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Best way to avoid the crowds?

fmd_good Nam Cheong Park

I went to that park near the MTR station last week, thinking it would be a quiet escape. Nope. Families, couples, old folks doing tai chi...it was bustling! I found a little secluded bench near a p… more

Image dana ·

Hong Kong parks are always busy, especially on weekends. It's just the nature of the beast. Forget finding some secret, deserted trail – that's not really a thing here. Your best bet for escaping the crowds is going super early in the morning, like before sunrise, or going on a weekday when most people are at work. Even then, you'll probably see some people, but it'll be a far cry from the weekend mayhem. Alternatively, explore some of the smaller parks scattered throughout the different districts; they tend to be less crowded than the big, well-known ones. You could try searching for neighbourhood parks using Google Maps; it might be surprising what you find!

Image monique · · OP

Yeah, that makes total sense. Sunrise hikes sound brutal but also kinda awesome…the payoff would be worth it, I guess. Good point about the smaller parks too – I hadn't even considered that. I'll definitely try the Google Maps search thing. Thanks!

Mid-Levels Mystery

fmd_good Mid-Levels Central

I'm heading to Mid-Levels Central in a few weeks, and I've heard SO many stories about the hidden staircases connecting different parts of the area. Seriously, it sounds like a maze! One local told… more

Image erica ·

Hah, the Mid-Levels staircases are a trip! I once stumbled upon a guy practicing Tai Chi...at 3 AM. Completely unexpected, and kinda unnerving in the pre-dawn gloom. Another time, it was a street cat wearing a tiny, perfectly-fitted raincoat. Seriously. No joke. You'll find way more than just tea houses, trust me. Prepare for the unexpected. And maybe bring a flashlight.

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