Memorial Hall of Buddhist Moo Fung, Tung Po Tor Temple, Tsuen Wan

The Tung Po Tor Temple was completed in 1932 for the worship of the Kwun Yum (Goddess of Mercy). There is a big bronze tripod in front of its main hall and the place on which the tripod stands was made in a blast during the Sino-Japanese War. The temple was founded by the Buddhist Moo Fung. The articles used by Moo Fung and the yellow sateen, the Five Garments and the Bag given by the Emperor of Japan are in display in the Memorial Hall. The temple also displays a statue of a Buddhist medical practitioner that is cast in ancient bronze in the Ming Dynasty.

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Memorial Hall of Buddhist Moo Fung, Tung Po Tor Temple, Tsuen Wan

The Tung Po Tor Temple was completed in 1932 for the worship of the Kwun Yum (Goddess of Mercy). There is a big bronze tripod in front of its main hall and the place on which the tripod stands was made in a blast during the Sino-Japanese War. The temple was founded by the Buddhist Moo Fung. The articles used by Moo Fung and the yellow sateen, the Five Garments and the Bag given by the Emperor of Japan are in display in the Memorial Hall. The temple also displays a statue of a Buddhist medical practitioner that is cast in ancient bronze in the Ming Dynasty.

Memorial Hall of Buddhist Moo Fung, Tung Po Tor Temple, Tsuen Wan

The Tung Po Tor Temple was completed in 1932 for the worship of the Kwun Yum (Goddess of Mercy). There is a big bronze tripod in front of its main hall and the place on which the tripod stands was made in a blast during the Sino-Japanese War. The temple was founded by the Buddhist Moo Fung. The articles used by Moo Fung and the yellow sateen, the Five Garments and the Bag given by the Emperor of Japan are in display in the Memorial Hall. The temple also displays a statue of a Buddhist medical practitioner that is cast in ancient bronze in the Ming Dynasty.

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Memorial Hall of Buddhist Moo Fung, Tung Po Tor Temple, Tsuen Wan

The Tung Po Tor Temple was completed in 1932 for the worship of the Kwun Yum (Goddess of Mercy). There is a big bronze tripod in front of its main hall and the place on which the tripod stands was made in a blast during the Sino-Japanese War. The temple was founded by the Buddhist Moo Fung. The articles used by Moo Fung and the yellow sateen, the Five Garments and the Bag given by the Emperor of Japan are in display in the Memorial Hall. The temple also displays a statue of a Buddhist medical practitioner that is cast in ancient bronze in the Ming Dynasty.

Memorial Hall of Buddhist Moo Fung, Tung Po Tor Temple, Tsuen Wan

The Tung Po Tor Temple was completed in 1932 for the worship of the Kwun Yum (Goddess of Mercy). There is a big bronze tripod in front of its main hall and the place on which the tripod stands was made in a blast during the Sino-Japanese War. The temple was founded by the Buddhist Moo Fung. The articles used by Moo Fung and the yellow sateen, the Five Garments and the Bag given by the Emperor of Japan are in display in the Memorial Hall. The temple also displays a statue of a Buddhist medical practitioner that is cast in ancient bronze in the Ming Dynasty.

Memorial Hall of Buddhist Moo Fung, Tung Po Tor Temple, Tsuen Wan

The Tung Po Tor Temple was completed in 1932 for the worship of the Kwun Yum (Goddess of Mercy). There is a big bronze tripod in front of its main hall and the place on which the tripod stands was made in a blast during the Sino-Japanese War. The temple was founded by the Buddhist Moo Fung. The articles used by Moo Fung and the yellow sateen, the Five Garments and the Bag given by the Emperor of Japan are in display in the Memorial Hall. The temple also displays a statue of a Buddhist medical practitioner that is cast in ancient bronze in the Ming Dynasty.

Memorial Hall of Buddhist Moo Fung, Tung Po Tor Temple, Tsuen Wan

The Tung Po Tor Temple was completed in 1932 for the worship of the Kwun Yum (Goddess of Mercy). There is a big bronze tripod in front of its main hall and the place on which the tripod stands was made in a blast during the Sino-Japanese War. The temple was founded by the Buddhist Moo Fung. The articles used by Moo Fung and the yellow sateen, the Five Garments and the Bag given by the Emperor of Japan are in display in the Memorial Hall. The temple also displays a statue of a Buddhist medical practitioner that is cast in ancient bronze in the Ming Dynasty.

