Kennedy Town was originally written as King’s Town. Commonly known as ‘the end of Western District’ (meaning the end of Western District), it is backed by Mount Davis to the south, facing Belcher Bay to the north, facing Green Island (Large and Small) across the sea to the west, and connected to Shek Tong Tsui […]
The world’s first real Monopoly world awaits you. Visit the luxurious mansions and cityscapes of Monopoly, with iconic locations such as the Water Works, Jail, and more, all brought to life in a 3D immersive experience. Dive into the game and perfectly experience the luxurious and thrilling life of a Monopoly tycoon at ‘Monopoly Dream
Temple Street is located in Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, also known as Men’s Street, which was once a famous red-light district in Hong Kong. Now, it has become a well-known night market and venue for the common people in Hong Kong, retaining much of the old Hong Kong charm and local atmosphere. Tourists enjoy coming
The Temple Street Night Market embodies the authentic local sentiment. Every evening, once the lights of the street stalls are lit, the entire street is illuminated, attracting a steady stream of visitors and customers, transforming the once quiet street into a bustling hub of activity. A visit to Temple Street can begin at ‘Market Street’
The Central-Mid-Levels Escalator connects the Central business district and the Mid-Levels residential area. In 1993, the British Hong Kong government built it to improve the transportation in the Mid-Levels. The escalator is composed of 20 one-way automatic escalators and 3 automatic walkways. The starting point is Central Market and the ending point is Conduit Road.
Lamma Island features major attractions such as Yung Shue Wan, Hung Shing Yeh Beach, Sok Kwu Wan, and Sham Wan. Yung Shue Wan hosts a sizable village, as well as various creative shops and restaurants, drawing numerous tourists for visits. At Sok Kwu Wan, visitors can learn about the local fishermen’s culture. The island is
Welcome, all explorers, to our mysterious realm! Just a few minutes from the city center, you can immerse yourself in this secret civilization built around water and nature. We invite you to join us in exploring nature and experiencing endless thrills! Nestled at the junction of lush mountains and the South China Sea, Hong Kong
【Kowloon Night Tour】After dark, immerse yourself in the neon landscape of Hong Kong. The Kowloon Night Tour will pass through the bustling downtown area of Kowloon, visiting attractions such as Tsim Sha Tsui’s Nathan Road, the bustling Temple Street Night Market, Canton Road, the Clock Tower, and the Hong Kong Coliseum. The journey concludes at
The new cultural retail landmark, K11 MUSEA, brings diverse and wonderful inspirations to life with the power of creativity, culture and innovation. The naming inspiration of K11 MUSEA comes from the Muse goddess in ancient Greek mythology. This experiential landmark stands in the heart of Victoria Dockside in Tsim Sha Tsui, integrating retail, art, culture,
The Ding Ding Tram is an integral part of the bustling streets of Hong Kong and is also the only double-decker tram in the world. The trams travel along the thriving commercial centers of Hong Kong, passing through Sai Ying Pun, Sheung Wan, Central, Wan Chai, Tai Koo, Shau Kei Wan, and the coastal areas
