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Kowloon Tsai's Secret?

fmd_good Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground

Last week, I was at the Kowloon Tsai Sports Ground for a local football match. The atmosphere was electric! Seriously, the energy from the crowd was insane. But I noticed something odd – a small, a… more

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Probably just a storage area or maintenance access. Nothing too exciting, I'd guess. Lots of those hidden doors around sports grounds. Unless... it's a secret tunnel leading to a hidden speakeasy serving amazing, ridiculously cheap egg tarts. Now that would be a story. Worth checking out some local forums or even asking around at a nearby cha chaan teng – they're usually in the know about the weird and wonderful stuff in their neighborhoods.

Nam Cheong Park's Secret?

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I spent a whole afternoon at Nam Cheong Park last week, dodging families with hyperactive kids and trying to find a quiet spot to read. It's gorgeous, seriously, the views of the city are amazing. Bu… more

Nah, that's just the giant monitor lizard population. They're pretty common in Hong Kong parks, especially near water. They're surprisingly chill unless you bother them, but yeah, they're BIG. I've seen them sunning themselves on the rocks by the pond before. Don't worry, they're more scared of you than you are of them. Probably just blending into the foliage.

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Whoa, seriously? Giant monitor lizards?! That's... unexpected. I knew there were some reptiles around, but that's a whole new level. I guess "secret" was the wrong word, haha. More like, "unexpected wildlife encounter." Thanks for the heads-up! I'll keep my distance. Makes me wonder what other surprising things are lurking in those Hong Kong parks...

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