Tin Hau Temple – Repulse Bay, originally uploaded by wendyjlewis.
Repulse Bay (淺水灣, lit. Shallow Water Bay) is an area in the southern part of Hong Kong Island, located in the Southern District, Hong Kong. Repulse Bay – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Colorful Dragon on Flickr – by RYO@flickr
dragon on Flickr – by Quasimime
Mosaic sculpture on Flickr – xoxoryan
Imagine How Much Work That Was! on Flickr – by rachellynnb
Mosaic detail on Flickr – by rachellynnb
Mosaic Bell on Flickr – by rachellynnb
God of wealth mosaic statue on Flickr – by marrael
Goddess of Mercy mosaic on Flickr – by RYO2flickr
Mosaic detail on Flickr – by Meanest Indian
Tin Hau(Guardian deity of Sea) on Flickr – by RYO@flickr
Mosaic detail on Flickr – by dying giraffe
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GETTING TO REPULSE BAY – Bus 6, 6A, 6X or 260 from Central Exchange Square (about 30 mins journey). Bus 973 from Tsim Sha Tsui East Bus Station (Science Museum Road inside Concordia Plaza – about 70 mins journey). Bus 63 (Mon-Sat) or Bus 65 (Sundays and public holidays) from North Point Ferry Piers and Causeway Bay (about 35 mins journey).
Hi,
i’m goin to Hk dis coming weekend and i would like to find out how to get to the repulse bay to see the goddess of mercy, tin hau, marriage rock ect by public transport? Is the journey very long as well? thanks alot if u can help
regards
The images are divine! Thanks for sharing. I would like to find out if the Goddess of Mercy who is pictured is Mazu, the Chinese Goddess of the Sea (also known as Ma-Tsu and A-Ma), a Buddhist deity known from her protection of sailors? Anyone know what her identity is?
Hi,
i’m goin to Hk dis coming weekend and i would like to find out how to get to the repulse bay to see the goddess of mercy, tin hau, marriage rock ect by public transport? Is the journey very long as well? thanks alot if u can help
regards
That’s sweet! It was a lovely place, so full of colour!