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This large, incense-filled sanctuary, built in the 19th century, is one of Hong Kong's most
famous among temples dedicated to the goddess of the sea. The public square before it is
Yau Ma Tei's communal heart, where fishermen once laid out their hemp ropes to dry in
the sun next to Chinese banyans that today shade elderly chess players.
(cnr Public Square St &
Nathan Rd, Yau Ma Tei; admission free;
8am-5pm;
Yau Ma Tei, exit C)
Take a Break
Mido Cafe
(
Click here
)
has affordable Hong Kong-style drinks and
snacks.
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