'New Beginning' For HK's Khalsa Diwan Sikh Temple
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2022-11-07 HKT 20:13
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Hong Kong’s only Sikh temple officially reopens on Tuesday, at the conclusion of a three-day ceremony to mark the rebirth of the Khalsa Diwan in Wan Chai.
The temple, which has been at the location for more than a century, has been completely rebuilt over the past five years, and it’s not only just physically bigger – but its services will also expand to include free Cantonese classes and medical consultations.
Our reporter Natale Ching visited the new temple as it hosted its grand reopening ceremony.
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