Temple Street Night Market

You can go there to check in at night and have a midnight snack. There are snacks and desserts, and there are quite a lot of people. If you walk forward, there are clothes and groceries. Next to it is the internet-famous Jia Jia dessert. It is recommended to take away. The waiting time is at least half an hour. There are also many small restaurants nearby. Friends who have time can go for a walk!

Get on the bus at the entrance of Lego Discovery Center downstairs of K11. The journey took about an hour and we visited almost all the attractions in Kowloon. Fortunately, it didn't rain that night. It was very comfortable to watch the neon night view of Hong Kong accompanied by the leisurely evening breeze.

Hong Kong🇭🇰【Temple Street Night Market】 Temple Street-This word has appeared many times in our stories of growing up in our youth. Even if our generation has never been to Hong Kong, we must be familiar with Temple Street. Temple Street is actually not just a street. It covers a large area, and Temple Street Night Market refers to this street and its branches. Come here to experience the authentic charm of the old Hong Kong market. Visitors shuttle between various shops, and the sounds of hawking and bargaining are very lively. There are also many types of goods sold here, but most of them are small gadgets and souvenirs. Temple Street starts from the red archway at the door and extends 350 meters into the distance. The whole street is very lively at night. And around this street, there is a whole street of fortune-telling stalls such as tarot cards and palm reading. This is also a very unique scene in Hong Kong. Transportation: 3 minutes walk from Jordan MTR Station

This night market is very similar to the Liuhe Street Market in Kaohsiung. Basically, the street closes after 2pm. Then, vendors start moving their carts to fixed areas and setting up mobile stalls. But unlike Liuhe, there are fewer stalls selling food and more stalls selling various goods.

There is really nothing to see in the shopping area. There are many stalls selling fake goods. If you really want to buy counterfeit goods as souvenirs, this is definitely a good choice. Not to mention the food, it must be "tourist prices". There must be other places in Hong Kong that are cheap and delicious.

In fact, Hong Kong people only go to Temple Street occasionally, but Temple Street is indeed a place full of old Hong Kong characteristics. Temple Street is not very long, and sometimes adult items are sold, but these things are witnesses of the history of Hong Kong hawkers. If tourists arrive early, they can also visit the temple next to it.