Visit the lotus shaped Lin Fa Temple in Tai Hang
Hong Kong, Hong Kong • 
Underrated
UnderratedHong Kong, Hong Kong
Underrated
Walking required
Yes
Stairs and uneven terrain; not wheelchair accessible.
Stairs and uneven terrain; not wheelchair accessible.
Value for money
High
Free admission makes it a great value for the experience.
Free admission makes it a great value for the experience.
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Summarised by AI
Unique Architecture
Couples found the lotus-shaped design and history truly romantic and memorable.
Serene Atmosphere
Visitors loved the peaceful environment, perfect for quiet reflection and connection.
Cultural Gem
Couples enjoyed the cultural immersion and the chance to experience local traditions.
Limited Access
Couples were disappointed by the lack of wheelchair accessibility for all visitors.
Staff Interactions
Some couples reported mixed experiences with staff, impacting their visit.
Small Space
Couples noted the temple's small size, which could feel crowded at times.
Hours of operation
Monday
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
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Embark on a spiritual tour around Lin Fa Temple in Tai Hang, Hong Kong
When to visit
We've analysed user reviews and geographical data, and identified the best and worst months to visit.
Month
Crowd Level
Weather
Availability
Our recommendation
February
MEDIUM
15-20°C
February sees slightly warmer temperatures, ranging from 15°C to 20°C, with moderate rainfall of about 35mm over 7.6 days.
February sees slightly warmer temperatures, ranging from 15°C to 20°C, with moderate rainfall of about 35mm over 7.6 days.
Open
Lin Fa Temple remains open throughout February. During the Lantern Festival, expect special decorations and events, which may lead to increased visitor numbers.
Lin Fa Temple remains open throughout February. During the Lantern Festival, expect special decorations and events, which may lead to increased visitor numbers.
Recommended
February offers pleasant weather and cultural experiences. Visiting after the Chinese New Year festivities can provide a balance between enjoying the festive atmosphere and avoiding peak crowds.
February offers pleasant weather and cultural experiences. Visiting after the Chinese New Year festivities can provide a balance between enjoying the festive atmosphere and avoiding peak crowds.
March
LOW
17-22°C
March brings warmer temperatures between 17°C and 22°C, with increased rainfall of approximately 45mm over 7.6 days.
March brings warmer temperatures between 17°C and 22°C, with increased rainfall of approximately 45mm over 7.6 days.
Open
Lin Fa Temple is open to visitors throughout March without significant restrictions.
Lin Fa Temple is open to visitors throughout March without significant restrictions.
Recommended
March offers comfortable weather and lower crowd levels, providing a peaceful experience at Lin Fa Temple.
March offers comfortable weather and lower crowd levels, providing a peaceful experience at Lin Fa Temple.
April
MEDIUM
21-26°C
April sees temperatures ranging from 21°C to 26°C, with higher humidity and increased rainfall of about 60mm over 7.6 days.
April sees temperatures ranging from 21°C to 26°C, with higher humidity and increased rainfall of about 60mm over 7.6 days.
Open
Lin Fa Temple remains open in April. Visitors should be prepared for occasional rain showers.
Lin Fa Temple remains open in April. Visitors should be prepared for occasional rain showers.
Recommended
April offers warmer weather and the beauty of spring blossoms. While there is a higher chance of rain, the temple's covered areas provide shelter, allowing for a comfortable visit.
April offers warmer weather and the beauty of spring blossoms. While there is a higher chance of rain, the temple's covered areas provide shelter, allowing for a comfortable visit.
May
LOW
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Open
Not recommended
How to get there
Bus
Recommended
Numerous bus routes stop near Victoria Park, a short walk from the temple. Several bus routes are available from the Cross Harbour Tunnel Bus Interchange and Aberdeen Tunnel Bus Interchange.
Metro
Recommended
Take the MTR to Tin Hau Station (Exit B), then walk along Tung Lo Wan Road and Lin Fa Kung Street West (5-minute walk).
Taxi
Recommended
Taxis are readily available throughout Hong Kong and can drop passengers off near the temple on Lily Street.
Car
Private cars can access the temple, but parking in the Tai Hang area may be limited.
Walking
Walking is required from the MTR station or bus stops. The temple is located at the end of Lin Fa Kung Street.
Additional info
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Mobility
Wheelchair Accessible
Walking Required
Stairs Present
Seating Available
Flat Terrain
Hiking Required
Elevator Available
Mobility Scooter Friendly
Ramps Available
Pregnancy
Suitable for pregnancy
Allowed during pregnancy
Pets
Pets not allowed
Driving
Driving License Required
Idp Required
