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Lascar Row

Lascar Row, also known as Cat Street, is an area between Hollywood Road and Queen’s Road Central in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong.It is an antique and junk market with Chinese relics and their reproductions. Antiquarians will find relics like ancient coins, stamps, copper mirrors and movie posters, among others. The market is a short distance from Sheung Wan metro station.

To get a glimpse of the pragmatic appearance of French flavor in Hong Kong, the Consulate General of France organizes the biggest French arts festival named Le French May Arts Festival in Hong Kong and Macau as well. Receiving thousands of visitors for the festival from around the world, the festival showcases exceptional forms of opera music, contemporary dance, multi-arts performance, french culinary, cinema, fashion - evoking the essence of France in Hong Kong. Read More

One of the best luxury shopping havens in Hong Kong, Lee Theatre and Leighton houses some of the most popular international labels like Hong Kong’s first UniQlo store, Nike, Adidas, MUJI among many more. A premium destination in Causeway Bay, it is a landmark of the city which curates a unique, all in one shopping experience by having a mix of Asian as well as internationally recognised fashion boutiques.

The Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb Museum is located on Tonkin Street in Hong Kong. The tomb museum was accidentally found in 1995 when the Honk Kong government was levelling a hill slope for the construction of resettlement buildings which presently is known as Lei Cheng Uk Estate. It is the only Eastern Han brick tomb ever found in the metropolitan and thus is of cultural importance. The museum constitutes a brick tomb and an exhibition hall alongside. The exhibitions present give detailed information about the tomb and the Chinese famous Silk Road. Though Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb Museum was protected by concrete and waterproofing layers, it still suffered from leakage problems and had to be renovated in 2005. Due to conservation reasons, visitors have not been allowed to enter since the 1980s and can see through a glass panel. Read More

A 656 foot-long sweep of sand on the southern coast of the New Territories, the Lido beach offers glorious views of Tsing Ma in the distance and is also near the sister beach of Casam. It features all facilities like several volleyball courts, refreshment shacks, lifeguards, changing rooms and showers/bathrooms, making it perfect for a good swim!

A Christian church that has bilingual services, the Lifehouse International Church Hong Kong is a church offering four weekly services in English and Cantonese. Located on Temple Street in Jordan, it also has a unique Lifehouse kids program for children on Sunday mornings.

The Lion Rock Hill, or simply Lion Rock is one of the highest mountains in Hong Kong, sitting between Kowloon Tong and Tai Wai, touted as the best hiking trail. Perched at 495 meters high, the Lion Rock is a creative structure of rocks that basically resemble a sphinx-like seated Lion, hence, the name. The Lion Rock Hike is an adventurous yet worthwhile trek where the efforts of climbing are rewarded by glorious views of the Hong Kong scenic landscapes. If hiking in Hong Kong is part of one's itinerary, Lion's Rock should be on top of the list. The hike up to the Lion Rock forms part 5 of the MacLehose Trail and is fortunately well signposted and marked for convenience. It is a great outdoor activity for everyone looking to explore the city in a uniquely fun way because it enables you to soak in the true essence of Hong Kong inclusive of its nature, impeccable skyline, traditional vibes of the underrated areas and beyond. Read More

The Lion’s Nature Education Centre, located to the East of Hiram’s Highway near Sai Kung Town, is an 84-acre nature park used for recreation, scientific research, public education and nature conservation. The centre houses an arboretum, a rock and mineral garden, a nursery, an insectarium, a shell house and a medicinal plants garden. The Lions Nature Education Centre also includes a Dragonfly Pond which is the spotlight of the centre with over 100 species of the insect. Read More

The Lo So Shing Beach on Lamma Island, Hong Kong is one of the finest beaches in the city. It lies on the west coast of the Island which requires a 15-minute walk west of Hilltop Pavilion. Featuring glistening crystal clear water and golden fine sand, Lo So Shing Beach has been classified as one of Hong Kong’s cleanest beaches. The beach is set off from the rest of the ocean via a shark net providing a fairly confined area for swimming. Adding to the charm of the beach is the fact that is located in an isolated patch of the city which keeps the atmosphere peaceful and serene. Lo So Shing is located in a public-transport free zone and Lamma Island also happens to be a car-free island, therefore, the beach remains far away from civilization and remains peaceful, uncrowded and clean. Since Lo So Shing Beach is equipped with some low-intensity water sports and a few other gimmicks, it serves perfectly as a picnic spot or weekend getaway. Read More

With silky, icing-sugar sands, Long Ke Wan beach has been lauded as one of the best beaches in Hong Kong. It looks straight out of the Philippines thanks to the white sand, clear water and forested hillside. This place rewards visitors with sweeping views of the South China Sea.