Travel Tips and Stories of Sai Wan in Hong Kong
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Travel guide of Sai Wan
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Sai Wan from travelers sharing their experiences
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Travel guide of Sai Wan
Catching the moment during my Sunday walk - Fisherman on the Pier
Hong Kong is well known for its skyline and the Peak Observatory is by far the most popular location/ tourist spot to see it. Unlike most tourists that go directly to the Peak Observatory, I went to a hiking trail nearby called “Lugard Road.� From there, I was able to capture the lights of the tall skyscrapers while avoiding the crowded areas. This photo is a representation of how advanced the human race is and how man is able to create magnificent wonders around the world just like these tall skyscrapers in Hong Kong.
"Swimming Pool" at Kennedy Town in Hong Kong
Hongkong skyline view from Victoria Peak
Living in the shadow of this iconic Hong Kong vista, it’s sad it took me as long as it did to get this shot. That said, my cab broke down ascending the hill, I dropped (and cracked) my phone climbing out of it, and I had to run the last mile. But I got the shot. Was it worth it? I dunno.
Walking on an HK dock - peaceful attitude
Hong Kong skyline at night from Victoria peak
Fight for Freedom, Stand with Hong Kong
Victoria Peak is a hill on the western half of Hong Kong Island. It is also known as Mount Austin, and locally as The Peak. With an elevation of 552 m, it is the highest hill on Hong Kong island, ranked 31 in terms of elevation in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
Experienced by Viraj Rajankar
The view from Victoria Peak on Hong Kong island.
The former Central Police Station of Hong Kong, located at the eastern end of Hollywood Road, in Central, Hong Kong has been redeveloped into a cultural and shopping destination generally called Tai Kwun.
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My son way of saying hello to the beautiful unique Hongkong
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St. John’s Building in Hongkong with blue sky background
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At the time, this was by far the tallest building I had ever stood near to.
4 km from Sai Wan
So it was my first time in Hong Kong and i was taking pictures all over the place, so in the evening we decided to take the ferry and i was like this place is beautiful and i should take a shot here, as soon as i clicked this hot i knew it was one of the best shots i had ever taken. Love Hong Kong cant wait to go back there again.
Experienced by Sankalp Sharma
4 km from Sai Wan
So this area in nearby Yau Ma Tei in Hong Kong, there’s many street shops sign still around. It has the feels of the old style Hong Kong, so I was wandering the area and there are many old residential buildings which look kinda worn out. Why not I take the picture there? It was sunny and there’s an old man on a bike strolling around the streets. So I took the picture. The picture outcome is that it gives this old vibes in Hong Kong.
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Ghost in the Shell proved to be quite an inspiration when I was about to take this image. My GF and I were looking for food around Admiralty. Apparently, crossing a footbridge paved my way to capture this image of Hong Kong during rush hour. The moment I saw this photo I immediately knew that this should be something to remind me of Hong Kong: Asian, modern, and eccentric.
Experienced by Dwayne Sanson Tin
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Looking across Victoria Harbour towards Hong Kong Island from the Kowloon side of Hong Kong.
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24-05-2020 - Riot police fired tear gas and water cannon at thousands of demonstrators, who were chanting slogans and waving banners against China's plans to impose a new security law on the territory, which some describe it as a "flagrant breach" of the Sino-British Joint Declaration, under which Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
