深水埗關帝廟（武帝廟）

Sham Shui Po Kwan Tai Temple: a Grade II historic building on Hai Tan Street

If you want a historic stop in Sham Shui Po, the Kwan Tai Temple (Mo Tai Temple) on Hai Tan Street is worth considering. According to the 香港自遊樂在18區 listing, the temple is dedicated to Kwan Tai, the Shu general Guan Yu of the Three Kingdoms period. An inscription on a bronze bell in the temple indicates it was built before the 17th year of the Guangxu reign (1891), and it was rated a Grade II historic building in 2009. The listing also notes that many worshippers come to celebrate Kwan Tai's birthday on the 24th day of the sixth lunar month. You could pair it with other Sham Shui Po spots, but check the route and opening arrangements yourself. For transport planning, use 香港出行易 and enter 海壇街156-162號 as the destination. Check opening information before setting out.

Editor’s noteIf you want to add a historic stop around Hai Tan Street, the Kwan Tai Temple is worth considering; check opening information before you go.

This guide draws on public sources and does not claim a first-hand visit. Reviews and arrangements may change.