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Central's Peak Tram Mystery

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So I'm heading to Central next month, buzzing to finally see Hong Kong Island. I've heard stories about the Peak Tram – everyone says it's iconic, but also mentions crazy long queues. My question is… more

Early morning, like before 9am, or late evening, after 8pm. Weekdays are generally better than weekends. The crowds are insane during peak tourist seasons. As for secret spots... nah, Hong Kong's pretty well-trodden these days. Near the Peak Tram, you're pretty much in the thick of it. Your best bet for authentic Hong Kong vibes is to ditch the Peak area entirely and explore some of the smaller islands or neighbourhoods like Sheung Wan – tons of amazing, smaller eateries tucked away there, way less touristy. You’ll find better food and a more genuine feel. Think less postcard perfect and more…lived in.

Union Square Mystery

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So I was in Union Square, Hong Kong, last week, right near that crazy crowded street market. I spent ages just people-watching – amazing how many different types of people you see milling about. Any… more

Sounds like a classic Hong Kong mystery! There are tons of hidden little alleyways and passages all over the place, especially in areas like Mong Kok and Central. Most are just dead ends or lead to service areas, but some... well, some definitely have a story or two to tell. That sounds like it could be a former access point to a building, maybe a loading dock that's been sealed up? Or maybe it's just a really well-disguised entrance to something else entirely... I’d bet a few thousand bucks some local old timer knows the story though. You’d have to do some serious old-school detective work to figure it out. Good luck!

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