Western Monastery - A Chinese traditional palace-style architecture. A temple with a relaxed and elegant atmosphere.

Hong Kong is a free society with diverse cultures. Religious beliefs in different places can coexist, and religious buildings with different appearances can be found. The place that HongKongFootprint.com will visit this time is a temple imitating the architecture of the Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty.

Lo Wai Tsuen, located in Tsuen Wan, New Territories, is one of the oldest villages in Tsuen Wan. There are many temples in the village, and "Western Monastery" is one of them. "Western Monastery" was built in 1973. Although it has only a history of several decades, it has beautiful natural scenery and a simple and quiet temple environment, so there is an endless stream of believers.

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Sam Dip Tam - A former water resort. A beautiful stream.

There are quite a few streams in Hong Kong, and one of them, the "Tai Yuen Stream", is famous for its beautiful scenery and was once one of the top nine streams in Hong Kong. As for the place that HongKongFootprint.com wants to visit this time, it is closely related to the "Tai Yuen Stream", and now let's go to have a look.

The "Sam Dip Tam" in Lo Wai Tsuen, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, was originally the downstream part of the "Tai Yuen Stream". The so-called "Sam Dip Tam" means that the stream is divided into three layers of streams, and the streams are stacked on top of each other, forming three pools, hence the name. "Sam Dip Tam" is quite wide. There are small waterfalls between each layer of streams. There are also trees on both sides of the streams. The mountains along the way are green and the scenery is very beautiful.

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