Yuen Ching Kwok is a Hong Kong Taoist temple dedicated to Wong Tai Sin, Kowloon new village Castle Peak Road, the address for the Uk for some of Ching Cheung Road, Kowloon Lot 3738, covers an area of ​​about two hectares , divided into two groups of high and low buildings. Ziyang cave south of worship Bodhisattva and the Monkey King.

Yuan Qing Court is currently the only "Taoist Wong Tai Sin" Fuji provides services to the public, guests simply need to ask something written in red letterhead, burnt to Wong Tai Sin statue in front of the main hall of Tan, sitting side Church shamans will be affected by the induction four seven poems written answer. However, not all letters are bound to reply.

history

In Hong Kong during the Japanese occupation, the people living in the West Kowloon traveled repeatedly abused by the Japanese army during the Sik Sik Yuen reference to God. At that time, Chaozhou businessman Zhou Liang that the plight of the residents, traveled 1942 4 Yue 15 Ri (Xing Qier) to the Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Chuan-sheng ceremony please Kwa Wan Pak Tai Street, second floor, 23, called early pulpit 'in open pavilion'. Altar and after 1942 Nian 8 Yue 22 days (Xing Qiliu) moved to the third floor of 38 Junction Road, Kowloon 1942 9 Yue 25 day (Xingqi Wu) renamed "Sin Yuan Qing Court," and is scheduled for the tenth day of the lunar calendar in October establishment day. Later, Wong Tai Sin repeated drop mediums are shown, indicating when the session of the governing seek to Castle Peak Road towards home court, after the Mongolian wave operators Mr. Chen Chuangmu donated the land, then the present site in the new village of Castle Peak Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong, the construction of another seat dedicated to Wong Tai Sin Taoist temple. The current building was completed in the spring of 1955, April 24, 1955 (lunar leap March the third day, Sunday) held the opening ceremony.

Scenic Area Address: Hong Kong Sham Shui Po District Cheung Sha Wan Ching Cheung Road

Bus routes: Take KMB 72, 81 and 86B in Alden Monte Station and then walk to along Tai Po Road