[2025 Hong Kong Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Chun Yeung Street (Updated Jan)

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent Isn't it boring to go to the same place you've been to before? I've already been to Hong Kong, but I found a new place. There's a famous local market with a tram on Chun Yeung Street in the North Point area. The tram running among many people seems to add to the atmosphere of Hong Kong. I took videos and photos while walking around the market alley, and it was nice to see local Hong Kong food and goods being sold. If you want to really feel like you're in a movie in Hong Kong, definitely go here🤍 📍Chun Yeung Street, Northpoint, Hong Kong #WorldTravel #HongKong #HongKongTravel #HongKongAttractions #HongKongIsland #PlacesToVisitInHongKong #HongKongTram #hongkong

|King's Road citywalk route. King's Road is a major road in the Eastern District of Hong Kong, starting from Tin Hau in Causeway Bay, passing through North Point to the west of Sai Wan Ho, connecting to Gascoigne Road on the west and Shau Kei Wan Road on the east. This road is full of Hong Kong characteristics, with ultra-high density 'Monster Building' complexes, the vibrant Chun Yeung Street, the constantly shuttling Ding Ding trams, and more, making it one of the important spots to experience Hong Kong culture. Route: Start from Fortress Hill MTR station, walk along King's Road to reach Tai Koo MTR station, the whole journey is about 3 kilometers, it is recommended to arrange half a day to stroll around. Check-in Strategy: 1 Fortress Hill MTR Station 'Z-shaped' staircase A staircase built along the hillside residential area on King's Road and Mount Butler, with a 'Z-shaped' structure, winding and twisting, just like the 'bends and turns in a lifetime' sung about in the song 'Red Sun' 2 Chun Yeung Street A small street next to King's Road, named after the late Qing Dynasty Fujian merchant 'Guo Chun Yeung', it is one of the places where you can best feel the cultural atmosphere of Hong Kong and the 'human fireworks'. 3 Chan's Orthopedics A very representative Hong Kong-style signboard, making it one of the frequent filming locations for Hong Kong movies. However, many signboards have been removed now, losing some of the Hong Kong style. 4 Footbridges On the approximately 3-kilometer King's Road, there are several footbridges spanning both sides. Standing on the footbridge, you can take excellent depth-filled photos with a telephoto lens. 5 Monster Building A giant complex residential building formed by the enclosure of four residential complexes, with ultra-high density floors, making people look so small standing underneath. It is also a filming location for 'Transformers 4', attracting people from all over the world to come and check in. 6 Ding Ding Tram King's Road has one of the highest numbers of Ding Ding trams in Hong Kong. If you want to take photos of Ding Ding trams and experience riding them, King's Road is definitely not to be missed.

Here are some of the most worthwhile old streets for leisurely strolls. 1️⃣, Chun Yang Street in North Point: You can take a tram around half of the city for three dollars. I saw an old man desperately riding a bicycle, delivering food between two cars. From the second floor of the tram, you can see Hong Kong from a different perspective, overlooking the streets and shops under the scorching sun. 2️⃣, Rainbow Village: Despite its dense and minor adjustments, it has color, making everything dull and boring become brilliant, with some small details, some color, and maintaining cleanliness. 3️⃣, The S-shaped slope of the police station on the mountain road in the western district of Xin Pan Road: From the overpass, you can take pictures of the church at the end of Hong Kong. Here you can see the complexity of Hong Kong's terrain. 4️⃣, Scorpio Wheel: This is Hong Kong's sea sunset ferry. When it comes from the port, it is retro green. When sitting by the window, it is silver. When it is close to the shore, it is the golden light of the lake. 5️⃣, A literary street by the sea next to the Star Sea in Kennedy Town: Because of this sign, the street and the seaside are a bit like Japan. 6️⃣, Goldfish Street: A whole street of goldfish shops near Mong Kok, with transparent plastic bags filled with air and water, and prices written out, a row of goldfish buying, is a microcosm of Hong Kong's love for life. 7️⃣, Mong Kok Bus Terminal: The small terminal on Tung Choi Street in Mong Kok will start to compete in the evening. All the small ones will stop next to the vegetable market. Although it is crowded, it also makes the street look cute. 8️⃣, Victoria Harbour: The prosperous night of sunrise and sunset, this place that represents the pride of Hong Kong, this night with the style of an international city, can truly represent the night of Hong Kong. From these ten old streets, I saw that Hong Kong has retained the congestion, refinement, speed, rhythm, and nostalgia of a city.