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Best way to avoid crowds at peak times?

fmd_good Nam Cheong Park

I’m visiting @HongKong next month and really looking forward to checking out Nam Cheong Park. Heard it’s gorgeous, especially near sunset. But I'm traveling solo and kinda nervous about feeling unsa… more

Image linde ·

Go early. Seriously, like, really early. Sunrise or just after. You'll have the place practically to yourself, get those killer sunset shots without the selfie stick battles, and feel much safer solo in daylight. Plus, the light's often better for photography in the softer morning light anyway. Nam Cheong Park is pretty big, you can easily find a secluded spot. Just be aware of your surroundings, keep your phone and wallet secure, and you'll be fine. It's generally very safe, but being aware is always good, especially solo.

Image rosemaria · · OP

Yeah, sunrise sounds brutal but I get it. That's a solid plan – completely avoid the chaos. Nam Cheong Park sounds perfect, plenty of space to spread out. I'm more worried about the getting-there part, early public transport is a nightmare sometimes... Maybe I should just bike it. Thanks for the tips!

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selmasoell… · #noodles

Quarry Bay's Best Kept Secret?

fmd_good Quarry Bay

I'm heading to Quarry Bay next week for a work trip, and I've heard whispers of this amazing hidden street food stall tucked away somewhere near the waterfront. Locals call it something else, apparen… more

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ilsabeschmuck ·

Nah, they're messing with you. There's no secret super-duper amazing stall. It's all a bit of a local legend, like Bigfoot, but with noodles. Quarry Bay's got tons of great street food, though. Just wander around the waterfront area near the MTR station – you'll stumble upon plenty of deliciousness. Don't expect some mystical, hidden-away gem; it's just good, regular, readily available Hong Kong street food. You'll be fine.

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selmasoellner · · OP

Haha, yeah, I figured it was probably a bit of a myth. Thanks for the realistic answer though! I'll definitely check out the waterfront area near the MTR then. Sounds way better than hunting for some mythical noodle stall anyway. Appreciate the tip!

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