A tribute to worship Lo Pan

Lo Pan, also known as Kungshu Pan, was a Chinese carpenter, engineer and inventor in ancient times, revered for his contribution to construction and craftsmanship. The temple reflects the deep respect of people in the building industry for Lo Pan’s expertise and innovations in construction. 

A collective tribute from the trade

The temple’s establishment was made possible by donations from more than 1,000 individuals and construction-related companies. It serves as a platform for the construction sector to offer prayers and seek blessings for safety, skill and success in their work. 

A showcase of traditional craftsmanship

The temple is elaborately decorated with pottery ridges, historic plaster mouldings and wooden plaques, an intricate altar and wood carvings, and colourful murals celebrating Lo Pan’s legacy, showcasing Lingnan traditional architectural features and craftsmanship.

Recognised for its significant heritage value

Lo Pan Temple was confirmed a Grade I historic building in 2009 and declared a monument in 2024. The Antiquities and Monuments Office provides free docent services in Cantonese at Lo Pan Temple. For details, please visit their website here.