Hong Kong Kowloon Victoria Harbor SkylineA view of the waterfront skyline from the Tsim Sha Tsui Nathan Rd district in Kowloon, Hong Kong.
Man Mo Temple Bronze Deer IconMan Mo Temple or Man Mo Miu is a temple in Hong Kong, China, that reveres the God of Literature, Man Tai, Man Cheong and the God of War, and Mo Tai. It is located on Hollywood Road, in the Sheung Wan district and was built in 1847.
Man Mo Temple Candle FlameMan Mo Temple or Man Mo Miu is a temple in Hong Kong, China, that reveres the God of Literature, Man Tai, Man Cheong and the God of War, and Mo Tai. It is located on Hollywood Road, in the Sheung Wan district and was built in 1847.
Man Mo Temple FiguresMan Mo Temple or Man Mo Miu is a temple in Hong Kong, China, that reveres the God of Literature, Man Tai, Man Cheong and the God of War, and Mo Tai. It is located on Hollywood Road, in the Sheung Wan district and was built in 1847.
Man Mo Temple GiftsMan Mo Temple or Man Mo Miu is a temple in Hong Kong, China, that reveres the God of Literature, Man Tai, Man Cheong and the God of War, and Mo Tai. It is located on Hollywood Road, in the Sheung Wan district and was built in 1847.
Man Mo Temple Incense CoilsMan Mo Temple or Man Mo Miu is a temple in Hong Kong, China, that reveres the God of Literature, Man Tai, Man Cheong and the God of War, and Mo Tai. It is located on Hollywood Road, in the Sheung Wan district and was built in 1847.
Man Mo Temple Prayer BoxesMan Mo Temple or Man Mo Miu is a temple in Hong Kong, China, that reveres the God of Literature, Man Tai, Man Cheong and the God of War, and Mo Tai. It is located on Hollywood Road, in the Sheung Wan district and was built in 1847.
Man Mo Temple Prayer Request BurningMan Mo Temple or Man Mo Miu is a temple in Hong Kong, China, that reveres the God of Literature, Man Tai, Man Cheong and the God of War, and Mo Tai. It is located on Hollywood Road, in the Sheung Wan district and was built in 1847.
Man Mo Temple Shrine 1Man Mo Temple or Man Mo Miu is a temple in Hong Kong, China, that reveres the God of Literature, Man Tai, Man Cheong and the God of War, and Mo Tai. It is located on Hollywood Road, in the Sheung Wan district and was built in 1847.
Narrow Hong Kong StreetA narrow claustrophobic street with many signs for businesses and shops near Nathan Road in Kowloon, Hong Kong.
