Mui Wo Man Mo Temple Temple

Address: Mui Wo, Lantau Island, Hong Kong (Man Mo Temple, Mui Wo)

Mui Wo Man Mo Temple is a small traditional temple on Lantau Island in the Islands District of Hong Kong, sited close to the Silvermine Bay waterfront in the Mui Wo village area. It is a local place of worship dedicated to the literary and martial deities commonly known as Man and Mo.

The interior contains altars and incense areas used by residents for offerings and smaller-scale observances; the temple serves nearby village communities rather than being a large tourist attraction. It functions as a neighborhood temple within the broader village fabric of Mui Wo.

The building is a local religious site rather than a large historic monument, and it is visited mainly by residents and visitors passing through the town. It sits within easy walking distance of Mui Wo’s main pier and village street.

Mui Wo is on the eastern side of Lantau Island; the temple is a short walk from the Silvermine Bay ferry pier and the village’s main shops and transit stops.

• Access: Located a short walk from the Silvermine Bay Ferry Pier, making it convenient for day visitors arriving by ferry.
• Deities: Dedicated to the traditional ‘Man’ (literary) and ‘Mo’ (martial) deities commonly venerated in southern Chinese temples; it serves local worship and small community rituals.

Take the public ferry from Central Pier 6 to Mui Wo (Lantau Island); the temple is a short walk from Mui Wo ferry pier along the village streets. Buses and taxis also serve Mui Wo for those arriving by road or connecting from other island locations.

• Check ferry schedules-Mui Wo on Lantau Island is reached by regular ferries from Central Pier 6 on Hong Kong Island.
• Visit the temple early in the morning when locals come to make offerings and incense smoke gives the shrine a particular atmosphere.
• Combine with a walk along the Mui Wo waterfront or a hike to nearby Lantau trails for a full-day outing.