very warm and friendly.😊 Lei Yue Mun Quarry: The Lei Yue Mun Quarry has a history of more than 200 years. As early as before the development of local fisheries, it was collectively called the "Four Mountains" with Ngau Tau Kok, Sin Tsao Wan, and Cha Kwo Ling, and the quarry was developed separately. It was not used until 1967 and switched to seafood. The quarry here is full of green grass, and many people come here to check in and take pictures. On one side is the stone mine, on the other side is the sea, and in the distance you can see the Cross Bay Bridge in Tseung Kwan O. The scenery is first-class. The Sam Ka Village and the stone quarry in Lei Yue Mun have a very rich historical story. If you are interested, you can also search for more detailed information online. Walk along Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street, along the seaside, keep walking, walk through the mural village, walk through the handwritten stone quarry sign🪧, through the narrow alleys, follow the road under your feet all the way to the end, and you will reach the stone quarry.🪨 💚💚💚 In summer, there are many mosquitoes on the grass here. It is recommended to wear long pants or long skirts and bring mosquito repellent. 💚💚💚 It is actually a distance from Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street to the end of the stone quarry. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes. Otherwise, you will be very tired after walking.🙈 (I just didn’t wear the right shoes. The shoes that are too elegant are very hard to walk.😂) 🐬🐬🐬 This is a house belonging to the villagers of Lei Yue Mun. There are many residents living in it. Please don’t make loud noises to avoid disturbing the local residents. Take away your own garbage and don’t add to the burden of local residents. 📍Address: Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street, Lei Yue Mun Praya Road, Hong Kong (Go along the seafood street to the Tin Hau Temple, and then follow the signs on the roadside. You can easily find the location of the stone quarry. It is the end point.) Transportation: 1: MTR🚇 Kwun Tong Line "Yau Tong Station" Exit A1, go straight through the outside of the Big Ben Shopping Mall to the "Island Direct Bus" ticket office, go out the right door, go down the stairs and walk forward for 10-15 minutes to "Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street", go straight along the seafood street, and the stone quarry is at the end. 2: 🚢Take the Coral Sea Nostalgic Ferry from Sai Wan Ho Pier on Hong Kong Island to Sam Ka Tsuen Ferry Pier. Then start walking to the quarry. 3: Exit A1 or C3 of Kwun Tong MTR Station, walk to the "Yu Man Square" public transportation interchange and take a red van to "Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street". The terminal is at the Lei Yue Mun Archway. Walk from the Lei Yue Mun Archway to the quarry. #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Good Places #Weekend Good Places #Lei Yue Mun #Lei Yue Mun Quarry #Hong Kong In-depth Tour

I have been to the "Ihwa-dong Mural Village" in South Korea. The whole village is covered with murals. I envy the villagers there. How happy it is to live in such a dreamy little village! ! I also admire the artists who paint from the bottom of my heart. 🎨🧑🎨 But the reality is not like this. The villagers in the village have been troubled by too many tourists. (I remember that when I visited the Ihwa-dong Mural Village, there were not many tourists.) So when there was a small village called "Ma Wan Mural Village" in Lei Yue Mun, I became cautious when visiting. Ma Wan Mural Village is at the end of Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street. You can see small houses painted with colorful murals one after another. With the ocean next to it, it feels like a small trip.🩵 (For myself who knows nothing about painting, I really envy the artists who can paint. 🥹) If you also like to see colorful villages, you can come here for a walk. (Be quiet.🙈🙈) 🐬🐬🐬 This is a house belonging to the villagers of Lei Yue Mun. There are many residents living in it. Please do not make loud noises to avoid disturbing the local residents. Take away your own garbage and do not add to the burden of local residents. 📍Address: Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street, Lei Yue Mun Praya Road, Hong Kong (You can see the murals along the way to Tin Hau Temple along the seafood street.) Transportation: 1: MTR🚇 Kwun Tong Line "Yau Tong Station" Exit A1, go straight through the outside of the Big Ben Shopping Mall to the "Island Direct Bus" ticket office, go out the right door, go down the stairs and walk forward for 10-15 minutes to "Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street", go straight along the seafood street, and you can see the mural village. 2: 🚢Take the Coral Sea Nostalgic Ferry from Sai Wan Ho Pier on Hong Kong Island to Sam Ka Tsuen Ferry Pier 3: Kwun Tong MTR Station Exit A1 or C3 , walk to the "Yu Man Square" public transportation interchange and take a red van to "Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street", the terminal is at the Lei Yue Mun Archway. #Hong Kong Good Places #Hong Kong #Weekend Good Places #Lei Yue Mun #Murals

