点评:*) The nearest MTR station is Wong Tai Sin Station on the Kwun Tong Line (Green Line). Take Exit B2 and follow the pedestrian signs to walk approximately 3 minutes to the temple.
*) The temple has a very unique architecture and a dragon wall and a secret garden on the side along with fortune teller stalls close to where you find the incense sticks. The temple has multiple prayer halls spread across the estate.
*) The temple was extremely busy even though I went in the middle of the day, maybe because it was Sunday but it was overwhelmingly crowded and there was a lot going on.
*) You are not allowed to enter any of the halls of this temple you can only look and pray there from far. There are some shrines where only some elite members-only are allowed, which I felt very weird considering it is a place of worship and not some elite members-only club.
*) With all the inflatable cartoons everywhere the place looks more like a circus than a temple.
*) The Garden of Greetings or Good Wish Garden, located in the backyard is open from 8am. It is very nice place to explore.
*) There are lots of hidden areas to explore in this temple which is not immediately obvious, so take your time looking around.
*) There is Nine-Dragon Wall area which is worth checking out.
*) Photography is allowed.
*) No admission fee.
翻译:*) 最近的地铁站是观塘线(绿线)的黄大仙站。从B2出口出来后,按照行人指示牌行走约3分钟便可到达庙宇。
*) 这座庙宇拥有极为独特的建筑风格,侧面还有一条龙墙和一处秘园;在售卖线香的区域附近也有算命摊档。整个庙宇区内分布着多个祈祷殿。
*) 尽管我是在中午时分去的,但庙内依然人头攒动、十分热闹。或许因为那天是周日吧,但人潮极其拥挤,到处都热闹非凡。
*) 游客不允许进入这座寺庙的任何殿堂,只能远远地观看并祈祷。有些神龛则只允许特定的精英成员进入,考虑到这里毕竟是拜佛的场所而非什么精英俱乐部,我觉得这种做法相当奇怪。
*) 到处都是充气卡通玩偶,整个地方看起来更像是马戏团而非寺庙。*) 位于后院的“祝福园”或“祈愿园”从早上8点开始开放。这是个非常适合游览的好地方。
*) 这座寺庙里有许多不太显眼的隐蔽区域值得探索,所以请慢慢四处看看吧。
*) 还有“九龙壁”区域也值得一去。
*) 允许摄影。
*) 无需门票。