[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Nam Shan Estate (Updated Jun)

Many old housing estates in Hong Kong have been renovated or rebuilt. There are not many old housing estates that still retain their original characteristics. Among them, Nam Shan Estate in Shek Kip Mei is one of the nostalgic estates that many people go to take pictures. To get to Nam Shan Estate, you can go to Shek Kip Mei MTR Station Exit B2, walk along to reach Nam Shan Plaza, and the so-called plaza is definitely not the kind of air-conditioned shopping mall you think of. Another stairs is the famous Nanshan Estate Rainbow Bridge location, this day up is completely empty, very empty and spectacular, look up all the dark green light green railings, looking at the iron gates of the residents neatly arranged, is really quite beautiful, no wonder so many people like to come here to take pictures. In addition to the Rainbow Bridge, there are also many very flavorful faces of old Hong Kong. If you are interested, you can come and visit, but remember to be careful not to disturb the residents #PhotoPlace #HongKongGood Places #Namshan Estate

Nanshan Village is a very ordinary house village place💛 But once late at night after 10:00 there will be many carts out selling cooked food! White ice 🥭🍧 is a local specialty! 🤓🤓 Used 3.6 milk to make ice then added sago and lots of mango! Jenggggg❤️

#A photo spot for local tours of Nam Shan Estate. I believe absolutely familiar and can flash photos to take pictures of the landmark, flash two or three hours can be a short tour. Unfortunately, many restaurants are not open on Sundays. Have an afternoon tea at 4 or 5pm: red bean iced milk tea, and then go to Bu Tau Kok-Ding Pa's Kitchen to feel the authentic snacks. You can eat foreign snacks abroad without taking a plane #HongKong is very good. Easy and easy day trip to one of the flash places in Hong Kong.

Shek Kip Mei is an inconspicuous place for many people👀, the impression of it is only public housing estates🏘️ lined places, but it turns out that you just spend a day slow down during the holiday, you will find that Shek Kip Mei has many places worth taking pictures📸, today let me take you to a quick half-day tour of Shek Kip Mei🤗 Suggested tour route👇 Nam Shan Estate --> Shek Kip Mei Football Ground --> Shek Kip Mei Park --> Shaw Creative Media Centre --> Shek Kip Mei Water Supply Reservoir Grand Lawn What's so special about a half-day trip to Shek Kip Mei? 1. Nam Shan Estate 🏘️ (Hong Kong's typical well-shaped public housing estates, because more and more public housing estates have to be demolished and rebuilt, so well-shaped design public housing estates are already rare 😉. However, the most special place in Nam Shan Estate is the monkey frame 🐒 in the middle platform of the estate. 2. Shek Kip Mei Football Stadium⚽ (walk up along Nam Shan Estate Road for about a few minutes and you will see the entrance of Shek Kip Mei Park, then go up and you will see a large football field⚽, such a high-lying football field is really rare😯. Have you ever tried to play football with your best friends after school in high school😆?) 3. Shek Kip Mei Park⛲ (A few minutes walk up the football field is Shek Kip Mei Park🤗, the most special place here is a pink air corridor, and it is built around the park pool. 4. Shaw Creative Media Center🎥 (Looking at its three-pointed appearance from a distance, you know it's another photo spot😃, this City University's Creative Media Center is really creative enough, and there are rows of stone benches outside the building for you to sit and pretend to be hipsters😜) 5. Shek Kip Mei Water Supply Reservoir Big Lawn 🌿 (You can still come to Shek Kip Mei Water Supply Reservoir to relax 😁, this grass is really super big and super open, bringing your dog 🐶 to unwind⚡ is a good choice😚) Want to know more good places to visit in Hong Kong? Remember to like 👍 + follow us 😁, with your support we will have the motivation to continue to discover the special places in Hong Kong 😚🥰 #Shek Kip Mei #Nam Shan Estate #Public Housing Estate #Monkey Carriage #Hipster #Shek Kip Mei Football Ground #Shek Kip Mei Park #Air Corridor #Shaw Shaw Creative Media Center #City University #Shek Kip Mei Water Supply Reservoir #Great Lawn #Dog #Let the Wind #Half Day Tour #Flash Sale

