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Shopping
Kowloon
Apliu Street –
There is an abundance of character in
this street market selling nearly-new electronic goods.
It’s a good place to soak up the Hong Kong market
experience and maybe even pick up a bargain.
Ap Liu Street, Sham Shui Po
Flower Market –
One of Hong Kong’s most colourful
specialist street markets, this gem offers sweet
scents, exotic blossoms and fortune-bringing
houseplants. This is where hotels, restaurants and
Hong Kong insiders shop for flowers, often priced
well below city florists.
Flower Market Road, Mong Kok
Goldfish Market –
Aquariums with exotic fish are popular
in Hong Kong as they are believed to bring good luck
when properly positioned in the home. Goldfish Market
in Mong Kok is a favourite supplier.
North Section of Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok
Gold Fish Market
Jade Market –
The Jade Market features around 400
stalls selling jade of all types, shapes, sizes and prices.
The junction of Kansu and Battery Streets, Yau Ma Tei
Jade Street –
Near the Jade Market is Jade Street. A
giant jade stone weighing three tons has been placed
there as a landmark.
Located on Canton Road between Kansu Street and
Jordan Road, Yau Ma Tei
Ladies’ Market –
Kowloon’s most popular day-long
street market is devoted to discerning women with
an eye for bargain-priced clothing, cosmetics and
household knick-knacks. Many stalls sell items for men
and children too.
South Section of Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok
Temple Street Night Market –
This open-air market is
a world famous Hong Kong attraction, hosting a vast
array of discounted watches, leatherware, clothing and
souvenirs. It also features side attractions including
Cantonese opera and fortune-tellers.
Temple Street, Yau Ma Tei
Temple Street Night Market
Yuen Po Street Bird Garden –
The favourite gathering
place for Hong Kong’s songbird owners, this bird market
provides pets with all manner of creature comforts, from
intricately crafted cages and fine porcelain drinking
bowls to nutritious grasshoppers.
Yuen Po Street, Mong Kok
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