Sha Tin Travel Guide

 bradbeaman Says:  Che kung temple honours Che Kung, a military commander of the Southern Song dynasty (1127–1279)People go and spin fans below Che Kungs statue. 

 asgard Says:  Pequeño y muy pintoresco monsaterio a las afueras de Hong kong. Muy bien accesible por tren pero muy duro de subir si de por si te encuentras con un típico dia de verano en Hong kong; es decir 41 grados y 100 de humedad. Es un pequeño calvario que merece la pena hacer. En el... 

 TONYALAWSON Says:  Take the MTR to the Shatin stop and get off -head towards Park Road. You will see Ikea straight ahead. Walk in front of it -you will see a small yellow sign for the 10,000 buddhas monastery. The signs then suddenly stop. We ended up in Shatin cemetery -you need the little... 

 peemapat Says:  This is the playgroud of New Town Plaza Department store. This outdoor playground is not big but worth to see the snoopy theme here. 

 sunnywong Says:  It is one of the world's finest racecourses. Opened in 1978. Extensive landscaping of the infield has resulted of the Hong Kong's largest public parks, Penfold Park. 

 sunnywong Says:  The Hong Kong Museum of Art is the city's largest museum. The museum houses some of the world's finest examples of ancient Chinese art from the Han to the Ming and Qing dynasties. 

 sunnywong Says:  The museum is an open-air museum. It encompasses the old Tai Po Market Railway Station building, a narrow gauge steam locomotive, six historical railway carriages, and a red-brick office block. The station building, erected in 1913, has the pitched roof of the traditional... 

 sunnywong Says:  Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery The Monastery with whose walls in the main hall are lined with 12,800 Buddha statues donated by devout worshippers. 

 sunnywong Says:  A large shopping mall which boasts Hong Kong's first and Asia's largest indoor computerised music fountain. For the young and the young at heart, there is Snoopy World with Charlie Brown and the entire Peanuts gang. 

 sunnywong Says:  Witness a different type of culture at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, the largest of its kind in Hong Kong. Traditional Chinese design and modern construction techniques are reflected in the five-storey building with Chinese-style roofs and the courtyard characterised by a... 

 sunnywong Says:  The fortified Hakka village of Tsang Tai Uk, or 'Tsang's Big House', built in 1848, is the next stop on your tour. The three rows of granite, brick and timber houses were arranged to form a rectangle, all interlined by passages and courtyards, and include defensive towers at... 

 sunnywong Says:  Dedicated to a deeply respected Sung Dynasty general who suppressed a rebellion in South China and was believed to have stemmed an outbreak of the plague in Sha Tin.