Social News
Written by: Zhong Yan
2021-04-23 21:16
Last update date: 2021-04-23 21:17
Tin Hau’s birthday is celebrated on the 23rd day of the lunar calendar. Believers will visit various Tin Hau temples. The Tin Hau Temple in Daimiao Bay, Sai Kung, is rated as a first-class historical building and is the oldest and largest Tin Hau temple in Hong Kong.
According to the website of the Chinese Temples Committee, about 40,000 people will visit the temple on the day of Tin Hau’s birthday.
New Ferry said that on May 3 and May 4, the day before Tin Hau’s birthday and the first day, a special ferry will be provided to and from the North Point Ferry Pier and Sai Kung Temple Bay. The adult round trip package is 60 yuan, one every two hours. class.
The Tin Hau Temple in Taimiaowan, Sai Kung is the oldest existing Tin Hau Temple in Hong Kong.
(Provided by New Ferry)
The special service will depart from North Point from 10 am to 4 pm on May 3, and it will be served from 8 am to 4 pm on May 4. The last boat from Damiaowan will be at 5:15 pm During the service period, the service will maintain a boat trip every two hours. The round-trip package fare is 60 yuan for adults, and the elderly, children and the disabled can get half the price. Only package tickets can be purchased from the North Point Pier.
You can take the ferry from North Point to Hung Hom or Kowloon City once for free with the ferry ticket or Octopus record of the Sai Kung Temple Bay returning to North Point.
The new ferry will also be increased according to the actual situation. If the overtime ferry is a high-speed ferry, the fare will be 10 yuan higher than the original fare.
(New Ferry Document)
[New crown pneumonia] Tin Hau Festival in many districts canceled festivals, Tin Hau Temple in Tuen Mun postponed to return guns next year
New crown pneumonia | Over 100 people on the eve of Tin Hau’s birthday, Sai Kung Temple asks for health, the flow of people is restricted to a group of four
[New crown pneumonia] Police on Tin Hau's birthday on Wednesday: Yuen Long parade and Sai Kung Temple Bay celebration are cancelled
01News
Ferry temple