1979 Mong Kok Quaker Street (Kangle Street), Mong Kok Canton Road Market Fragment Mong Kok A Disappearing Street in Mong Kok "Kangle Street" is now part of Langham Place, the second half of the footage Canton Road "Mong Kok Market" Fragment formerly Hong Kong people preferred to play with a teahouse on soap and sigh tea Two pieces (playing mobile phones today) ★ [Kangle Street] began to develop into "Quaker Street" in the 1970s. Before that, in the early 1960s, the Qixiang Tea House on Shanghai Street in Mong Kok became a concentration of local bird lovers. After the teahouse was dismantled, the concentration was transferred to the nearby Kang Le Street. At the beginning, there were about 10 small grasshoppers selling grasshoppers, and then gradually developed, attracting more shops selling cages, chestnuts, grasshoppers and birds. By the 1980s, there were more than 80 shops selling birds and birds. It became one of the tourist attractions in Hong Kong. In the early 1990s, the Land Development Corporation published the "Argyle Street/Shanghai Street Redevelopment Plan", which aims to improve the environment of the area. The original site was cleared and the Langham Place was built. The vendors of "Quaker Street" moved to the Bird Garden of Yuanyu Street near Huaxu Road in 1997. wai tse [History of time and space] sorting
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1979 Mong Kok Quaker Street (Kangle Street), Mong Kok Canton Road Market Fragment Mong Kok A Disappearing Street in Mong Kok "Kangle Street" is now part of Langham Place, the second half of the footage Canton Road "Mong Kok Market" Fragment formerly Hong Kong people preferred to play with a teahouse on soap and sigh tea Two pieces (playing mobile phones today) ★ [Kangle Street] began to develop into "Quaker Street" in the 1970s. Before that, in the early 1960s, the Qixiang Tea House on Shanghai Street in Mong Kok became a concentration of local bird lovers. After the teahouse was dismantled, the concentration was transferred to the nearby Kang Le Street. At the beginning, there were about 10 small grasshoppers selling grasshoppers, and then gradually developed, attracting more shops selling cages, chestnuts, grasshoppers and birds. By the 1980s, there were more than 80 shops selling birds and birds. It became one of the tourist attractions in Hong Kong. In the early 1990s, the Land Development Corporation published the "Argyle Street/Shanghai Street Redevelopment Plan", which aims to improve the environment of the area. The original site was cleared and the Langham Place was built. The vendors of "Quaker Street" moved to the Bird Garden of Yuanyu Street near Huaxu Road in 1997. wai tse [History of time and space] sorting
Hong Kong flowers, birds, fish and insects gathering place, more than ten years ago, when there were a lot of people, crowded and crowded, it was not easy to pass by, and later it may be limited by free travel, tourists plummeted, and when passing by, there was almost no one to buy and sell, only a few empty bird cages hung there, the owner of the shop did not...
The Bird Garden was built mainly to coincide with the Land Development Corporation's redevelopment plan, which was designed to improve the environment of the area. The "Kangle Street", commonly known as "Quaker Street", is located in the redevelopment area. It is famous for selling birds and pets and attracts a large number of local bird lovers and tourists. In order to retain the characteristics and style of "Quaker Street", the bird garden is built on Yuanyu Street. In addition to the rest facilities, there are 70 bird stalls in the garden for the "Queen Street" dealers to continue to operate.
bird garden at city center of mongkok
The Bird Garden at Yuen Po Street is a wonderful place to visit. The garden is filled with beautiful birds and the atmosphere is peaceful and relaxing. The garden is well-maintained and the birds are well-cared for. It's a great place to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy some time with nature. Overall, I would highly recommend a visit to the Bird Garden at Yuen Po Street.
as I remember there is a lot of birds singing in the cage!