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This is where many people ask for divine guidance by a practice known as kau cim, a practice that has all but disappeared in mainland China.
This is where many people ask for divine guidance by a practice known as kau cim, a practice that has all but disappeared in mainland China. Located just next to Wong Tai Sin MTR Station. Entrance is free, though voluntary donations are welcome.
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Wong Tai Sin Road, Hong Kong
+852 2327 8141
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