Miss Bai's travel spot recommendation: Hong Kong Wong Tai Sin Temple

Originally named Secolor Garden, later renamed "Great Wise Yellow (Wong) ", it is one of the most prosperous temples. The temple was built in 1921. After decades of careful management, the whole palace is splendid and magnificent, with grand architecture. It is said that Wong Tai Sin, worshipped in the temple, always answers prayers. Therefore, many believers kowtow before the deity's statue to pray for fortune telling. There are stands near the temple which help visitors interpret oracles, especially during Chinese New Year or holidays. During these times, believers flock to the temple and it becomes extremely prosperous. Next to the Wong Tai Sin Temple is a small park, well-designed and delicate, with a unique garden scenery. On the side of the park is the九龙壁 (Nine Dragon Wall), which was modeled after the one in Beijing's Forbidden City. Transportation: approximately 3 minutes' walk from Exit B2 of Wong Tai Sin MTR Station.