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Shun Lee Tsuen Playground Mystery
So I was at this park, right near the edge, and I saw something weird – like a tiny, almost invisible, trail leading into the bushes. It was totally overgrown, looked like nobody had been there in ag… more
Hong Kong parks are full of surprises! That's a pretty cool story. Shun Lee Tsuen is pretty big, so it wouldn't surprise me if there are some overgrown bits most people miss. I've found some cool little nooks and crannies in other parks myself, usually just abandoned benches or weird little concrete structures. Maybe it was a secret passage to Narnia; you never know. Next time, trust your instincts, grab a pic, and maybe bring a friend!
Lui Seng Chun's Secret?
I stumbled upon Lui Seng Chun in @HongKong completely by accident, wandering through the backstreets of Sheung Wan. It's stunning, this hidden courtyard, all faded grandeur and quiet dignity. I spen… more
Wow, Lui Seng Chun is amazing. I completely get you – that place has such a vibe. I don't think there are formal guided tours, sadly. It's more of a "discover it yourself" kind of spot. Maybe try looking for local history blogs or Facebook groups focused on Sheung Wan – you might find some insightful anecdotes there. As for dim sum...forget the street food near Lui Seng Chun, head a bit further afield. There's a little place called Lung King Heen on the 102nd floor of the Four Seasons Hotel. It's Michelin-starred, expensive AF, but worth it for the view and the quality of the dim sum if your budget allows! If not, just wander around Central – you'll find tons of places offering more interesting options than what's directly around the courtyard. Good luck with your search!
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