Sham Shui Po, you may say it's the old town of Hong Kong. It looks old and have a lot of small stores showed on the above photos. You may find some interesting things or some old things here. And also some new things, there are many smart phone stores. I guess which may be cheaper than the downtown Hong Kong.
現在，其也做為青年旅館(YHA)供旅客住宿，雖然離較繁華的尖沙咀，中環遠一點，應該也還算方便，只是若有大行李箱，要在馬路上拖行十分鐘才能來到此，可能會稍微累一點，但至少房價應該可以便宜不少。
Mei Ho House, formerly part of Shek Kip Mei Estate, Hong Kong, is the last remaining example of a "Mark II" building in a single-block configuration. While the other buildings of the estate dating from the 1950s have been demolished, being replaced by new ones, Mei Ho House was chosen to be preserved. Now it's a YHA, if you're not so care about the transportation time, I think here will be a cheap place to stay. It's also opened for public from Tuesday to Sunday. Unfortunately, I went here on Monday, so there are no more photos.
Just next to the main gate of Mei Ho House, there is a sign point out the path up hill. This is the path to go up to the Garden Hill for a nice view of Sham Shui Po.
These buildings are apartments or tong lau. The Hong Kong citizens may spend one-third of their monthly salary to stay in a small room. It's hard to imagine how many people lived in those buildings.
Some people are says that to see the night view at the Peak, you'll see the skyscrapers from those rich people. That belongs to the tourists. Here, the Garden Hill at Sham Shui Po. You'll see the old apartments and tong lau which belongs to the poor people, where only the citizens may know. For me, here has the night view with more energetic.
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九龍深水埗石硤尾邨41座
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