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Deserted Pink House
The house is located in one of the largest Hakka villages in Hong Kong,
with about 3,000 villagers (about 7,000 villigers in its hey days).
The interior walls are painted pink. Even the wooden partitions with
glass are painted pink. Posters of pretty ladies are posted.
Apparently, it has been deserted since 2012.
Hong Kong | 2025
19 Nov 2025

Deserted Mansion
The 2-storey mansion is located in one of the largest Hakka villages in
Hong Kong, with about 3,000 villagers (about 7,000 villigers in its
hey days). The name of the building is engraved in its gable. Lots
of wooden panels with glass are used to sub-divide areas, possibly
to accommodate people in a large family.
There are 2 distinctive red pillars leading to the front door. The living
room has interesting floor tiles. Access to the first floor is via a wooden
ladder. There is a wide balcony on the first floor. Furniture including
sofas, a bunk bed, cabinets and 3 TVs are left. Apparently, it has been
deserted since 2003.
Hong Kong | 2025
18 Nov 2025

Sheung Tam Stream
Sheung Tam Stream is a rocky stream between Tai Tam Reservoir and Tai Tam
Tuk Reservoir in Hong Kong Island. There is a walking path parallel to
this stream. One can easily go to the lower part of the stream and
start this medium difficult and scenic hike.
Tai Tam . Hong Kong | 2025
17 Nov 2025

Christmas Town
Step into the joy of Winter Wonderland as Statue Square Gardens transform
into a magical Christmas Town, showcasing a magnificent 20-metre Christmas
tree with twinkling lights and charming toy-themed decorations.
November 14 - 21 | 4–11:30pm (Monday to Friday)
11am–11:30pm (Saturday and Sunday)
22 December 2025 to 4 January 2026 | 11am–11:30pm
Central . Hong Kong | 2025
16 Nov 2025

Deserted Rice Wine Factory
Founded in the mid-1950s, the wine factory originally produced rice wine,
local wine, salt wine, and aged vinegar. The vast factory building is
filled with rows of iron racks filled with pottery jars for the wine.
Due to its age and lack of maintenance, the atmosphere is dilapidated
and gloomy. Rows of large pottery jars also lie in the backyard.
Hong Kong | 2025
15 Nov 2025

Abandoned Village House
An abandoned single-storey village house is located on a remote island.
Part of the roof has collapsed and some windows are broken. Tree roots
have grown into some of the walls and part of the metal support in the
concrete is exposed. Furniture and fixtures are totally cleared.
Hong Kong | 2025
14 Nov 2025

Deserted Sikorsky S-76 Helicopter
A helicopter, perched on a couple of container-built structures, is spotted in
northwest New Territories. It is a Sikorsky S-76, a medium-size helicopter
designed and produced by the American helicopter manufacturer Sikorsky
Aircraft. It appears to be the same model as those used by Government
Flight Services.
Hong Kong | 2025
13 Nov 2025

Sun-Dried Salted Fish
Po Toi Island is known for its historical fishing culture, which includes selling
dried seafood like sun-dried salted fish, a traditional local product. While the
island is famous for its natural scenery, visitors can also find and purchase
these dried fish products in local shops.
The process of making salted fish involves salting the fish and then drying it
in the sun to preserve it, a technique used for centuries due to the lack
of refrigeration. It is a local delicacy.
Po Toi Island . Hong Kong | 2025
12 Nov 2025

Sunset Colours as Typhoon Approaches
Sunset lit up Hong Kong's sky as Typhoon No. 1 signal was hoisted as
Tropical Cyclone Fung-wong enters within 800 kilometres of the city.
Causeway Bay . Hong Kong | 2025
11 Nov 2025

Deserted Mo's Old House
Built in the 1930s, Mo's Old House is a dilapidated mansion on The hills of
Po Toi Island. It has interesting stories involving pirates, an attempted
kidnapping, occupying Japanese forces and, of course, its original owner
Mo Siu-tong, after whom it is named. It is now a tourist attraction
promoted by the Hong Kong Tourism Bureau. Interesting colour tiles
are found on the upper floor.
Po Toi Island . Hong Kong | 2025
10 Nov 2025

