Showing the World
How Lovely Hong Kong is
| Kowloon |
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| Chi Lin Nunnery |
| Dialogue in the Dark |
| Hong Kong Museum of History |
| Hong kong Skyline |
| Mongkok |
| Nan Lian Garden |
| Star Ferry Pier |
| Tsim Sha Tsui East |
| Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade |
| Victoria Harbour |
| Kowloon |
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| Elements Shopping Mall |
| Harbour City Hong Kong |
| Jade Market |
| Ladies Market |
| Langham Place Shopping Mall |
| Temple Street Night Market |
| Hong Kong Island |
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| International Finance Centre Mall |
| MingCha Tea House |
| Stanley Market |
| The Peak Galleria |
| Times Square Mall |
| New Territories |
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| Citygate Outlets |
| Duty Free (Hong Kong Airport) |
| Hong Kong Island |
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| Amber at The Landmark |
| Caprice |
| China Club |
| Lung King Heen |
| Mandarin Grill + Bar |
| New Territories |
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Temple Street Night Market
This photo of Temple Street Night Market Gate is courtesy of Marim68821
The Temple Street Night Market, once known as “Poor Man’s Night Club” and also known as “Men's Market” is the largest night market in Hong Kong. It is a popular street bazaar named after Tin Hau Temple located in the Yau Ma Tei and Jordan area of Kowloon. The place is widely used as setting for movies in Hong Kong and is patronized by many people of all walks of life. As the sun sets, vendors blossom along the street setting up their stalls and merchandise. Variety of goods are found at the different stalls in Temple Street Night Market from ready to wear clothes for men and women, textiles, electrical goods, decorations, children’s stuffs, and everything that you may need.
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As you go along the stretch of Temple Street Night Market you will find “Dai Pai Dongs”, a traditional street food restaurant that offers clay-pot rice, seafood, noodles and other treats. They mixed among the market stalls or congregated in Woosung Street Temporary Hawker Bazaar. The foods that they cater are so inviting that will make your taste buds excited for a try. And once you did, surely you’ll get hooked and will come back for it.
Temple Street Night Market shops and restaurants
Another must try experience is the tarot card, face, and palm-reading of fortune tellers. Fortune tellers will predict or guess what will happen to your future including your love life, family, finances, and even knowing your past for a few bucks. In addition, Cantonese Opera, found around the corner from the fortune tellers gives historical performances that will entertain you. You can hear them perform usually from 8:30pm to 11:00pm except Wednesday as it is a horse racing day.
The Temple Street Night Market is the last remaining night market and a cross section of Hong Kong culture, cuisine, commerce and society. Strolling and shopping in the street is tiring but enjoyable given the prices are affordable and reasonable for your pocket and the entertainment activities are awesome. And to get to the place, just go to MTR Jordan station Exit A, then walk along Jordan Road for 3 blocks to reach Temple Street Night Market Gate entrance. The market opens officially at 2pm but most stalls start at 4pm and close usually by midnight.
Website : Temple Street Night Market
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How about you, have you visited this place already or are having a plan to visit? Please feel free to share your experiences or leave comments.
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