Avoid the crowds during National Day! Wan Chai's niche check-in guide, including food, entertainment and photography

#HongKongTraditionalFestivals Don't want to crowd the crowd when you come to Hong Kong? Be sure to follow this route and play around Wanchai! Sandwiched between Central and Causeway Bay, this place hides many treasure attractions and historical monuments, and is full of local fireworks 🎇Must-see check-in spots: 1️⃣ Leighton Street (Wedding Invitation Street) This place carries the collective memories of Wanchai people! Every Mid-Autumn Festival and traditional festivals, it will be transformed into a photo-taking holy place. This year, it is full of lanterns. It's so red and full of flowers. It's great to take beautiful photos and go shopping! Take the MTR and walk 300 meters from Exit D of Wanchai Station. 2️⃣ Wan Chai Blue House A century-old Tang House, a Grade I listed building in Hong Kong! The "Hong Kong Story Museum" inside is filled with nostalgic objects from old Hong Kong. Next to it, the orange house, yellow house and green house are colorful, and they are all retro blockbusters📸 3️⃣ Taiyuan Street The open-air market is super lively! There are also many retro toy shops. Many locals come to the streets to hunt for treasures and feel the authentic Hong Kong style while walking 4️⃣ Old Wanchai Post Office The retro-style building, formerly a post office, has now become a heritage attraction, only 100 meters away from the Blue House, great for taking pictures! 5️⃣ Hechang Da bet One of Wanchai's landmarks! It was a pawn shop 130 years ago, but now it has been transformed into a commercial shop, but the signage and features are still retained. Be sure to take a picture as a souvenir when you pass by 6️⃣ 186 – 190 Queen’s Avenue East, Wan Chai The Tang House near Leighton Street has been revitalized and turned into a wedding-themed shop. It's so beautiful with all the lights on at night. It's perfect for exploring! Don't know where to go for National Day? Collect this guide and slowly feel the other side of Hong Kong in Wanchai