Took MTR to Che Kung Temple . Walk abit after you exit from B. Then the temple is on the left when you walk down from MTR. Enter the temple . The joss stick is on your left … but according to what u want .. then write name/ address/ date of birth at the next counter .. proceed to have your joss stick lighted… then insert the big joss in the incense container . Then walk to hve 3 joss at the small altar beside where you write name … then 3 stick each at the incense container where you plce the big joss… the rest of the joss stick plce at container before you enter the temple of the deity( pleae only bring 3 joss) in .. then pray… spin the wind mill… beat the drum 3 time .. plce the paper into the continue for them to help U burn … then that’s all .. they not allow photo taking inside the temple .. too bad .

A great buddhist temple to visit and see how the local people pray and pay their respects. Please be polite and respectful when you visit temples and sacred places.

Traditional temple with very modern and organized customers services staff..Very helpful staff which makes people like me who is not familiar with the steps can easily finish all procedures without confusion.

Other than wong tai sin, che kung temple is the famous famous temple in hong kong where che kung is a soldier general who was known to help virus spread out, perhaps he may help covid too. Besides, there are iron fan which turn clockwise to strength your luck, if anti clockwise move to turn your back luck away. There are also many fortunate tellers can hire

Famous temple in Hong Kong and an iconic landmark in Shatin.

Very cool and respectful temple. History and authenticity makes this a very interesting and worthwhile attraction to visit. A unique experience to visit such a holy location. I wish they had a pamphlet in English to educate us more on the history and significance of this temple. Otherwise it was worth the trip.

Faithful temple for those who would like to make a wish. Good that they don't allow incense for indoor, but you can make a wish with incense at the outdoor Pot.

Che Kung Miu (traditional Chinese: 車公廟; simplified Chinese: 车公庙; pinyin: Chēgōng Miào; Jyutping: ce1 gung1 miu6), also called Che Kung Temple, are temples dedicated to Che Kung, who was a general during the Southern Song dynasty (1127–1279) in imperial China. He is believed by some worshipers to have been involved in the attempt to keep the Song state alive by bringing Prince Ping and his brother to the South.[1] There are two temples dedicated to Che Kung in Hong Kong: one in Sha Tin and one in Ho Chung.[2][3] Other temples in Hong Kong are partly dedicated to Che Kung.

Rainy day in the morning make this place feel fresh and less people. The official staff here can listen/speak Thai. There're a shrine behind the Che Kung which may give you a bless.

nice temple with full of tourists especially Thai people . They sell gigantic candles .

Che Kung Temple is a peaceful place with lots of trees and a river nearby. The weather is nice, so it’s not too hot, and you can enjoy the calm scenery. The temple looks amazing, and the people working there speak English and Thai. It’s not as big as some other famous temples, but many say this temple is special for bringing good luck and money to those who pray here.

Nice temple. Clean and peaceful. Staff can speak Thai language. Before coming if you are not come with guide tour please read/learn about how to worship first, there have many steps to worship and make a wish.

Weekday in the evening (close 18.00 pm) Not so many people. You can buy some merit set at the entrance, price from 30-100+ HKD. Then there are some steps for praying to Che Kung General. Anyway, don't forget to turn the Golden Wind Mill inside the temple, from Left to Right or clockwise rotation to open your destiny to get more luck and good things. Then hit the drumps for 3 times each side. Anyone whi wants to buy Windmill fetish can but them at the entrance but there are quite pricy, around 300-400 HKD prr piece.

Tourist spot to pray for good luck 🤞 Lots of street vendors around the site. Monks are also about

A Chinese temple dedicated to Che Kung 車公, whose legend traced back to a Song Dynasty general who was took care of rebellions and epidemics. During the Late Ming Dynasty (15-16th century), a smaller temple was built for Che Kung 車公. In 1994, the present temple was built in front of the original temple.

One of the free Temples that is most popular during Chinese New Year as folk’s looking for a change of luck or pray for a better year!

Nice temple usually this temple is so crowded but I was lucky the day that I went it’s was ok.

Nice temple. Easy access. They sell souvenieir at the front which also need to be activated before.

The mind is as stable as a rock. Your dream will be come true

This temple is an iconic place in Sha Tin City, Hong Kong.

Another well-known temple in Hong Kong Spacious area and a shady ambiance.

Surprisingly, they can speak Thai! Easy to come by MRT.

Holy place. I will go everytime I visit HK🙏🏻 Better go in early morning (before 10am)

Che Kung Temple or Windmill Temple is a temple that the Chinese people have long believed in. It was built 300 years ago to commemorate the great warrior "Chae Gong" who was a warrior in the Song Dynasty who was skilled in fighting and fighting. being a war commander All mainland territories are revered by the brave men in your army. There is an army symbol, the windmill. Travel here was easy both by mtr or bus. About 20 min from hongkong station.

It's a small temple by the Sing Mun river. A very popular place for worshippers, so it's quieter on the weekdays. Inside of the temple is a very impressive Statue and decorations. They sell incense & souvenirs at the entrance. Also fortune tellers outside of the temple are ready at your service.

One of Hong Kong most busy temples during Chinese Lunar New Year.

The souviners here are only accept Cash. And for Thai people, no worries about how to pray here cause' the staffs there can speak Thai fluently! พูดไทยชัดมาก