Best places: Religions in China

Built in the 17th century, this renowned palace complex features hundreds of rooms & shrines.

👍👍 Very eye catching building, especially observed from above. PS. Im downloading my photos again as - for unknown reasons - G Maps marked it as "unknown place". Shame on you !!

Peaceful Buddhist temple, opened in 2015, that allows limited visitors by online appointment only.

Renowned temple complex from 1420 featuring distinctive circular buildings set in a popular park.

City's oldest Buddhist temple, dating from 328 CE & rebuilt after being damaged by fires & warfare.

👍👍 Good place to pray. Always open, feel free to pop in and have some quiet time. I like the deco there, it tells the history of Wanchai too.

Revered for housing a statue of young Buddha, this ancient Buddhist temple attracts many pilgrims.

Elegant late-1880s Gothic cathedral, with a Latin cross-shaped interior & stained glass windows.

Ornate Tibetan Buddhist temple complex built in 1694 & featuring bronze statues & incense burners.

👍👍 Stunning place to visit for some peace in Hong Kong! The garden and view is perfect 😍 the whole time was so calming and a great way to find balance in the busy Hong Kong life. Definitely a place to visit, super accessible with the metro and public transportation

Active Buddhist temple known for its large, ornate jade Buddha sculptures.

Unadorned early Victorian cathedral and seat of the Anglican Archbishop of Hong Kong.

This historic place of worship is the largest & oldest mosque in Beijing & houses cultural relics.

Opulent mosque built in 742 & featuring colorful architecture & placid gardens.

Large Tibetan Buddhist monastery with many buildings, founded in 1477 & housing the Panchen Lama.

👍👍 Holy Rosary Church in Hong Kong is the oldest Roman Catholic Church, it’s located at the beautiful location in Chatham street, the environment is best suitable time discover yourself and spend time with God. Daily mass service is conducted. Beautifully designed building and campus. Very small but be...

Colorful hillside monastery & site of the landmark, 34-m. bronze Tian Tan Buddha statue.

Chinese temple named after a Song Dynasty general with Ming-dynasty & 20th-century buildings.

Built in 1890, this rectangular mosque features an arched entrance & Arabesque windows.

Panoramic views are offered from this small, hilltop Catholic church rebuilt in 1935.