Beyond the delicious bites, our Hello Hong Kong Food Tour dives into the roots of local culture! One fascinating stop? A Chinese medicine shop in Sheung Wan, where you can see skilled pharmacists preparing traditional remedies just like they have since 1946. Plus, we’ll explore a dried seafood shop and Hong Kong’s oldest wet market to uncover the ingredients that go into authentic soups and dishes. Ready to taste AND experience the real Hong Kong? Book your tour today!
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In Hong Kong, bamboo scaffolding remains a common sight, standing out as one of the few places globally where this traditional method is still prevalent. Its flexibility, strength, and cost-effectiveness make it a preferred choice over steel and aluminum scaffolding, which are more common in mainland China and other Asian countries.
Can you name other Asian countries that uses this too?
On our recent Lantau tour, we had a magical moment in Tai-O when a pink dolphin appeared! These incredible creatures are so rare, you can hear everyones excitement in the video.
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In celebration of the Big Buddha. one of the Key ceremonies is the Bathing of the Buddha, where water is gently poured over small Buddha statues. This ritual symbolizes the purification of the soul, spiritual cleansing, and the washing away of negative energy. It's a deeply meaningful act that resonates with many participants, highlighting the spiritual essence of the celebration.
Casting fortune sticks, or Kau Chim, at Wong Tai Sin Temple in Hong Kong involves seekers shaking a container of sticks until one falls out. Each stick bears a corresponding fortune or guidance, offering visitors a unique glimpse into their destiny amidst the temple's serene ambiance.
During Chinese New Year, people flock to Wong Tai Sin Temple seeking blessings for the upcoming year. They believe that praying at the temple during this festive time will bring good luck, prosperity, and harmony to their lives. The vibrant atmosphere, intricate architecture, and cultural significance make it a popular destination for locals and tourists alike during the Lunar New Year celebrations.