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Hong Kong


Ever wondered what happens to all the abalone shells thrown out by Hong Kong's restaurants? Some of them end up here, reimagined as beautiful pendants, rings, bracelets and handbags. Australian–Hong Kong designer Jeanine Hsu uses shells, reclaimed wood, brass and natural gemstones in her unusual but very wearable creations. Prices start at about HK$1200.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Hong Kong attractions

1. Palace of Moon & Water Kwun Yum Temple

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Not to be confused with Kwun Yum Temple nearby, this dimly lit temple honours Kwun Yum of a Thousand Arms. Kwun Yum (aka Guanyin) is the Goddess of…

2. Possession Street

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Just before Hollywood Rd meets Queen’s Rd West is Possession St, where Commodore Gordon Bremmer and a contingent of British marines planted the Union Jack…

3. Pak Sing Ancestral Hall

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In the 19th century many Chinese who left home in search of better horizons died overseas. As it was the wish of traditional Chinese to be buried in their…

4. Kwun Yam Temple

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Built in 1840, Sheung Wan's oldest temple honours Kwun Yam, the Goddess of Mercy. It's a quaint-looking structure, with a magnificent and intricate brass…

5. Liang Yi Museum

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This private three-floor museum houses two exquisite collections: antique Chinese furniture from the Ming and Qing dynasties, and Chinese-inspired…

6. Cat Street

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Just north of (and parallel to) Hollywood Rd is Upper Lascar Row, aka ‘Cat Street’, a pedestrian-only lane lined with antique and curio shops and stalls…

7. Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences

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Although this museum's focus is medical sciences, there are several interesting exhibits for tourists – in particular the section dedicated to the history…

8. Man Mo Temple

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One of Hong Kong’s oldest temples and a declared monument, atmospheric Man Mo Temple is dedicated to the gods of literature (‘Man’), holding a writing…