HK—01By the water
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By the water / HONG KONGVictoria Harbour
Victoria HarbourBoth shorelines can be read in a single view. Promenades and ferries offer land-level and water-level perspectives.
HONG KONG PRINT CLUB VOL. 01 / 20 PLACES
Hong Kong.
A different impression.
A CITY WORTH COLLECTING
Twenty places, twenty impressions. Find the city in every line.
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HK—02Nature
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Nature / HONG KONGVictoria Peak
Victoria PeakThe bowl-shaped Peak Tower is a recognisable landmark. Paths around Lugard Road reveal changing angles of the harbour.
HK—03By the water
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By the water / HONG KONGStar Ferry
Star FerryRegular routes connect Tsim Sha Tsui with Central and Wan Chai. The Central Star Ferry terminal is at Central Pier 7.
HK—04Heritage
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Heritage / HONG KONGTian Tan Buddha
Tian Tan BuddhaThe Buddha is at Ngong Ping on Lantau Island. Nearby Po Lin Monastery fits naturally into the same visit.
HK—05Heritage
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Heritage / HONG KONGMan Mo Temple
Man Mo TempleThe temple is on Hollywood Road in Sheung Wan. Incense coils, granite features and wood carving reveal traditional craftsmanship.
HK—06City life
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City life / HONG KONGAvenue of Stars
Avenue of StarsThe Bruce Lee statue is one of its signature landmarks. Filmmakers' handprints connect the walk to Hong Kong's screen history.
HK—07Heritage
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Heritage / HONG KONGClock Tower
Clock TowerThe tower was built in 1915. It is a railway landmark, not a church bell tower.
HK—08Heritage
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Heritage / HONG KONGTai Kwun
Tai KwunThe compound includes 16 revitalised heritage buildings. Contemporary art buildings stand beside historic courtyards.
HK—09Heritage
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Heritage / HONG KONGPMQ
PMQThe address is 35 Aberdeen Street in Central. Open corridors preserve the scale of the former residential buildings.
HK—10City life
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City life / HONG KONGMong Kok
Mong KokSneakers Street around Fa Yuen Street is known for sports shoes and apparel. Ladies' Market on Tung Choi Street is a signature open-air market.
HK—11City life
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City life / HONG KONGTemple Street
Temple StreetThe street runs through the Jordan and Yau Ma Tei area. The Tin Hau Temple complex helps explain the street's name.
HK—12Heritage
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Heritage / HONG KONGWong Tai Sin Temple
Wong Tai Sin TempleIt is near the MTR station of the same name. Visitors share the grounds with people practising their faith.
HK—13Heritage
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Heritage / HONG KONGChi Lin Nunnery
Chi Lin NunneryThe Buddhist nunnery is in Diamond Hill. Adjacent Nan Lian Garden makes a natural companion visit.
HK—14Nature
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Nature / HONG KONGNan Lian Garden
Nan Lian GardenThe address is 60 Fung Tak Road, Diamond Hill. It neighbours Chi Lin Nunnery, with separate opening arrangements.
HK—15Nature
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Nature / HONG KONGLion Rock
Lion RockThe mountain is within Lion Rock Country Park. Routes include slopes and sections near steep drops.
HK—16By the water
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By the water / HONG KONGSai Kung
Sai KungThe waterfront reveals fishing boats and pier life. The Volcano Discovery Centre introduces Hong Kong's geopark.
HK—17By the water
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By the water / HONG KONGTai O
Tai OTai O is in western Lantau. Raised houses connect closely with tidal water and village life.
HK—18By the water
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By the water / HONG KONGCheung Chau
Cheung ChauRegular ferries link Cheung Chau with Central. A village walk can connect the western harbour and eastern beach.
HK—19By the water
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By the water / HONG KONGStanley
StanleyMurray House originally served as military barracks in Central. Stanley is on Hong Kong Island's south coast with no direct MTR station.
HK—20City life
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City life / HONG KONGHong Kong Tramways
Hong Kong TramwaysTrams run through northern Hong Kong Island neighbourhoods. The narrow double-decker body and bell are signature features.
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