Worship and ask for blessings from the God of Fortune, Che Kung Temple, Hong Kong

Che Kung Temple is famous for its sacredness. The story of the windmill that blows away bad things in life. It is believed that turning the windmill in the opposite direction will help turn life from bad to good. Therefore, this temple is also called the Windmill Temple. Originally, this temple was a small old temple that has been preserved as an ancient site. It is located at the back of the new house. The new house was completed in 1993 on an area of ​​50,000 square feet. It was built to commemorate Che Kung, the warrior who protected the last emperor of the Song Dynasty. #Che Kung Temple #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Travel How to travel to pay homage to Che Kung Temple: Start from Tsim Sha Tsui Take the KCR light blue line (East Tsim Sha Tsui) The first stop. When you reach Tai Wai Station, take Exit B. If you start from somewhere else, it is recommended to take the green line and transfer to Kowloon Tong to change to the KCR. It is only one stop to Tai Wai Station. Take Exit B. There will be signs along the way. To get to this temple, you can get off at 2 stations: Che Kung Temple Station or Tai Wai Station (the temple is located in the middle of these 2 stations). Windmill Temple: Open from 07.00 - 18.00 hrs. #HongKongTravel2023 #hellohongkong