Tin Hau Temple Causeway Bay Hours & How to Get There

Quick answer

Tin Hau Temple at Causeway Bay is a short walk from Tin Hau MTR Exit B. Use this page for the Causeway Bay temple’s hours and access snapshot — not other Tin Hau temples in Hong Kong. Confirm on the day, especially around festival dates.

Key facts

  • Which temple: Causeway Bay / Tin Hau only
  • MTR: Tin Hau Exit B, about 3–5 minutes
  • Confirm: festival and maintenance days can differ

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Tin Hau Temple Causeway Bay opening hours are listed by the Antiquities and Monuments Office (AMO) as 8:00am–5:00pm daily. Reach the forecourt in about 3–5 minutes from Tin Hau MTR Exit B on the Island Line. This page is only about the temple at 10 Tin Hau Temple Road, Causeway Bay — not Yau Ma Tei, Joss House Bay, or other Tin Hau sites. Snapshot checked 2026-10-07; always verify on the day.

What the Causeway Bay declared monument feels like on site: Tin Hau CB — what to expect (not Yau Ma Tei).

What are Tin Hau Temple Causeway Bay opening hours?

  • Temple: Monday–Sunday 8:00am–5:00pm (AMO declared-monument listing).
  • Other listings vary: some guides print 7:00am–5:00pm; some map apps show 9:00am–4:00pm. Treat 8–5 as the official snapshot, but arrive before 4:00pm to be safe.
  • Admission: free — no ticket.
  • Busier days: lunar 1st / 15th, Lunar New Year, and Tin Hau’s birthday (23rd day of the 3rd lunar month, usually April or May).
  • Weather: if a Black Rainstorm Warning or Typhoon Signal No. 8 or above is in force, assume access may change — check before you set out.

Source: AMO monuments page for Tin Hau Temple, Causeway Bay (amo.gov.hk). Hours can shift on festival days or for maintenance — confirm onsite notices or official listings before travel.

How to get there — Tin Hau MTR Exit B (~3–5 minutes)

  • Line: MTR Island Line.
  • Station: Tin Hau — one stop east of Causeway Bay.
  • Exit: Exit B — the MTR Tin Hau street map lists Tin Hau Temple Garden here (Hong Kong Central Library side; lift/stairlift to street level).
  • Address: 10 Tin Hau Temple Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island.

Route checked against barrier-free walking notes — use a map app alongside it:

  1. Leave by Exit B.
  2. At street level, turn left, cross the road, then turn right along Tin Hau Temple Road.
  3. Look for the small Tin Hau Temple Garden and the temple forecourt at No. 10, set back among residential towers — incense and lanterns usually mark the spot.

Exit A2 is the Victoria Park side of Tin Hau station — useful if you start in the park, then walk east to the temple. Tap Octopus and check MTR on the day.

Walking from Causeway Bay & other access

From Causeway Bay MTR / shopping streets, allow roughly 10–15 minutes on foot heading east along Causeway Road past Victoria Park. Buses also run along Causeway Road and King’s Road — check a journey planner. Ride-hail or taxi drivers know “Tin Hau Temple, Tin Hau Temple Road, Causeway Bay.”

Access note: Exit B has lift/stairlift access to street level, but there are steps up to the temple halls — wheelchair users may not be able to enter the interior.

Best time to visit & how long to stay

  • Calmest: weekday mornings soon after opening.
  • More crowded: weekends, lunar 1st/15th, Tin Hau Festival period.
  • Visit length: most guests spend about 20–40 minutes inside the compound. Add buffer if you pair Victoria Park or Tai Hang.

For meaning, photo etiquette, and festival context, see the sibling page — this guide stays on hours and access.

Which Tin Hau — Causeway Bay only

Hong Kong has many Tin Hau temples. This hours page covers only the Causeway Bay temple named after Tin Hau MTR / Tin Hau Temple Road. It is not the Yau Ma Tei complex beside Temple Street, not Joss House Bay in Sai Kung, and not Fong Ma Po Tin Hau at Lam Tsuen. Check the address before you travel.

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FAQ — Tin Hau Temple Causeway Bay hours & transport

What are Tin Hau Temple Causeway Bay opening hours?

AMO typically lists 8:00am–5:00pm daily (snapshot 2026-10-07). Other listings vary (7–5 or 9–4). Arrive before 4pm and verify on the day.

Which MTR exit for Tin Hau Temple Causeway Bay — Exit B or A2?

Exit B is the exit the MTR street map names for Tin Hau Temple Garden (~3–5 min walk). Exit A2 serves Victoria Park — useful if you start in the park first.

Is Tin Hau Temple Causeway Bay free to enter?

Yes — main temple access is generally free. Incense and donations are optional. Your main cost is the MTR ride.

How long should I allow at Tin Hau Temple Causeway Bay?

Plan 20–40 minutes for the halls and roof details. Add 1–1.5 hours if you include Victoria Park or Tai Hang.

Is Tin Hau Temple Causeway Bay the same as Yau Ma Tei’s Tin Hau?

No. This page is only 10 Tin Hau Temple Road, Causeway Bay (Tin Hau MTR). Yau Ma Tei, Joss House Bay, and Lam Tsuen’s Fong Ma Po Tin Hau are separate sites.

Can I walk from Causeway Bay MTR to Tin Hau Temple Causeway Bay?

Yes — roughly 10–15 minutes east along Causeway Road past Victoria Park, or one Island Line stop to Tin Hau Exit B.

Is Tin Hau Temple Causeway Bay open in the evening?

The AMO snapshot ends at 5:00pm. Do not plan an evening visit unless an on-site or official notice says otherwise.

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Our Hong Kong–packaged temple gifts — taken to temples for chanting — fortune wheels, red cords and wind-spinner motifs — echo the safe-travel and family wishes offered to Tin Hau, so they make a meaningful keepsake of your visit. Browse the Gift Shop or Top Sellers.