Tin Hau Temple at Sok Kwu Wan

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Tin Hau Temple at Sok Kwu Wan is a historic seaside temple on Hong Kong’s Lamma Island dedicated to the sea goddess Tin Hau and popular with both worshippers and visitors for its cultural and architectural heritage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Taoist temple
Tin Hau temple
religious building
architecturalStyle traditional southern Chinese temple style
associatedWith fishing community
maritime safety
country China
culturalSignificance popular with visitors
popular with worshippers
dedicatedTo Tin Hau NERFINISHED
festivalDate 23rd day of the third lunar month
function community gathering place
place of prayer for safe voyages
governingBody Chinese Temples Committee NERFINISHED
hasAccess ferry from Central to Sok Kwu Wan
hasFeature altar to Tin Hau
incense burners
ornate roof decorations
traditional Chinese temple architecture
hasFestival Tin Hau Festival NERFINISHED
hasHeritageValue architectural heritage
cultural heritage
hasMaterial brick
stone
timber
heritageAuthority Antiquities and Monuments Office of Hong Kong NERFINISHED
heritageStatus Grade III historic building
languageOfSignage Chinese
English
locatedIn Hong Kong, China
surface form: Hong Kong

Islands District NERFINISHED
Sok Kwu Wan NERFINISHED
locatedOn Lamma Island NERFINISHED
nearby Sok Kwu Wan Pier NERFINISHED
Sok Kwu Wan village NERFINISHED
partOf network of Tin Hau temples in Hong Kong
region Lamma Island south coast NERFINISHED
religion Taoism
setting seaside
tourismType cultural tourism
heritage tourism
usedFor folk rituals
religious worship
tourist visits
worshippedDeity Mazu NERFINISHED
Tin Hau NERFINISHED

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Lamma Island touristAttraction Tin Hau Temple at Sok Kwu Wan