A panorama taken from the main complex of the Po Fook Hill Cemetery. As can be seen by the cranes in this picture, the complex was still being built (November 2007), though nearing completion. Already the offices selling spaces in the columbarium (internment room for the ashes of the deceased). This panorama shows the large incense burning cauldron in the courtyard and a view over Sha Tin

Po Fook Hill Cemetery - Hong Kong visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Po Fook Hill Cemetery' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Hong Kong.

The Po Fook Hill cemetery is also known as 'Bo Fu Shan Kwat Fui Ham'. The funerary complex is in Sha Tin in the New Territories of Hong Kong below the Monastery of Ten Thousand Buddhas.

At the base of Po Fook Hill are some very pleasent ornamental Gardens, which are the first thing a visitor pases after seeing the main complex on the hill. To the right of the gardens some very modern escalators take visitors up to the main complex, where there is a small temple shrine. From here, narrow paths continue deeper into the complex to the white pagoda and columbarium.

KCR: Sha Tin East Rail station.
Leave the via the north entrance and follow the ramp down to Pai Tau village. Continue past the Grand Central Plaza. The Po Fook Hill cemetery is next to the Sha Tin Government Offices.