San Chao Tai Hong Kong

This is my first time visiting a shrine. The location is really close to MRT station and Chinatown, and it's quite noticeable because tons of staff from the Poh Teck Tung Foundation work inside and outside of the place. It was a hot day, but surprisingly, the area around the shrine had a nice atmosphere. First of all, there was not much smoke, even though many people came to light incense sticks and candles to pay respects at the shrine. The staff was stationed at almost every corner in case you needed assistance, but they mostly just stood there talking to each other and taking the sticks out of the pot. A dust measuring device is certainly a plus here. Secondly, the area is well designed, as it's wide enough that it doesn't feel crowded despite having many people. Lastly, other than several mini Chinese God statues, there are also Kau Chim (fortune sticks) and other souvenirs.

One of the most famous shrines in Chinatown for those worshippers who seek heavenly blessings for good luck, dispel bad luck and long lasting prosperity. Note that you can also bought joss paper in various shapes and forms at the nearby shops for your loved ones and let the shrine later burn them for you so that your loved ones can enjoy them in the afterlife. Or you can donate for charity here so that they can use the funds to provide coffins for the unfortunate deceased.

Feels blessed to have the opportunity to visit the beautiful Tai Hong Kong shrine. This shrine open very early and it is recommended to come visit early in the morning to avoid the crowds. This shrine is gree for entry and the shrine provide incense, candle and oil for those who who want to preys respect to the goddess. For those whom want to donate to the shrine, you can pay cash and mobile banking. This Shrine is very well kept. Very clean and well maintained.