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 #2025 #HongKong #Kowloon #WatchTheSea Lei Yue Mun Tin Hau Temple is located at the eastern end of the Lei Yue Mun waterfront. There are many newly built viewing platforms and murals nearby, making it a great place to relax and take photos. There weren't too many people visiting the temple, and it closed at around 5 o'clock. Instead, many tourists pass by the Tin Hau Temple signboard and enter the path on the left, then walk through the village roads and paths of Ma Wan Village to the Lei Yue Mun Quarry.

Looking for a place with beautiful views and great food on the weekend? 😆 Today we will take you to Yau Tong Quarry + Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street, take beautiful photos and eat authentic snacks! 🎉 --- 🚶♂️ Easy route, secret spot for photography! 🚉 Start: Yau Tong MTR Station Exit A2 → Walk along Lei Yue Mun Trail → Via Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street → Climb the quarry From Yau Tong, you can reach the quarry within about 30 minutes! The scenery along the way is super beautiful, and it's full of mangroves, which is great for taking pictures! 📸✨ 🌾 Yau Tong Quarry – Mangrove x Ruins Photography Paradise! Coming to this hidden secret place, the most attractive thing is a large piece of golden mangrove grass, plus blue sky and white clouds, casual photos are full of hipster feeling! ✨ You can also see the nostalgic buildings of the old quarry, feel the historical relics of Hong Kong's industrial history 🏚️, with a sense of change, taking pictures super Feel! 🌟 Must-see spots: 📍Golden Mangrove Sea: Autumn and winter limited scenery, swaying in the wind, no matter how you take pictures! 🍂 📍Ruins background: dilapidated red brick walls, collapsed buildings, full of mystery! 🏚️ 📍 Highland Vision: Standing on a high point, you can overlook the sea of ​​​​Tseung Kwan O, super open! 🌊 --- 🦞 Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street – Food Paradise! After taking beautiful photos, I went down the hill and passed by Lei Yue Mun Seafood Street. I smelled the aroma of seafood. I couldn't help but want to try it! 🤤 There are fresh seafood, cooked to order, and many authentic snacks! Recommended Food: 🦐 Pepper and Salt Prawns – Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, full of freshness! 🦑 Typhoon Shelter Fried Crab – Savory, crispy garlic super plus! 🐚 Garlic Vermicelli Steamed Scallops – The vermicelli absorbs the freshness of the seafood, super satisfying! Lei Yue Mun Tea & Fruit – a must-try authentic snack! After eating seafood, how can you miss Lei Yue Mun's most famous tea and fruit? 😋 It is kneaded with glutinous rice flour, smooth and tough, sweet filling! 🎯 Recommended flavors: 🟢 Mugwort Tea Fruit – With a light grassy fragrance, enough to enjoy the traditional flavor! 🔴 Red Bean Tea Fruit – Smooth red bean filling, sweet but not greasy! 🟡 Peanut Tea Fruit – Peanut crushed with sugar, crispy and delicious, you will regret not eating! #Lei Yue Mun Ore

I went to Lei Yue Mun with my boyfriend on holiday. I saw that this place is beautiful on the internet, so I decided to take some pictures and relax💕 Along the way you will pass seafood streets and souvenir shops, which are very characteristic and can rarely be found in the busy city. On the way to Tin Hau Temple, there are many murals, painted by residents and volunteers, colorful🎨 Upon arrival, it was my time to check in📸 For a holiday, there are not many people 🫶🏾 Sitting quietly on the boulder listening to the sound of the sea is already very comfortable 🥰