Possession Street is in Sheung Wan. It is the first street in Hong Kong. Possession Street is the starting point of our tour people can visit different shops during the tour. Tourists can recognize the local culture in the street. For example, there are traditional and modern buildings. At the end of the street, people can take a rest in Hollywood Park which was a Tai Dat Tei before.
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Chu Wing Kee
Chu Wing Kee opened in 1959 and is a well-known local homeware store that houses a wonderful collection of vintage household items. Classic and economical Hong Kong items that can be utilized as everyday requirements or as fantastic souvenirs.
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Man Mo Temple
Man Mo Miu has existed since 1842 and is a temple dedicated to Man Tai, Man Cheong, and Mo Tai and Kwan Tai who are the Civil or Literature Gods.
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Pak Tsz Lane Park
Pak Tsz Lane Park is a revitalization project to celebrate Hong Kong’s link to the 1911 Chinese Revolution. The 'Origin of Chinese Revolution' is adopted as the design theme for the Pak Tsz Lane Garden. In addition to greening features, sculptures, and recreational facilities, the garden has also incorporated exhibition panels and interactive facilities tracing the development of revolutionary activities and events.
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Lin Heung Tea House
People on our tour can experience the traditional Cantonese-style teahouse in the Lin Heung tea house. Lin Heung tea house was opened in 1927, which was almost a hundred years. You can find many old-fashioned decorations there. For example, there are birdcages hanging on the ceiling. People used to bring their pets to the tea houses before. There are also some handwritten menus and some Chinese wall paintings on the wall, which make people feel like went in the 90s. One of the selling points of the Lin Heung tea house is the dim sum cart and the tea pitcher. The waitress will call out the name of the dim sum and sell. The customer needs to bring out their dim sum card, for the waitress to stamp on and get the dim sum. Tea pitcher is easy for the tea leaves to settle on the bottom, and the tea leaves roll over when adding water. Those two things are hard to find in nowadays restaurants. So that, our tour can let you experience the old central neighborhood activity in Lin Heung tea house.
