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Get inspired by eye-opening experiences. Hong Kong’s vibrant cultural offerings weave a rich story of their own, steeped in eastern and western influences. Art meets heritage in a colourful display of traditional and contemporary expressions, breathing freshness into the city while always staying true to its roots.
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Leather Factory
Peng Chau was an industrial hub with more than 100 factories. Now the defunct Fook Yuen Leather Factory has been revitalised by a passionate Peng Chau native into a charming art junkyard with quirky displays and vibrant graffiti. Known as a colorful "secret garden", these creative art installations are made from chairs, bottles, tyres and other discarded materials, giving visitors the perfect photo background.
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Cattle Depot Artist Village
Nestled in the neighbourhood of Ma Tau Kok, Cattle Depot Artist Village is one of Hong Kong’s precious artistic hubs. Notable for its red brick buildings, the site was formerly a quarantine base and slaughterhouse before it was converted into a local art hub in 2001. Free for the public to enter, the village is home to a community of local artists and art organisations, including Videotage, arguably one of the most prominent new media art groups in Hong Kong.
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Ex-Sham Shui Po Service Reservoir
Built in 1904, the Ex-Sham Shui Po Service Reservoir at Mission Hill in Shek Kip Mei, is a Romanesque cistern featuring granite piers, red brick arches, and concrete cove ceilings. It was built to service residents of Kowloon Tong, Sham Shui Po, and Tai Hang Tung. The historical site was only recently discovered in 2020, and in 2021, the Antiquities Advisory Board recognised it as a Grade 1 historic structure.
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Qi Pao Rental
Unlock a world of timeless elegance and unleash your inner fashionista with a Qi Pao rental experience in Hong Kong! Create your social media content along Hong Kong's iconic streets and wall murals around the Central area while in a traditional Qi Pao dress and intricate accessories that compliments the whole experience.
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Sha Tau Kok
Located in Hong Kong’s North District and right next to Shenzhen’s Yantian District, Sha Tau Kok was designated as part of the Frontier Closed Area in 1951 and was accessible only to individuals with a closed area permit. Non-residents visiting the border town required a guarantee from a local resident. Currently, Sha Tau Kok is open to visitors with local tour operators and has become a great choice for day trips.
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Tsz Shan Monastery
Tsz Shan Monastery is renowned for its impressive 76-metre-tall Guan Yin statue, providing an escape for city-goers in search of serenity. With its greenery and Tang Dynasty-style structures, one can only immerse in the tranquil surroundings, explore sacred statues, and embrace the beauty of this spiritual sanctuary in the heart of Hong Kong.
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