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Deserted Glam Campsite
A glamping (glam camping) site with geodome tents and adventure areas.
All facilities were solar-powered. Closed and deserted since
October 2024.
Hong Kong | 2025
20 Jul 2025

Boat Trip to Sai Kung
Boat trips to Sai Kung in summer on a yacht sailing from Tsimshatsui
or Central is one of the most enjoyable adventures to take in Hong
Kong. Sai Kung offers beaches with crystal clear water and fine
sand. Some with good snorkeling opportunities.
Tsimshatsui . Hong Kong | 2025
19 Jul 2025

Vintage Mitsuoka Ray
A vintage pink Mitsuoka Ray (second generation 5-door hatchback), a
Japanese-made car from the 1990s is spotted in Yuen Long. It received
mixed reviews, earning a place on the Ugliest Cars in Britain list
due to problems with quality and design. However, it was chosen
the most attractive car in Australia.
Yuen Long . Hong Kong | 2025
18 Jul 2025

Mural by Joe Ellul
Mural at 56 Sai Street in Sheung Wan, by local artist Joe Ellul, represents the
flow of nature and everyday life and how essential it is in our everyday life.
It is inspired by his upbringing in Lamma Island, incorporating elements found
there such as oyster shells, seashells, and tree branch patterns. Part of the
HKWalls 2025 Festival.
Sheung Wan . Hong Kong | 2025
17 Jul 2025

Art Installation at K11 Musea Atrium
"I Hope", an art installation by German artist Chiharu Shiota, hanging at the atrium of
K11 Musea in Tsimshatsui. It includes floating red pieces of paper on which people
have written their hopes for the future.
Tsimshatsui . Hong Kong | 2025
16 Jul 2025

Mural by Erin Hung
‘Look How Far You Have Come’, mural by Erin Hung (@erinhung_studio) at Water Lane x
55 Tung Street in Sheung Wan, inspired by the nostalgic game Aeroplane Chess,
painting the fond memories of locals’ childhood into the mural. Through
playful yet intentional design, where the ‘moving’ feature of Aeroplane
Chess reflects similarities with characteristics the city, known for
its walkability. Part of the HKWalls 2025 Festival.
Sheung Wan . Hong Kong | 2025
15 Jul 2025

Mural by Page 3
Mural by Page 3 at Graffiti Alley, between Upper Station Street and
Sai Street in Sheung Wan. Part of the HKWalls 2025 Festival.
Sheung Wan . Hong Kong | 2025
14 Jul 2025

Summer Show at Tiny Space Gallery
Summer show of art by Yaz and @emerico, inspired by street culture and their personal
journeys, at Tiny Space Gallery, Shop A1, G/F, Tai Shan House, 32-34 Tai Ping San
Street, Sheung Wan, hosted by Nana Ho @nanahocean.
Sheung Wan . Hong Kong | 2025
13 Jul 2025

Central Market Lights
Hong Kong has reopened one of its oldest wet markets in August 2021 after 3 years of
construction, rehabilitation and preservation costing more than HK$500 million so far, but Katty Law,
a leading local conservationist has given it only a guarded welcome, taking issue with ‘gentrification’.
Dating from 1939, the Grade III historic building has retained only 13 out of the more than
200 original market stalls. Law said she thought the Central Market should have been a
“socially beneficial” project, instead of one for “profit maximisation.”
Central . Hong Kong | 2025
12 Jul 2025

Deserted Most Haunted School
The 2-storey school is designed in a 'U' shape with the hall in the centre. The 2 wings are
classrooms and the open space in the middle is a basketball court. The primary school
was founded in 1931 and moved to the current site in 1974. It was then closed in 1998
due to insufficient enrollment and has been left deserted. There are lots of graffiti.
Part of the building has been entangled by tree roots.
Surrounded by many graves, the school has been selected by the National Geographic Channel
as one of Asia's 10 scariest places. There have been spooky rumours over the years - that the
headmistress, dressed in red, hung herself in the boys' toilet. It was also said that during
the Japanese occupation, massacres were carried out in the area, the bodies were buried in
the hillside and turned into a mass grave. It has been rented out for a movie set with
Some markings on the wall in 1950s style remaining.
Hong Kong | 2025
11 Jul 2025

