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Hong Kong : Man Mo Temple

Man Mo Temple This temple is one of the oldest temples in Hong Kong and an interesting place to get a feel for the original culture of Hong Kong and southern China. Rebuilt several times, the temple still keeps its original appearance. Two images are enshrined inside t he temple, God of Literature who holds a writing brush in his hand and God of Martial Valour who wears a green gown and holds a long sword. The brass and pewter incense burners, and heavy wooden chairs with intricate carvings of images of the gods, make visitors feel the atmosphere of crowded

Chiang rai : North Thailand

Chiang rai Chiang Rai was founded in 1262 by King Meng Rai and was the first capital of Lanna Thai (Kingdom of a Million Rice fields). The province contains Thailand's northernmost point at Mae Sai which is well known for its crisp mountain scenery, and hilltribes. The province of Chiang Rai, lies in the heart of the fabled Golden Triangle, the area where the borders of Thailand, Burma (Myanmar) and Laos converge. The province contains Thailand's northernmost point at Mae Sai which is well known for its crisp mountain scenery, and hill tribes. North Chiang Rai and falls within the region

Hong Kong : Stanley

Stanley Stanley Market, located just up the road from the harbor, is the highlight of Stanley. Over the years it's become known for its bargains, which includes silk garments, sportswear, art, Chinese costumes, souvenir, ornaments and a host of fantastic crafts. It is one of the famous open-air markets in Hong Kong. Strolling in this street and bargaining with the shrewd venders is something most travelers find amusing to try. Along the Stanley Street, there is a temple called Tin Hau Temple (the temple of the Queen of Heaven and Protectress of Seafarers which was built in 1767. tanley Prison,

Pangkor Islands : Malaysia

Pangkor Islands Travel Guide Pankor is one of the little islands just off the west coast of Malaysia. It can be reached by ferry from Lumut or by plane from Singapore or Kuala_Lumpur. Whereas it used to be a favourite 'stop-over' for adventurers, pirates and European conquerers in the old days, these days the island is quarantee ticket for an excellent beach holiday. The best beaches are on the western side of the island. Scattered over the island are small fishing villages and temples, such as the Taoist Fu Ling Kung temple. The island's main sight is probably the Dutch fort

Hong Kong : Wong Tai Sin Temple

Wong Tai Sin Temple Wong Tai Sin Temple is one of the most famous shrines in Hong Kong. It is dedicated Wong Tai Sin, or the Great Immortal Wong. The 18,000-m² Taoist temple is famed for the many prayers answered: "What you request is what you get". The temple gave its name to the Wong Tai Sin district of Hong Kong. The main hall houses the image of Wong Tai Sin and often has crowds of people kneeling and praying, shaking bamboo fortune sticks to foresee the future. Behind the main hall is the Good Wish Gardens with pavilions, miniature waterfalls