Seeking a place of peace? The Tsang Tsui Columbarium and Garden of Remembrance offers solace. It is located in Tuen Mun. This serene space is more than just a final resting place. It embodies respect and remembrance.
The Tsang Tsui Columbarium and Garden of Remembrance embraces its natural environment. The goal is to avoid intimidation. Its design focuses on calm and comfort. It provides an open view and peaceful atmosphere. The Tsang Tsui Columbarium and Garden of Remembrance serves as a meeting place. It is where life and death connect.
Did you know that the Tsang Tsui Garden of Remembrance is the largest managed by the FEHD? The Food and Environmental Hygiene Department manages it. This 4800 square meter space integrates with nature. You will find flowers and plants in a scenic and tranquil setting.
The Tsang Tsui Garden of Remembrance includes memorial walls. These walls mount plaques in memory of the deceased. It was also the first Garden of Remembrance with featured pebble stones.
Consider scattering cremated ashes here. Members of the public can scatter their loved ones ashes. They can do this themselves or with FEHD staff help. Memorial rituals can be performed. Family and friends can visit this tranquil place. They can remember their loved ones anytime.
The Tsang Tsui Columbarium project includes 160000 indoor niches. It provides a two-way, two-lane access road. This road connects the building to Nim Wan Road. You will find a rooftop garden here. Outdoor joss paper burners are available. There are administrative facilities as well. The Garden of Remembrance allows scattering of ashes. Memorial walls hold about 20000 name plaques.
The columbarium building consists of two curvilinear blocks. These blocks concave outwards. They connect at the central foyers. These foyers serve as gathering spaces. They also provide vertical circulation. Wide staircases and lifts are available.
The niche floors use a balcony approach. They feature high headroom. This design allows cross ventilation. Natural light fills the building’s interior. Atriums bring direct sunlight to the ground floor.
Starting September 25, 2021, the MTR Corporation launched a new bus route. This is the K52A. It runs between Tuen Mun Station and the Tsang Tsui Columbarium. It provides a regular two-way service during opening hours.
Applications to scatter ashes are accepted from March 1, 2021. Contact the Cemeteries and Crematoria Section in Hung Hom or Happy Valley. You can apply in person or through an agent. You must bring the completed form. Also bring the original “Permit to Take Away Cremated Ashes”. Submitting the form by fax or post is also an option. Approval usually takes ten working days. Scattering ashes here is free.
The Tsang Tsui Columbarium and Garden of Remembrance offers a peaceful setting. It is a beautiful place to remember loved ones.