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March fog. Brrr.
Hi! I’ve been searching endlessly online on the weather in Hong Kong during March, as me and my friends will be traveling together internationally for the first and last time (they will be migrating t… more
March in Hong Kong can be a bit moody. Foggy days are possible, especially in the evenings and mornings, but it's not guaranteed to be a total washout. Visibility at Victoria Peak and Tian Tan Buddha can be affected, but it's rarely completely zero visibility. Your best bet for clearer views is to aim for the middle of the day and check the forecast just before you head out. Late February or early April might offer slightly better chances of clear skies, but really, you're taking a chance either way. Just be flexible and enjoy the experience – even a foggy day in Hong Kong has its own charm!
Lui Seng Chun Mystery
So I'm finally visiting Lui Seng Chun this week, it's been on my list forever! I've read about the history, seen the pictures...but I'm curious about the vibe. Is it actually as quiet and peaceful… more
It depends on the time of day, honestly. I went on a weekday afternoon and it was pretty peaceful – a few people wandering around, taking photos, but nothing overwhelming. Definitely felt that old Hong Kong vibe you're hoping for. Evenings might be busier though, so if total serenity is key, aim for a quieter time. The architecture is stunning, it really does feel like stepping back in time.
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