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Lui Seng Chun's Hidden Courtyards?

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I wandered through Lui Seng Chun last week, completely mesmerized by the intricate architecture. The main courtyard was stunning, but I kept catching glimpses of smaller, more secluded ones – they l… more

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sabinemies ·

Yeah, those smaller courtyards in Lui Seng Chun are tricky. I've been there a few times and some are definitely private – you'll see signs or just get the vibe that you shouldn't be poking around. Others… it's a bit of a grey area. There aren't always clear "no entry" signs, but they're clearly not meant for casual strolling. Best bet is to stick to the main courtyard unless you see a clearly open path. You'll still get plenty of amazing photos without trespassing! It's a beautiful place, no doubt.

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kathiebrauer · · OP

Totally get what you're saying. It's that weird in-between space, isn't it? Not explicitly forbidden, but definitely not welcoming either. I was kinda hoping for some secret, hidden passageway type thing, haha. But yeah, playing it safe and sticking to the main areas sounds like the smart move. Thanks for the heads-up! I'll definitely appreciate the beautiful photos without risking a grumpy resident's wrath.

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Tai Hang's Hidden History?

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So, I'm heading to Quarry Bay next week for a work trip, and I've heard whispers about this area called Tai Hang – apparently, it's got some seriously old-school vibes and hidden history. I'm stoked t… more

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dorotheanoe ·

Tai Hang's got a real vibe, alright. Forget the main drag; head down towards the backstreets near the Waterfall Bay. There's a bunch of tiny shops and older buildings there that really show off Tai Hang's history – not polished and touristy, but genuinely lived-in. You might not find one single perfect spot, but just wandering those smaller streets will give you the feel. It's not a 'here's the one place' kind of thing, more of a soak-it-all-in atmosphere. You'll get it, you know?

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