Discover centuries-old shrine Pak Tai Temple
Hong Kong, Hong Kong • 
Underrated
Underrated
Best months to visit
Feb, Dec
15°C – 19°C, february continues the cool and dry trend, with temperatures similar to january, high crowds, peak season
15°C – 19°C, february continues the cool and dry trend, with temperatures similar to january, high crowds, peak season
Walking required
Yes
Temple has stairs; limited accessibility for wheelchairs.
Temple has stairs; limited accessibility for wheelchairs.
Value for money
High
Free admission makes it a great budget-friendly experience.
Free admission makes it a great budget-friendly experience.
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Summarised by AI
Peaceful Retreat
Couples found the temple's serene atmosphere perfect for quiet reflection and bonding.
Cultural Gem
Visitors loved the historical artifacts and the immersive cultural experience offered.
Easy Stroll
The short walk from the ferry made it accessible and enjoyable for couples.
Limited Privacy
Couples mentioned the potential for crowds during festivals, reducing intimacy.
Weather Dependent
Some couples were concerned about the heat and humidity during summer visits.
No Romance
The lack of romantic dining options nearby was a letdown for some couples.
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Hours of operation
Monday
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
In-depth experience
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Explore the peaceful grounds of Pak Tai Temple, Cheung Chau
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
December
MEDIUM
18-21°C
December brings cooler temperatures ranging from 18°C to 21°C. Rainfall is minimal, averaging around 25 mm over 3 days, and the weather is generally dry and clear.
December brings cooler temperatures ranging from 18°C to 21°C. Rainfall is minimal, averaging around 25 mm over 3 days, and the weather is generally dry and clear.
Open
No specific restrictions.
No specific restrictions.
Recommended
December is a good time to visit Pak Tai Temple, with cool and dry weather. However, the holiday season may bring more tourists and higher prices. Planning visits during weekdays can help avoid larger crowds.
December is a good time to visit Pak Tai Temple, with cool and dry weather. However, the holiday season may bring more tourists and higher prices. Planning visits during weekdays can help avoid larger crowds.
January
MEDIUM
15-19°C
January is the coldest month in Hong Kong, with average temperatures ranging from 14.5°C to 18.6°C. The month is relatively dry, experiencing about 25mm of rainfall over approximately 5.4 days.
January is the coldest month in Hong Kong, with average temperatures ranging from 14.5°C to 18.6°C. The month is relatively dry, experiencing about 25mm of rainfall over approximately 5.4 days.
Open
No significant restrictions; however, some attractions may have altered hours during Chinese New Year celebrations.
No significant restrictions; however, some attractions may have altered hours during Chinese New Year celebrations.
Recommended
January offers cool and dry weather, making it a comfortable time to visit Pak Tai Temple. Be mindful of the Chinese New Year period, as it can lead to increased crowds and higher prices.
January offers cool and dry weather, making it a comfortable time to visit Pak Tai Temple. Be mindful of the Chinese New Year period, as it can lead to increased crowds and higher prices.
February
HIGH
15-19°C
February continues the cool and dry trend, with temperatures similar to January. Rainfall remains low, making it a pleasant month for outdoor activities.
February continues the cool and dry trend, with temperatures similar to January. Rainfall remains low, making it a pleasant month for outdoor activities.
Open
Some attractions may have altered hours or special events during Chinese New Year celebrations.
Some attractions may have altered hours or special events during Chinese New Year celebrations.
Recommended
February is a festive month due to Chinese New Year celebrations. While the weather is favorable, expect higher crowd levels and increased prices during the holiday period.
February is a festive month due to Chinese New Year celebrations. While the weather is favorable, expect higher crowd levels and increased prices during the holiday period.
March
MEDIUM
16-21°C
March sees a gradual warming trend, with temperatures ranging from 16.0°C to 21.4°C. Humidity begins to rise, and there is a slight increase in rainfall compared to previous months.
March sees a gradual warming trend, with temperatures ranging from 16.0°C to 21.4°C. Humidity begins to rise, and there is a slight increase in rainfall compared to previous months.
Open
No significant restrictions; all attractions operate as usual.
No significant restrictions; all attractions operate as usual.
Recommended
March offers mild weather and moderate crowd levels, providing a comfortable environment for visiting Pak Tai Temple.
March offers mild weather and moderate crowd levels, providing a comfortable environment for visiting Pak Tai Temple.
How to get there
Bus
Recommended
Several bus routes service the area; key stops are near Wu Chung House and Wan Chai Market on Queen's Road East. Tunnel Bus routes 109 and 113 also stop nearby.
Metro
Recommended
Take the MTR Island Line to Wan Chai Station (Exit A3), then walk approximately 8-10 minutes via Tai Yuen Street, Queen's Road East, and Stone Nullah Lane.
Taxi
Recommended
Taxis are readily available and can provide direct access to the temple at 2 Lung On Street, Wan Chai.
Walking
The temple is part of the Wan Chai Heritage Trail, making it accessible on foot from various points in the district.
Additional info
Here's what you need to know about this experience
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