When navigating south Wan Chai’s fifteen historic shopping streets, that form a rhombus grid between Queen Road East and Johnston Road, timing is critical. After nine am, most streets, which sell everything from unpackaged underwear to unpackaged meat, are thicker than curdled molasses. While a few streets are slated for ‘urban redevelopment’, a stroll through this area provides a glimpse at Hong Kong’s past. At first glance the streets in ...
Perhaps Ladies’ Market is on everyone’s must visit site in Hong Kong even if you hate shopping. For those who love to shop with lots of people, welcome to heaven. The main street (Tung Choi Street) is blocked off from traffic 24/7 from Dundas Street all the way to Argyle Street. What you have on the sidewalks are mostly regular clothing stores that looks like Macy’s super one day sale ...
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