Restaurants started to have dinner inside, rarely have consumption vouchers, went to Pin Hing House located in Nam Shan Estate, Shek Kiu Wai, the restaurant is crowded, but quickly you can be seated, ordered a main tea garlic wind sand chicken 🐓, crispy skin, chicken tender and juicy, plus crispy fried Garlic, very tasty 👍🏻😋, also ordered a golden sand bone 🐖, the meat is loose plus seasoned medical sauce, not too sweet, just right, finally order another cup of frozen chocolate 🧋, here the chocolate has a characteristic is that there will be a layer of cream on top , it tastes smoother and more fragrant. Pin Xiang Lou Chinese and Western Restaurant Shops 204-205 and 210-213, Nam Shan Shopping Centre, Nam Shan Village, Shek Kip Mei #ConsumerVoucher Strategy #hkfoodie

"Nam Shan White Juice Ice" located at Nam Shan Shopping Centre, Shek Kip Mei It is the number one supper specialty in the area The desserts sold in the shop are very popular The neighbors of Shek Kip Mei, City University students, and HKBU students are really blessed I heard that the ground floor shop has been moved in recent years The new shop is located at the Mushroom Pavilion in Nam Shan Estate There is a sign "Nam Shan White Juice Ice" hanging at the entrance The most popular is this 🥭 white sauce mango sauce sago The surface is covered with sweet mango flesh and mango juice The middle layer has smoky sago and the bottom layer is vanilla smoothie You can taste different tastes in one bite A very satisfying dessert There are other options such as white sauce cool powder/white sauce tofu/white sauce crystal powder.......etc Waited about 15-20 minutes that night By the way, line up with the popular crackers in the neighborhood OMG only $10 for a bottom More push ❤️ are $ 10 checkered cake There is only one aunt in the shop who is fully responsible All made to order so be prepared for the necessary queue 🧇Checkered biscuits are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside Spread with butter, peanut butter, and condensed milk It's simply more and more delicious the more you eat A must-eat recommendation for late night snacks #HongKongFood #nostalgic snacks #冬古亭美食 #latenight snack recommendation Nanshan white sauce ice/Nanshan crackers Address: Shop CC9/CC11, Nam Shan Shopping Centre, Shek Kip Mei Opening Hours: Daily 3pm to 1am/12am

#favouriteitinerary #travelanywhere During my recent trip to Hong Kong, I had the pleasure of exploring Nam Shan Estate, an iconic public housing estate nestled in the heart of Shek Kip Mei. Established in 1977, this historic estate stands as one of Hong Kong's oldest public housing complexes, offering a unique window into the city's urban evolution. Located near the Tai Hang Tung Estate, Nam Shan is a photography haven, drawing countless photographers and creatives from around the world. The estate’s buildings are a striking sight, painted in soft yet vivid shades of green that blend seamlessly with the surrounding environment. The contrasting tones evoke a sense of tranquility, while the color palette creates a striking juxtaposition against the bustling city. Every corner of Nam Shan seems purposefully framed for captivating photos, with each perspective offering something fresh and visually stimulating. One of the estate’s most iconic features is the rooftop, where arched monkey bars stand against a backdrop of green-clad buildings. This distinctive architectural detail, paired with the surrounding greenery, creates a visually arresting, almost graphic composition. It’s no surprise that this particular spot has become one of the most-photographed locations in Hong Kong. Beyond its photographic appeal, Nam Shan Estate is also rich in local flavor, with a diverse array of traditional eateries and street food vendors scattered throughout the area. The vibrant food scene offers everything from quick snacks to heartier meals, making it the perfect place to indulge in authentic Hong Kong cuisine while soaking in the local atmosphere. Nam Shan Estate is more than just a housing complex—it’s a blend of history, culture, and visual allure that encapsulates the essence of Hong Kong. Whether you're a photography enthusiast or a food lover, this place offers an immersive experience that's truly unforgettable. #chinatrip #thingstodo #travel #citydaytours #myitinerary

