the MOST POPULAR SHOPPING STREET in Hong Kong

When talking about the MOST POPULAR SHOPPING STREET in Hong Kong, we can’t ignore Fa Yuen Street and Ladies Market.

Fa Yuen Street and Ladies Market both are full time pedestrian streets where filled up by legitimate peddlers and what they sell are cheap and fine. This inducement makes Fa Yuen Street and Ladies Market become one of the FAMOUS ATTRACTIONS in Hong Kong.

Fa Yuen Street

Fa Yuen Street links up Prince Edward and Mong Kok. 

The sale products almost for daily use, like, bathroom products, stationeries, toys, pet products, etc. 

There are a lot of boutiques in both sides of Fa Yuen Street which targeting the young girl market and selling very CHEAP and fashion clothes. (the price as low as HK$ 30/ clothe)

You may discover that there always a queue at the two extremities of Fa Yuen Street. And the reason for the existence of a line of people is the delicious street food. 

 Lets come to enjoy our LOCAL EAT CULTURE!!

Operating time: 11AM – 10PM

HOW TO GET THERE:

http://maps.google.com.hk/

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Tung Choi Street - Ladies Market

Tung Choi Street links up Boundary Street and Dundas Street in Mong Kok. 

Since the 1924 redevelopment in Hong Kong, the newly laid road was named as the type of plant, tung choi (通菜).

In 1970, the unemployed were allowed to run a business as a legitimate peddler and focus on low priced lady fashion.

And Tung Choi Street is known as Ladies Market.

The sale products become more diversify, you can find some home products, cosmetics, handbags, accessories, etc.

You can choose some SPECIAL SOUVENIRS that symbolize Hong Kong!!

Operating time: 12PM – 11:30PM

HOW TO GET THERE:

http://maps.google.com.hk/

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By rachel lui

Shantung Street -“Sports Shoes Street”

Shantung Street, where the visitors can shop or buy shoes and sport appliances from that street, in Chinese called “Sports Shoes Street”. 

In this street, we can see above 40 of the sport's shops an indirect one by one and hundreds of people packed into that street. When the visitors are shopping in this street, they were noticed there are many different brands name, including Nike, Reebok, Adidas and Puma. 

Besides, there are also selling fashion shoes, such as Converse, Birkenstock and Redwings. Mostly, those shops are opening from noon to 11p.m. and their price may be set lower than the other shopping zones.

In this map, you are noticed that where is the street located and which is the convenient method for you!!

In "Sports Shoes Street", you can find different well-know brand names, such as Adidas, Puma Super-X.

WOW!! You can find different style of shoes, fashion shoes or sport shoes, which you like!

By Henry

Urban Renewal Authority start to rebulid

This movie is mentioning about URA how to rebuild "Sports Shoes Street". The good news is they are planning to build a shopping center of sports. Unfortunately, lots of original sport's shops need to completion because of this project. Nowadays, there are only few of sport's shops stay in this street.

By Henry

Buying Guns & Toys!

Kwong Wa Street, including Paradise Square, also called the "Gunstreet"

, located in Mong Kok.

The street were mainly selling the Airsoft Guns, Wargame gears (tactical vest, Military camouflage clothing), Radio-controlled model such as RC car, boat, and also diffrent types of model and figures. 

Many visitors different those hobbies would like to go this street to find the parts, accessories and different materials in this area because most shops are selling these types of product.

Paradise Square

Many Airsoft Guns!!

Camouflage& Tactical Vestl!!!

RC CARS & MODEL

HOW TO GET THERE:

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Yau Ma Tei MTR station A1 Exit, then walk about 10 minutes!!!

By Jack

Temple Street LIVES 2 @ It's A Small World

Question!!!!

Do you know which song she was singing?? XD

 

By Owen

Temple Street Night Market

Temple Street is an amazing shopping sight, featuring rows of brightly lit stalls hawking an astonishing variety of inexpensive items especially for men ─ including clothing, pens, watches, CDs, cassettes, electronic gadgets, hardware and luggage. That's why it is also called 'Men's Street'. Fortune-tellers cluster at the Yau Ma Tei end of the street, as do Chinese opera enthusiasts seeking kindred spirits for impromptu performances. It is open from 4pm to midnight, but really comes alive after sunset.

If you are a superstitionist, I strongly suggest you to go to Temple Street. While there are many stalls hold by divinators, you can choose either chinese or western divination and get some hints for your future. a_a

In Temple Street, you can also taste many delicacies. Most of the visitors will try the Rice Hot Pot(煲仔飯) while it is the most famous food here.

HOW TO GET THERE:

Temple Street Night Market

1. MTR Jordan Station Exit A. Turn right into Jordan Road and walk three blocks to Temple Street.

2. MTR Yau Ma Tei Station Exit C, walk along Man Ming Lane to Temple Street.

Here are some photos about the lit stalls which sell many kinds of local souvenirs. You can find a lot of toys' figure and special clothes in there.

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By Owen

MINI CONCERT IN TEMPLE STREET

By Owen