Lan Fong Yuen — From Common Local Food to Tourists’ Haven

Lan Fong Yuen — From Common Local Food to Tourists’ Haven

Take a walk in Central during non-office hours and you find two hot spots that brim with tourist energy. The Tsim Chai Kee wonton noodles and Lan Fong Yuen together take over the little walking space there is in the Central Mid-levels escalator area as 

Lantau Longing — Open Views of HZMB at a Short Hike in Fu Shan

Lantau Longing — Open Views of HZMB at a Short Hike in Fu Shan

Tai O of Lantau Island is known for many wonderful things. A thorough exploration of the treasures of Tai O is a whole-day affair. I have previously covered the Tai O Heritage Hotel, formerly Old Tai O Police Station. On this slightly cloudy spring day 

St. Paul’s Church

St. Paul’s Church

Founded in 1911, St. Paul’s Church stands beautifully on Glenealy in Neo-Gothic, Classical Revival and Dutch styles of architecture. The church belongs to a group of heritage buildings that stand on an area named Tit Kong, the Iron Mound. This group of heritage buildings include 

From Sheung Shui to Fanling – Easy Hike at Wah Shan

From Sheung Shui to Fanling – Easy Hike at Wah Shan

There are not too many options for proper hiking in Sheung Shui. I have covered Tai Shek Mo previously, and today I made it to the Wah Shan hike from Sheung Shui to Fanling. Be prepared to roll on the rolling ridges that fasten themselves 

The Man Mo Temple of Sheung Wan

The Man Mo Temple of Sheung Wan

The Man Mo Temple is one of the earliest temples established in Hong Kong Island. Two wealthy Chinese merchants came up with the funds to build it between 1847 and 1862. Standing on Hollywood Road in Sheung Wan, Man Mo Temple bears witness to the 

Heritage in Sheung Shui Heung

Heritage in Sheung Shui Heung

Sheung Shui Heung, also known as Sheung Shui Wai, is traditionally of the Liu surname. As a large centuries-long settlement area for indigenous villagers, Sheung Shui Heung has a few heritage sites worthy of visiting. I have discussed the stately Liu Man Shek Tong Ancestral 

Sightseeing and Heritage at the Peak

Sightseeing and Heritage at the Peak

For all of my friends that visit Hong Kong for the first time, I always suggest the Peak as a must-do itinerary. Even for friends that have been there before, I would suggest visiting it again. The Peak offers a whole lot of things to 

The Jamia Mosque

The Jamia Mosque

The Jamia Mosque is the very first official place of worship for the Muslims in Hong Kong. Built in 1890, it signifies the beginning of Islam in Hong Kong. Also known as Jamia Masjid, the name of the mosque means the “mosque of congregation” in 

The Hong Kong Wetland Park

The Hong Kong Wetland Park

The Hong Kong Wetland Park is a large conservation park featuring mangroves in Tin Shui Wai, northwestern Hong Kong. On this day I went to the Wetland Park for red foliage photography. The day of visit is January 17, 2025. The admission fee for the 

Autumn Foliage in Lau Shui Heung

Autumn Foliage in Lau Shui Heung

I have been doing a whole lot of autumn excursions, particularly in photographing red foliage scenery. There have been innumerable posts online showing the beautiful Bald Cypress in Lau Shui Heung. I have previously written about the Lau Shui Heung Country Trail loop, and so