Mural by Mon
Mon’s (@mondotooo) ’Overlapping and Merging Life’ on 10 Shin Hing Street in Central centres
on the theme of the ephemeral beauty of transition. Inspired by the abundance of nature in
Hong Kong and also in his hometown, the flora and fauna are perceived as a single, large
organism through their interconnectedness within the natural environment, representing
the fleeting yet beautiful nuances of the heart and a grand narrative, bringing the
greenery of the countryside to the bustling Hollywood Road.
SOHO . Hong Kong | 2025
10 Jul 2025

City Hall by Night
Hong Kong City Hall is illuminated as part of the "A Symphony of Lights" show, a nightly
multimedia light and sound spectacle. The show, which features over 40 participating
buildings, uses colourful lights, lasers, and music to create a vibrant display across
the city's skyline. The show starts at 8:00 PM daily and lasts for about 10 minutes.
Causeway Bay . Hong Kong | 2025
9 Jul 2025

Christ The King Chapel
Christ the King Chapel is built in Neo-Classical style. The interior of the Chapel is
spacious and unobstructed by any beams or pillars, allowing for an open and clear
view throughout the space. This expansive and bright area can accommodate up to
1,000 people.
Causeway Bay . Hong Kong | 2025
8 Jul 2025

Abandoned Stone Slide from 1960s
An abandoned slide made from stone hidden in the bushes on the slope behind a public
housing estate built in the 1960s. Access is via the 2 flights of stairs, one on
each side. No trace of other playground facilities can be found.
Hong Kong | 2025
7 Jul 2025

Neon Hero Exhibition
Neon Heroes: Illuminated Dreams showcases 6 interactive neon sculptures in the PMQ courtyard
stand as a tribute to the iconic glowing light of Hong Kong's legacy. This exhibition
features talents across 3 generations of local artists. Jerry Loo has collaborated with
his grandfather Wong Kin-wah, who is one of Hong Kong’s most senior neon craftmen with
over 66 years of experience under his belt. Together, they’ve reinterpreted our beloved
neon signs, blending traditional craftsmanship with a contemporary vision and aesthetic.
The Dragon Within is a nod to the most ubiquitous Chinese mythological creature.
SOHO . Hong Kong | 2025
6 Jul 2025

Lo Pan Temple
First built in 1884 and restored in 1928, Lo Pan is the only temple in Hong Kong dedicated to the
patron saint of Chinese builders and carpenters. It’s home to fascinating mural paintings and
Shiwan ceramic figurines. It is a Declared Monument since 2024.
Kennedy Town . Hong Kong | 2025
5 Jul 2025

DX Design Hub
Operated by Hong Kong Design Centre, DX design hub in Sham Shui Po nurtures emerging design talents
and fashion designers, fostering creativity and collaboration. Showcasing the synergy between design
disciplines, it serves as a vibrant platform for community engagement and creative tourism. The Hub
offers exhibition spaces, activity spaces, and a retail area for designers to gain hands-on experience.
Shamshuipo . Hong Kong | 2025
4 Jul 2025

Lung Wah Hotel
Established in 1951 as the first hotel in Shatin to open after WWII, it has a popular restaurant
with a famous pigeon dish. Today, only the vintage Chinese restaurant is operating catering to
clients looking for nostalgic settings and menu.
Shatin . Hong Kong | 2025
3 Jul 2025

Leaf-footed Bug
Leaf-footed bugs are medium to large sized insects that feed on fruits, fruiting vegetables,
nuts, and ornamentals.
Tai Hang . Hong Kong | 2025
2 Jul 2025

Hong Kong Deploys Anti-riot Armoured Vehicle for July 1
An anti-riot, bullet-and-explosion-proof armoured vehicle, dubbed 'Saber-toothed tiger',
is patrolling Causeway Bay, Hong Kong around Time Square for at least 2 days, apparently
due to the "sensitive date" of July 1, the change of sovereignty of Hong Kong from UK to
China. At least 10 police vehicle and numerous policemen are also deployed in the area.
It attracted many people, including curious tourists, to take pictures.
This is not the first time. Similar arrangement were made on Chinese New Year; October 1
- China's national day; June 4, anniversary of the Beijing Tiananmen Massacre in 1989.
Is there an elevated threat of terrorist attack or an imminent riot? As the
government claims repeatedly that Hong Kong has already moved 'from chaos to rule',
is it necessary to have such disproportionate show of force? Will it scare off
tourists who might think that Hong Kong is a very dangerous place? Is it
spreading the image of a 'Good Hong Kong'?
Causeway Bay . Hong Kong | 2025
1 Jul 2025
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