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Mong Won Tan Temple

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2625 Gardenia St

Honolulu, HI 96816

Mong Won Tan Temple is a serene and spiritual sanctuary nestled in the heart of Honolulu, HI.

It offers a place for visitors to reflect, meditate, and connect with their inner selves through traditional practices and rituals.

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5.06 reviews

Nadine C.

6/10/2019

Blessings on earth... In a humble Temple in Palolo Valley, there sits a great source of comfort and wisdom... My aunt on my mother's side used to see Reverend Tin Fook at the Mong Won Tan...

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Rose P.

3/31/2022

This is such a blessing for us in Hawaii! Thank you, Rev. Shen Hu for providing so much support and peace to our community for decades.

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Sandy L.

9/14/2016

A customer told me about Cullen and I finally had the guts to go and see him because I've been feeling very lost in my life... He explained the details and gave me options about each question......

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Mark S.

12/12/2020

I sat with Tin Fook in the early morning of Friday, Dec. 11, 2020. We both wore masks, so you can rest assured he takes covid seriously. He asked me to share a bit about my life and why I felt...

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Brian A.

12/7/2009

Sermons are given in Chinese, English, and Pidgin. Just kidding about that last one, but since Reverend Cullen is from Hawaii it's real nice to have someone that can convey the Buddhist ideals in...

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