Wong Tai Sin Center 16888 windmill array challenge Guinness

Many people have bought a windmill “Lunar New Year Dayun” habit. Located at Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple, the large flagship shopping mall Wong Tai Sin Center is located next to the Wong Tai Sin Temple in Sik Sik Yuen. From the 30th of the month to the 4 March, the center features a 6.8-meter-high windmill array of 16,888 independent wind turbines. Coupled with the 8-tone color design metaphorical, more challenging Guinness world record, I believe it will become a hot new year.

He Lunar New Year metaphor of wind and water

To celebrate the Lunar New Year, Wong Tai Sin Center will set up a 6.8-meter-high wind array made by 16,888 independent wind turbines from 30 to March 4 this month. Water, good luck unlimited, during the giant wind array will be distributed during the event uninterrupted aroma of daffodils, citizens only need to upload any photo with the wind array array to social media, and hashtag “# Wong Tai Sin Center”, you can enter the windmill Photographing areas and taking unique pictures with relatives and friends, Windmills will also challenge the world’s largest Guinness World Records windmill display.

Next month set hand-workshop sales of New Year’s food

In addition, from February 9 to 17, Wong Tai Sin Center will bring together a number of local catering and hand-made brands to sell a variety of New Year food products and handcrafts. Among them, Field with both hands at the same time painting for the public to draw a unique gift. In addition, during the first to fourth days of the year, spending only HK $ 200 on a daily basis can participate in the Lucky Windmill Workshop. During the event period, consumers can spend 600 yuan on the same day to redeem good luck windmill canvas bags and consume up to 1,200 yuan , But also participate in limited edition Happy Wishing bottle workshop.

In addition, after praying for the elders of the month of Wong Tai Sin Temple in Sik Sik Yuen, visitors can redeem free of charge the marriage package of Wong Tai Sin via Wong Tai Sin Temple with a photograph of the Elder God.