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  • The interior of the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • The altar inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • A worshipper presents an offering inside the Man Mo Temple which is dedicated to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202208.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202194.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202181.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202174.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202171.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • The interior of the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202216.JPG
  • The interior of the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202215.JPG
  • Worshippers leave messages as an offering inside the Man Mo Temple which is dedicated to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202203.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202188.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202186.JPG
  • Incense burns inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202185.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202170.JPG
  • The interior of the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202213.JPG
  • Worshippers leave messages as an offering inside the Man Mo Temple which is dedicated to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202191.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202187.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202172.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202173.JPG
  • Worshippers leave messages as an offering inside the Man Mo Temple which is dedicated to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202218.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202178.JPG
  • The interior of the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202210.JPG
  • The interior of the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202214.JPG
  • Worshippers leave messages as an offering inside the Man Mo Temple which is dedicated to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202206.JPG
  • Worshippers leave messages as an offering inside the Man Mo Temple which is dedicated to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202204.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202198.JPG
  • Incense burns inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202184.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202182.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202177.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202175.JPG
  • The interior of the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202217.JPG
  • The interior of the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202211.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202179.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202176.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202189.JPG
  • Worshippers inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
    Hong Kong_20180202193.JPG
  • Incense burns inside the Man Mo Temple with giant hanging incense coils is a tribute to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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  • Worshippers leave messages as an offering inside the Man Mo Temple which is dedicated to the God of Literature and the God of War and was built in 1847 in Sheung Wan District of Hong Kong Island. The Taoist temple is the largest Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong and includes two additional temples for Buddhist and Taoist deities.
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