Deserted Kindergarten from 1960
Founded in 1960, the kindergarten has a campus with an area of over 20,000 sq ft.
It has many classrooms and play areas, including a computer room. One of the
rooms has a mural of a cow on the outside wall. It is deserted recently due
to the development of a new town.
Hong Kong | 2025
9 Nov 2025

Deserted Media Office
One of the leading newspaper publishing companies moved into this office and
printing complex with an investment of HK$670 million in 1995, at the peak
of its profitability. Daily circulation exceeded 100,000 then. The 7-storey
building houses the printing line at the lower floors and the offices in
upper floors, including a cafeteria.
Probably due to decreasing readership and more emphasis on digital content,
the complex ceased operations around March 2023. The expensive printing
system is still on site, as are lots of furniture, fixtures and
personal items.
Hong Kong | 2025
8 Nov 2025

Deserted Village House with Pretty Tiles
The last throes of a 2-storey village house in Kwu Tung,
likely built in the 1960s. It is being demolished and a
large hole was made through the wall on the first floor.
It has pretty tiles on the walls in the living room
where a Chinese sword is found. It has been deserted
since January 2021 as the area is being demolished
for the development of a new town.
Hong Kong | 2025
7 Nov 2025

Deserted Century-old Monastery
Built in 1923, the 2-storey monastery has a square two-hall
plan having a three-bay layout. Its front facade includes
a balcony on its upper floor and a verandah on its ground
floor. Arched openings are on the upper floor with its
columns extended to the lower floor.
The monastery chief was accused of sham marriages with 2
monks from the Mainland and embezzlement of HK$500,000
which were reported to be missing. She was arrested by
Immigration officers in 2015. The monastery became
derelict since.
Hong Kong | 2025
6 Nov 2025

Dragonfly Bar
Dragonfly, at historic Tai Kwun, is a boutique bohemian
cocktail lounge designed by Ashley Sutton and inspired
by the Art Nouveau movement from the 19th to 20th
centuries.
The bar brilliantly captures the artistry of the era,
and it’s especially famous and eye-catching for its
soft turquoise hues from stained-glass lamps that
hang from the ceiling.
SOHO . Hong Kong | 2025
5 Nov 2025

Deserted Village House with Sewing Machine
The 2-storey village house was built in the 1960s.
There is a barn-like structure at the back where
a heavily rusted sewing machine is found. It has
been deserted for a while as the area is being
demolished for the development of a new town.
Hong Kong | 2025
4 Nov 2025

Deserted Village House from 1960s
The 2-storey village house was built in 1967. The first
floor is more like an attic, accessed by a flight of
stairs. The bedroom is at the back of the living room
on the ground floor. It is deserted for a while as
the area is being demolished for the development
of a new town.
Hong Kong | 2025
3 Nov 2025

Water Parade Final Day Spectacle
Giant floating inflatable sculptures of Doraemon, Elmo, Grimace
and Labubu parade at Victoria Harbour on the final day of the
8-day event, and watched by thousands who lined the
waterfront on both sides of the harbour.
"Water Parade at Victoria Harbour", by Hong Kong’s renowned
creative brand AllRightsReserved (ARR), brought together
globally celebrated IPs and artists.
The dazzling cruise started at 2 pm, Saturday from Tamar Park
and looped twice through North Point and Tsimshatsui waterfront
until 6 pm.
Tsimshatsui . Hong Kong | 2025
2 Nov 2025

Halloween Street Party at Lan Kwai Fong
Lan Kwai Fong is still the best place in Hong Kong to show off one's costume, makeup and
let loose. This is where the city's largest Halloween street party is held, packed with
hundreds of revellers and running into the wee hours. Massive police is deployed to
control people traffic.
Central . Hong Kong | 2025
1 Nov 2025
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