Curious about Hidden Gems in Hong Kong

Curious about Hidden Gems in Hong Kong

Dream - Want to enjoy a new atmosphere with different tourist attractions in Hong Kong? Famous for its towering skyscrapers and bustling city life that never sleeps, it's no wonder that Hong Kong has become the main destination for shopping and tasting delicious cuisine.

Although Hong Kong is famous for its glamorous shopping tourism, it turns out that travelers can find exciting tourist activities in places that have extraordinary beauty but are not widely known, also known as 'hidden gems'.

Yup, it turns out that Hong Kong has many hidden gems. Therefore, the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) invites a number of media, including Dream.co.id, to explore and experience the adventure of tourism in Hong Kong that is not yet widely known by tourists.

Where are the 'hidden gems' in Hong Kong? Referring to the itinerary, there are several places to be visited. So, let's not be curious anymore, of course, we will discuss in detail the excitement of the adventure there during this week. So, keep waiting for the complete review of each place.

On the first day, we will visit Ladies Street Sik Faan Co. This is a restaurant with a complete address at Room B, 1/F, Witty Commercial Building, 1A-1L Tung Choi Street, Mong Kook.

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"Ladies Street Sik Faan Co serves modern yet authentic Hong Kong traditional food, such as shrimp toast and stinky tofu. True to its name, this dining place is located right in the middle of Ladies Market, Mong Kook. How interesting is this restaurant? Let's discuss it further, my Dream friends."

The next place on the second day is Tsz Shan Monastery. Tsz Shan Monastery is famous for its breathtaking 76-meter tall statue of Guan Yin, providing a place for city visitors who are seeking tranquility.

With the greenery and Tang Dynasty-style buildings, we can enjoy tranquility in the surrounding environment, explore sacred statues, and appreciate the beauty of this spiritual sanctuary in the heart of Hong Kong. The address is 88 Universal Gate Rd, Tai Po. Then have lunch at the modern fusion restaurant, Billow. Its location is 2 Hung Lam Drive, Hong Kong Tai Po Kau, Hong Kong.

From there we will continue the journey to Sha Tau Kok. Located in the Northern District of Hong Kong and right next to the Yantian District of Shenzhen. Sha Tau Kok was designated as part of the Closed Border Area in 1951 and can only be accessed by individuals with closed area permits. Non-residents visiting this border town must have guarantees from local residents.

However, currently Sha Tau Kok is open to visitors with local tour operators. Wow, imagine how exciting it will be to explore this place later.

Continue boarding the Ferry to Lai Chi Wo. What's there? We will see the enchanting historical Hakka village in Lai Chi Wo, surrounded by mangrove and lush 'fung shui' woodlands near the northeastern coast of New Territories.

"The village is walled, with over 200 houses arranged in a row on the beautiful hillside, built over 300 years ago. This is one of the oldest, largest, and well-preserved rural settlements in Hong Kong. The village has won the prestigious UNESCO 2020 Special Recognition for Sustainable Development award for promoting cultural heritage preservation. From there, we will return by boat to Sha Tau Kok. And have dinner at Taiyuan Street Restaurant. The address is Fo Tan Cooked Food Market (East), Shan Mei Street, Fo Tan. To be continued..."

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