Temple

Tin Hau Temple, Stanley

Southern District, Hong Kong

Low white Tin Hau Temple with a red doorway across its open forecourt in Stanley
Photo: Aapo Haapanen / Flickr (CC BY 2.0)

Tin Hau Temple in Stanley, located at Stanley Main Street, was built in 1767. The Temple underwent various restoration with the last one completed in 2002.

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Nearby

Murray House and Stanley Plaza Landmark · 2 min walk Located at Carmel Road in Stanley, Stanley Plaza comprises a large shopping centre, a piazza adjoining the seafront promenade and the historic Murray... Stanley Main Street (Bar Street) Nightlife · 2 min walk Stanley Main Street near the Stanley waterfront is also known as “Bar Street”. Blake Pier at Stanley Landmark · 3 min walk Blake Pier, originally located at Central, was demolished in 1993 due to the Central Reclamation project. Stanley Market Market · 4 min walk The Stanley Market runs along Stanley New Street and Stanley Market Road on the southern side of Hong Kong Island, close to Stanley's beaches. Old Stanley Police Station Landmark · 5 min walk Built in 1859, the Old Stanley Police Station at Stanley Village Road is the oldest surviving police station in Hong Kong. Pat Kan Uk Landmark · 6 min walk Pat Kan Uk, located at the eastern side of Stanley Bay, is a building compound of 8 houses with distinctive architectural characteristics.

Around Southern District

Stanley, Repulse Bay and Ocean Park

The Southern District covers the south side of Hong Kong Island: beaches, Stanley's waterfront, Aberdeen's harbour and Ocean Park.

Southern District has 24 places on the Roam Hong Kong map: 6 landmarks, 6 parks and gardens, 4 temples, 3 special spots, 2 beaches, 1 market, 1 bar and 1 museum. Read the Southern District guide.

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