大埔文武二帝廟

隱藏於鬧市中的法定古蹟

雖然外面就是街市，但環境整潔，香火頂盛。

廟宇建於清朝，現位於鬧市，廟宇雖然不大，但香火鼎盛，不少善信來此祈福！

Very interesting place for religious people

A nice old temple along a busy street of a local market.

隱藏在富善街上的文武二帝廟，位於太和和大埔之間，光緒時建成，超過百年歷史，同時供奉文昌帝和關武帝，1984年被港英政府評為法定歷史建築，也是新界第一座受法定保護的建築物。
在文武二帝廟的匾額下左右兩側，分別寫有“文昭日月“及“武鎮山河”。
寺廟不大，在熙攘的富善街上不甚起眼，不留意很容易錯過，但是香火鼎盛，前來燒香叩拜的信眾絡繹不絕。廟裡的大黃貓叫文文，也是虔誠信眾之一。

大埔舊墟火車站旁的文武廟始建於1891年，在1984年被列為法定古蹟，然後復修。在不是假期的日子，廟內依然香火鼎盛。從外型看，這是客家式兩進建築，有典型的凹斗門、四水歸堂庭院、檐下客家壁畫特徵，只是沒有採用哭、笑瓦頂。據說這裡也是以前鄉事中心，廟前仍保留老商業街，是幢仍有生命力的古蹟。

The historic Man Mo Temple (free entry) on Fu Shin Street is the most interesting temple to visit in Tai Po. Buit in 1891 near the old Tai Po marketplace, the temple is dedicated to the God of Literature (Man) and the God of War (Mo). This this was a centre of administration, worship and economic activity for local villagers for many decades.

Man Mo temple in Tai Po was restored in 1985, after having been recognised as a historical monument in Hong Kong 1984 and remains in very good viewing condition if you want to visit today.

There is nice courtyard just in front of the temple entrance. the exterior includes colourful mural scenes above the door as well. This is nice to see. Within the temple, youll see another centre patio area, traditional shrines of worship

Outside of the temple, youll find colourful mural scenes above the door. Within the temple, there is a small open courtyard, traditional shrine a neat collection deity figures and traditional incense coils typical of Chinese temples.

In the end, this is a neat temple to stop by and visit if you plan to spend time in Tai Po visiting area attractions like the local market or the Hong Kong Railway Museum.

街市則就是，有趣。拜的人多是家長＋小朋友仲有趣。

1984 法定古蹟
1985 一級歷史建築

香火鼎盛