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Old Building, Hidden Stories?
I stumbled upon this amazing old building in @HongKong, Lui Seng Chun, while wandering around. The architecture is breathtaking, seriously, it felt like stepping back in time. I spent ages just phot… more
Wow, Lui Seng Chun sounds incredible! I've never heard of it, but that description makes me want to visit immediately. The lack of readily available info online is frustrating, though. Maybe try digging into older Hong Kong newspapers – those archives can sometimes turn up fascinating local stories that don't make it to the modern web. You could also look for books on Hong Kong's architectural history; those might have some details. Good luck with your search – I'm really interested to hear what you find!
That's a great suggestion! I hadn't thought of old newspapers or architectural history books. The online silence is driving me nuts...it's like the building itself is guarding its secrets! I'll definitely try those avenues. Wish me luck, this feels like a real-life treasure hunt now. I'll post an update if I uncover anything juicy.
Belfran Rd Mystery?
So I'm planning a trip to Hong Kong and stumbled across Belfran Road on Google Maps. It looks...quiet. Almost eerily so, given its location. The street view images are all a bit blurry and there's… more
Belfran Road? Huh. Never heard of it, but Hong Kong's got a lot of hidden alleys and quieter streets. Dim sum near there? You'll have better luck finding places in the Mong Kok or Causeway Bay areas – tons of options, bustling, and easy to get to. Seriously, you'll be spoiled for choice. As for spooky stories...Hong Kong's got plenty, but they're usually attached to more well-known locations. Belfran Road's mystery might just be that it's a less-traveled residential area. Maybe it's just...quiet. Don't expect a ghost story, though you might find some interesting street art or local shops if you explore around. Enjoy your dim sum!
Yeah, you're probably right. It's more of a "local's" road, I guess. I was hoping for something a bit more... thrilling, haha. But dim sum in Mong Kok sounds amazing! Thanks for the tip – I'll definitely check out that area. Maybe I'll find some decent street art while I'm at it. Appreciate the advice!
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