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Memorial Hall of Buddhist Moo Fung, Tung Po Tor Temple, Tsuen Wan

The Tung Po Tor Temple was completed in 1932 for the worship of the Kwun Yum (Goddess of Mercy). There is a big bronze tripod in front of its main hall and the place on which the tripod stands was made in a blast during the Sino-Japanese War. The temple was founded by the Buddhist Moo Fung. The articles used by Moo Fung and the yellow sateen, the Five Garments and the Bag given by the Emperor of Japan are in display in the Memorial Hall. The temple also displays a statue of a Buddhist medical practitioner that is cast in ancient bronze in the Ming Dynasty.

Memorial Hall of Buddhist Moo Fung, Tung Po Tor Temple, Tsuen Wan

The Tung Po Tor Temple was completed in 1932 for the worship of the Kwun Yum (Goddess of Mercy). There is a big bronze tripod in front of its main hall and the place on which the tripod stands was made in a blast during the Sino-Japanese War. The temple was founded by the Buddhist Moo Fung. The articles used by Moo Fung and the yellow sateen, the Five Garments and the Bag given by the Emperor of Japan are in display in the Memorial Hall. The temple also displays a statue of a Buddhist medical practitioner that is cast in ancient bronze in the Ming Dynasty.

Memorial Hall of Buddhist Moo Fung, Tung Po Tor Temple, Tsuen Wan

The Tung Po Tor Temple was completed in 1932 for the worship of the Kwun Yum (Goddess of Mercy). There is a big bronze tripod in front of its main hall and the place on which the tripod stands was made in a blast during the Sino-Japanese War. The temple was founded by the Buddhist Moo Fung. The articles used by Moo Fung and the yellow sateen, the Five Garments and the Bag given by the Emperor of Japan are in display in the Memorial Hall. The temple also displays a statue of a Buddhist medical practitioner that is cast in ancient bronze in the Ming Dynasty.

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Memorial Hall of Buddhist Moo Fung, Tung Po Tor Temple, Tsuen Wan

The Tung Po Tor Temple was completed in 1932 for the worship of the Kwun Yum (Goddess of Mercy). There is a big bronze tripod in front of its main hall and the place on which the tripod stands was made in a blast during the Sino-Japanese War. The temple was founded by the Buddhist Moo Fung. The articles used by Moo Fung and the yellow sateen, the Five Garments and the Bag given by the Emperor of Japan are in display in the Memorial Hall. The temple also displays a statue of a Buddhist medical practitioner that is cast in ancient bronze in the Ming Dynasty.

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Memorial Hall of Buddhist Moo Fung, Tung Po Tor Temple, Tsuen Wan

The Tung Po Tor Temple was completed in 1932 for the worship of the Kwun Yum (Goddess of Mercy). There is a big bronze tripod in front of its main hall and the place on which the tripod stands was made in a blast during the Sino-Japanese War. The temple was founded by the Buddhist Moo Fung. The articles used by Moo Fung and the yellow sateen, the Five Garments and the Bag given by the Emperor of Japan are in display in the Memorial Hall. The temple also displays a statue of a Buddhist medical practitioner that is cast in ancient bronze in the Ming Dynasty.

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Memorial Hall of Buddhist Moo Fung, Tung Po Tor Temple, Tsuen Wan

The Tung Po Tor Temple was completed in 1932 for the worship of the Kwun Yum (Goddess of Mercy). There is a big bronze tripod in front of its main hall and the place on which the tripod stands was made in a blast during the Sino-Japanese War. The temple was founded by the Buddhist Moo Fung. The articles used by Moo Fung and the yellow sateen, the Five Garments and the Bag given by the Emperor of Japan are in display in the Memorial Hall. The temple also displays a statue of a Buddhist medical practitioner that is cast in ancient bronze in the Ming Dynasty.

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