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Reflection

A hike over the waterfront of Waterfall Bay in Pokfulam.

Wahfu . Hong Kong | 2023
14 Feb 2025


Cosmos Flower Field at Kam Tin

There is a small patch of pink cosmos flower blooming at the Kam Tin Country Club. The field is
not too large, but as long as you work hard to get the right angle, you can still take pictures
of the beautiful sea of flowers. The best viewing period is before mid-January 2021. Admission
is free, and there are also strawberry fields and corn fields.

Transportion: From Exit C of West Rail Kam Sheung Road Station, or diagonally across
from Yuen Long Transportation Plaza, transfer to Green Minibus No. 601 (Special Line)
to the entrance of Kam Tin Country Club.

Kam Tin . Hong Kong | 2024
13 Feb 2025


Lai Chi Chong Geopark

Lai Chi Chong in Sai Kung is home to intricate swathes of volcanic-sedimentary rock
formations from 140 million years ago.

Lai Chi Chong . Hong Kong | 2024
12 Feb 2025


Mural by King of Kowloon

Mural by Tsang Tsou-choi (aka King of Kowloon) at the former Yellow Door Kitchen,
one of Hong Kong’s first private kitchens. The space is currently occupied by
Wingman HK restaurant in Central.

Tsang (12 November 1921 – 15 July 2007) was a Hong Kong citizen known for his
distinctive calligraphy graffiti. He claimed that he had studied his ancestral
tree and discovered that most of the land of Kowloon belonged to his ancestors.
Thus, he claimed the title "King of Kowloon". There are no records to back
up Tsang's claim.

For decades, he had written his claims of sovereignty over Kowloon on anything
from pillars, lampposts, and utility boxes to walls. In 1997, Tsang's works
were included in the touring exhibition organized by Obrist and Hou, 'Cities on
the Move’ (1997–1999). In 2003, his work was featured in the Venice Biennale.

Central . Hong Kong | 2023
11 Feb 2025


Wanchai

East of Central and Admiralty lies the old neighborhood of Hong Kong
Island – Wanchai. Throughout the past 2 centuries, Wanchai has developed
from a fishing community around a shrine called Hung Shing Temple to a
prominent extension of the city’s central business district where
commercial buildings race to the sky.

Wanchai . Hong Kong | 2024
10 Feb 2025


Bamboo Tunnel of Pak Kong

An avid hiker passed through the bamboo tunnel located at Sai Kung's
Pak Kong Ancient Trail, with bamboo on both sides forming arches, almost
completely covering the sky. One feels as if walking into a deep tunnel.

It takes 10-15 minutes to reach the Bamboo Forest Tunnel from Sai Kung Pak
Kong Ancient Trail, and another 30-40 minutes to reach the Mau Ping resting
area. Part of the mountain trail is a bit steep, but it's an easy hike.

Sai Kung . Hong Kong | 2022
9 Feb 2025


Street Art by Distort Monsters

Philippines-based artist Distort Monsters uses his art as a form of expression
and a coping mechanism for mental health issues. This is one of his works
in Sheung Wan.

Sheung Wan . Hong Kong | 2024
8 Feb 2025


A Symphony of Lights

"A Symphony of Lights" has illuminated Hong Kong's skyline for the
enjoyment of millions of tourists since 2004. This multimedia show
has always been the signature icon for Hong Kong, symbolising its
dynamic energy and contrasting culture. It is staged at 8 pm
for 10 minutes every night.

Tsimshatsui . Hong Kong | 2024
7 Feb 2025


Julie Ann at Hong Kong Park

Julie Ann, from the Philippines, at Hong Kong Park for a charity photo shoot.

Admiralty . Hong Kong | 2024
6 Feb 2025


Kitty Cat

A hungry black and white kitty cat looking for food.

Hong Kong | 2025
5 Feb 2025


Longest Shop Sign in Hong Kong

Kwong Wo Yuen was the largest grocery stores in High Island. Its 22 word
long signboard reflected the large variety of grocery items that were being
sold, which is believed to be the longest shop sign in Hong Kong.

High Island or Leung Shuen Wan Chau is a former island located in the
southeast of Sai Kung Peninsula in Hong Kong. 2 sets of dams constructed
between 1969 and 1979 and crossing the former Kwun Mun Channel, connect
the island to the peninsula, thereby forming the High Island Reservoir.
High Island offers gorgeous and fabulous vista.

Sai Kung . Hong Kong | 2024
4 Feb 2025


Dusk at Admiralty

Admiralty and Tamar Park at dusk, with International Finance Centre (IFC)
in the background.

Kai Tak . Hong Kong | 2025
3 Feb 2025


Tsz Shan Monastery

Tsz Shan Monastery is a large Buddhist temple located in Tung Tsz, Tai Po.
It consists of grand Tang-style buildings nestled against the quiet environment
of the Pat Sin Range overlooking the Plover Cove Reservoir. It covers an area of about
500,000 square feet. It is constructed by the Li Ka-shing Foundation for more than ten years.
As of 2019, Mr Li Ka-shing contributed over HK$3 billion to cover development costs and operating expenses.

The core of Tsz Shan Temple include:

A 76-metre-high (equivalent to about 25 storeys) outdoor bronze and alloy Ruyilun Guanyin statue in
white, the second tallest in the world. The statue holds a water vase in her left hand and a cintamani
gem in her right hand.

An 18-metre-high Main Buddha Hall covers an area of about 1,027 square metres: it enshrines the Buddha
Shakyamuni, the Medicine Buddha and the Amitabha, with a golden lotus canopy on top of the Buddha.

A Guanyin Hall covering an area of about 333 square metres.

It was officially opened to the public in April 2015.

Tai Po . Hong Kong | 2024
2 Feb 2025


Kai Tak Station Square

Station Square is located at the heart of Kai Tak. It acts as a connector to
adjacent urban development and existing historical context. Being the biggest
urban square in Hong Kong, the project is designed to provide a sequence of
urban spaces that embody different public activities, such as festive events,
children plays, sports, etc, and a reflecting pool for leisure and resting.

Kai Tak . Hong Kong | 2024
1 Feb 2025

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