#Sign up for November Hotel Test Sleeper Nanshan Village in Hong Kong, with its unique architectural style and strong historical atmosphere, has become a must-visit place for nostalgia lovers. Every corner here seems to be telling stories from the past, taking people back to that simple and beautiful era in an instant. Here are some nostalgic photo spots you can’t miss: 1. **Nanshan Park**: This park is a landmark of yesteryear with its classic green iron railings and old-fashioned rides. Every corner here is full of childhood memories and is a great place to take photos. 2. **Rainbow Stairs**: The rainbow stairs in Nanshan Village have become a popular check-in spot for its bright colors and unique design. Not only are these staircases beautiful to look at, they also showcase the creativity and uniqueness of architectural design from the past. 3. **Street Murals**: The walls of Nam Shan Village are covered with nostalgic murals depicting the history and culture of Hong Kong. These lifelike murals recreate the look and feel of old Hong Kong, making people feel as if they are in that busy and vibrant era. **Tips for checking in** - **Best time**: It is recommended to go in the morning or evening to avoid the peak flow of people and the light effect is best. - **Photography Tips**: Take advantage of natural light and choose a wide-angle lens to capture more details of the scene. - **Interactivity**: Don’t just take photos, you can also interact with local residents and learn more about the stories and history of Nanshan Village. Nam Shan Village is a great place full of nostalgia. It is not only suitable for taking photos and checking in, but also allows you to gain an in-depth understanding of Hong Kong's history and culture. Come here and take a walk and take a nostalgic photo of your own!

Nam Shan Village is one of the public housing estates in Hong Kong🏢✨ Over 30 years of history Sandwiched between Tai Hang East and West Villages in Shek Kip Mei~ I have been to Nanshan Village twice. I forgot to organize the photos. This is a good place to roam💭 Walk from the village shopping mall to the platform playground All worth recording~ There are also nostalgic snack stalls 🍢 If you want to come and take pictures📷 Keep your voice as soft as possible So as not to disturb nearby residents. 📍Shek Kip Mei MTR Station Exit B2 #localtourism #goodplacesinhongkong #weekendtour #residentwriter #goodplaceinsummer

Address: Cailong Restaurant, Tai Hang Tung Environment/Facilities: Average Features: Nostalgic Price per person: 50-100 Rating: 70

I used to go for white sauce ice and crackers all the time when I was in college Now that the white sauce ice has moved away, most of the waffles are left First time eating checkered cake is good, still 10 dollars cheap It must be ready to eat

Love not looking at the map and messing around This time we walked to Nam Shan Estate. Maybe the hustle and bustle of the Choi Hung Bridge had already stopped early in the morning, so there weren't many people~ You can walk around the estate slowly, and you can even see cats 😺 #HongKongGood Places #LocalTour #Namshan Estate #Shek Kip Mei

Nan Shan Village in Shek Kip Mei has a history of more than 40 years. It has old special public housing with a full green design. Everything green is there, making Nan Shan Village green. Take the ramp out of Shek Kip Mei MTR station and go straight up Tai Hang Tung. You will see the old-style Hong Kong street market, with various old-style food stalls, nostalgic shops and food markets, full of the old human touch. Go to the square and go up to the platform, you will see three circular climbing frames, which are surrounded by buildings, and each corner has a green grid style. For those who like nostalgic style, Nanshan Village is a must-go place for taking photos and checking in.

Nanshan Village has a different flavor after nightfall. Although it is an old public housing estate that is more than 40 years old, it is particularly bright and dazzling under the illumination of thousands of lights. It is a popular place to check in.

I came to Nam Shan Estate today and took pictures from different angles. After hitting the rocks it rained still some rainwater in the ground, took a little reflection, beautiful! You can take beautiful photos without spending a penny, no need to use filters, a simple phone is enough. #High Altitude Viewing #Family Good Places #Hong Kong Good Places #Summer Good Places

A nostalgic exploration of Hong Kong's old-style housing estate "Nam Shan". Nanshan Estate has a history of more than 30 years. The nostalgic Nanshan Estate has attracted many people in recent years and has become one of the popular photo-taking hotspots. After nightfall, the bright and dark lighting effects make Nam Shan Estate even more attractive after nightfall. Experience the nostalgic atmosphere ⚠️⚠️ Everyone who comes to Nanshan Estate to shoot, do not disturb the residents there, need respect and politeness first 😁😁 📍🚉🚇Shek Kip Mei MTR Station Exit B2, walk for about 1 minute. #Hong Kong Good Places #Summer Good Places