When discussing the most remarkable religious architecture in Hong Kong, one cannot overlook the grand and majestic pure white Sikh temple situated near Wanchai Road. While “Sikhism” may be an unfamiliar religion to many Hong Kong residents, delving into its history reveals that Sikh believers, originally from faraway lands, have resided in Hong Kong since the city’s early days.

Join us as we take you inside the Sikh temple, where you will be introduced to the facilities and learn about their beliefs and customs. To conclude the tour, we will visit the temple’s canteen, where you can enjoy their vegetarian meal and fully immerse yourself in the exotic culture through all your senses!

ISKCON, an India-based religious organization that worships Krishna, may be unfamiliar to many in Hong Kong. Despite its intricate name, it advocates for relevant religious principles such as a simple, peaceful lifestyle, yoga, and vegetarianism. With eco-farms in various countries, ISKCON is a leading proponent of vegetarianism.

Join us as we enter their temple, explore their unique religious culture, and experience the ambiance of their prayer gatherings. Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to try on traditional Indian attire and enjoy a delectable vegetarian lunch that incorporates diverse cuisines from around the world!

When it comes to the most misunderstood and widely discussed religion in Hong Kong, “Mormonism” is definitely one of them. But are these rumors and misconceptions true?

Join us on a visit to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Wan Chai, where you can engage in face-to-face conversations with its members and learn about their faith and its distinctions from mainstream beliefs. Through this firsthand experience, we aim to enhance your understanding of their religion, philosophy, and culture while dispelling any misconceptions that may arise from hearsay and popular rumors.

When discussing the busiest places in Tsim Sha Tsui, Nathan Road undoubtedly ranks among the top. This bustling street is lined with a variety of shops, but the most striking building is the Kowloon Mosque, which showcases an exotic architectural style.

You may have walked past the Kowloon Mosque in Hong Kong countless times, but have you ever ventured inside? Allow us to guide you through the largest mosque in Hong Kong, where you’ll have the opportunity to learn about Islamic culture, customs, and the history of Islam in Hong Kong from the imam (Islamic priest).

Visit the mosque that hosts the largest population of Chinese Muslims in Hong Kong. Learn about the lives of Hong Kong’s Chinese Muslims and explore how Islamic culture has influenced Chinese culture, and vice versa.

The Oi Kwan Road Mosque boasts a unique feature: an Islamic restaurant that serves Halal Cantonese dim sum! Islamic teachings forbid the consumption of pork, so the dim sum here is prepared without any pork ingredients. Rest assured, the taste is on par with traditional Cantonese dim sum found elsewhere. Are you intrigued to give it a try?

Baha’i Faith not only allows but encourages its followers to engage in dialogue with people of different religious backgrounds, and even invites individuals of various faiths to pray together in their own languages with their own sacred texts. This challenges common stereotypes about religions being incompatible with one another.

We are proud to partner with the Baha’i Centre in Hong Kong to explore the unique aspects of the Baha’i Faith, experience their daily gatherings, and sample traditional home-cooked meals from different cultures that reflect their belief in “the oneness of humanity.”