Yuk Hui (Pak Tai) Temple, Cheung Chau
Lantau and Outlying Islands, Hong Kong
Yuk Hui Temple on Pak She Street in Cheung Chau is also known as Pak Tai Temple since it is dedicated to Pak Tai. Pak Tai, alternatively known as “Zhenwu Celestial Lord” and “Yuen Tin Sheung Tai” (Supreme Emperor of the Dark Heaven), is worshipped for longevity, relief of water-related risks and safe voyage.
What the guides say about Yuk Hui (Pak Tai) Temple, Cheung Chau
Guides send you to the waterfront seafood street, Tung Wan Beach, the Pak Tai (Yuk Hui) Temple and the pirate-legend Cheung Po Tsai Cave.
What's on near Yuk Hui (Pak Tai) Temple, Cheung Chau
Upcoming events within a ten-minute walk of Yuk Hui (Pak Tai) Temple, Cheung Chau, from the weekly Hong Kong events calendar.
Cheung Chau Bun Festival
The 2026 Bun Carnival ran 12 April to 25 May 2026 at the Pak Tai Temple Playground, with the bun scrambling final on 24 May. The government's Islands guide gives the festival as the 5th to 9th day of the 4th lunar month. The 8th day, the Birthday of the Buddha, is a gazetted holiday on Thursday 13 May 2027, which puts the festival at 10 to 14 May 2027. The 2027 programme is not published.
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Lantau holds Po Lin Monastery, Tai O and Hong Kong Disneyland. Cheung Chau, Lamma and Peng Chau are reached by ferry.
Lantau and Outlying Islands has 27 places on the Roam Hong Kong map: 7 temples, 6 landmarks, 5 day trips, 4 beaches, 2 special spots, 2 neighbourhoods and 1 park or garden. Read the Lantau and Outlying Islands guide.
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