[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Tin Hau and Kwun Yum Statues (Updated Jun)

For travelers, visiting the seaside Guanyin Temple at Repulse Bay, also known as Tin Hau Temple Repulse Bay, is a must. This area is considered a prime feng shui spot, as it is surrounded by mountains at the back and the sea at the front. Getting there: Take the train to Ocean Park Station, exit B, and then take a taxi to the temple. The taxi fare is approximately 50-60 HKD. Since there is no train station near the temple, you can also take a bus to reach it. According to Hong Kong beliefs, you should step into the temple with your left foot and exit with your right foot, following the clockwise direction. How to pray to Guanyin: Stand on the tiles facing Guanyin, bow your head, focus your mind, and make a wish for one personal matter only. After making your wish, look at Guanyin's face. How to pray to the God of Wealth (Cai Shen): Cai Shen is the deity of fortune, stability, and prosperity. Use a red 100-baht banknote with a serial number ending in 1, 2, 8, or 9 (Thai banknotes are acceptable). Focus your mind and make a wish, then use the banknote to stroke Cai Shen's beard from top to bottom, ending at the money pouch at his waist. Keep this banknote as a lucky charm in your wallet. How to pray to the Bodhisattva Budai: This prayer is for those wishing to have children. Focus your mind and rub the belly of the deity. If you wish for a son, rub the head of the child with one topknot. If you wish for a daughter, rub the head of the child with two topknots. How to pray to the Goddess of the Sea (Mazu): Mazu, also known as the Goddess of the Sea, grants blessings for safe and danger-free travels. How to cross the Red Bridge for longevity: Focus your mind, step onto the bridge with your left foot, and walk across. Do not turn back under any circumstances. How to pray at the Octagonal Pavilion: This pavilion is considered the best feng shui spot in the temple. Stand at the center of the octagonal floor and make a wish. Then, walk to the engraved stone sign and use both palms to trace the shape of the number eight, symbolizing endless good fortune.

#TravelEco — If anyone is looking for a relaxing place to rest their mind, near the city but quiet, we recommend traveling to Repulse Bay, a legendary beautiful beach not far from the center of Hong Kong. This place does not only have white sand, blue sea and cool breeze, but also hides the power of faith by the sea. My favorite spot is the Guanyin and the Goddess of Mercy located at the end of Dragon Bridge. The atmosphere is like being in a dimension that is cut off from the chaos around you. Bright Chinese art surrounded by gods in full force, but still feels calm and warm. We walked under the Bridge of Fortune, lighted incense and prayed softly amidst the sound of waves hitting the shore. It was like taking a break for our hearts and slowly recharging our energy. Repulse Bay is not just a beautiful beach, but a place where nature and ancient beliefs come together perfectly. And it is amazing in a way that words cannot describe. — #HongKong #TravelHongKong

Guan Yin Temple by the sea

#discoverchina I visited Tin Hau Temple near Repulse Bay, a beautiful and peaceful spot dedicated to the goddess of the sea. The temple’s serene atmosphere, combined with stunning views of the bay, made it a memorable experience. Repulse Bay itself, known for its high-end residential area, added an extra layer of charm. It’s a unique blend of culture and luxury, making the visit both relaxing and fascinating. 📍Address: Tin Hau Temple, Repulse Bay. #temple

#hongkongguide Address: Repulse Bay, Hong Kong 🇭🇰 The temple is dedicated to the Goddess of the Sea, two big statues of Hong Kong's beloved deities, Kwun Yum(the goddess of mercy) and Tin Hau. The towering traditional Chinese statues stand 10 meters high and are in sharp contrast to the ultra-modern high-rise skyline. It is a sacred place where people like to worship. The statues here all have meanings, and you can make wishes at almost every point. The place is located in front of the sea next to Repulse Bay Beach. It is definitely worth a visit. #tinhauandkwunyumstatues #hongkong

Tin Hau Temple Repulse Bay (Kwun Yam Shrine) วัดเจ้าแม่กวนอิมริมทะเล ทินหัว ตั้งอยู่บริเวณอ่าวรีพัลส์เบย์ เป็นสถานที่สำคัญอยู่คู่ฮ่องกงมาตั้งแต่อดีตจนถึงปัจจุบัน นอกจากเจ้าแม่กวนอิมแล้ว ที่นี่ยังมีองค์เทพอีกมากมายให้ได้กราบไหว้ขอพร การเดินทางโดยรถไฟฟ้า MRT : นั่ง MTR มาลงที่ สถานี Ocean Park ทางออก B แล้วนั่ง Taxi ต่อมาลงที่วัด การเดินทางโดยรถบัส ประจำทาง : นั่งรถบัสสาย 6, 6A, 6X, 66, 260 ไปลงที่อ่าวรีพัลส์เบย์ ด้านหน้าของ Repluse Bay Tower แล้วเดินเรียบริมชายหาดไป https://maps.app.goo.gl/n2d2Rc3f3h7spgkV9?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy #รับส่วนลดไม่พึ่งดวง