Is it true that Cheung Chau is considered an auspicious place to be buried? Welcome to Cheung Chau Cemetery. It is a place with good feng shui and great ocean views. Cheung Chau Cemetery is operated by the Hong Kong Government. It opened around 1908. The Cheung Chau Catholic Cemetery is adjacent and accessible through this cemetery. There is a crematorium on the same site.
Cheung Chau Christian Cemetery is nearby too. It opened in 1931. It is operated by the Hong Kong Chinese Christian Churches Union. It is situated near the Pak She Cheung Lee Playground. You can access it from the Cheung Chau Family Trail.
Lin Cheung, age 85, was buried here. A full-size car made of colourful paper was burned after her death. This ensured she had a comfy afterlife.
Cheung Chau is an auspicious place to be buried. It is a peaceful final resting place. Remember those who now reside here at Cheung Chau Cemetery.