Afternoon tea time with friends.
The hair salons are full of artistic vibes.
The skilled masters at car repair shops.
Also a popular dating destination for couples.
Also a popular dating destination for couples.
Creative shops are bursting with originality.
A variety of coffee shops attract artsy minds.
A variety of coffee shops attract artsy minds.
Women lingering in the flower shop.
A dog shopkeeper attracting customers.
Pick a bouquet to match your mood.
Also a popular dating destination for couples.
A variety of cuisines gather, full of a lively atmosphere.
Posing with a bouquet in hand.
Posing with a bouquet in hand.
Centuries-old streets embrace modern trends.
Centuries-old streets embrace modern trends.
What scenery keeps people lingering?
What scenery keeps people lingering?
Stop for a chat outside the café.
Stop for a chat outside the café.
A special moment when pets meet.
Also a popular dating destination for couples.
Trendsetters snapping photos.
Trendsetters snapping photos.
Trendsetters snapping photos.
Streetside, old friends, and luxury cars.
Working right on the street.
Centuries-old streets embrace modern trends.
Centuries-old streets embrace modern trends.
Vintage cars.
A variety of cuisines gather, full of a lively atmosphere.
Vintage cars.
A special moment when pets meet.
A variety of cuisines gather, full of a lively atmosphere.
A variety of cuisines gather, full of a lively atmosphere.
No need to rush for shopping—get off at Tin Hau or Causeway Bay MTR station and take a leisurely walk along Tung Lo Wan Road to explore Tai Hang.
Known internationally for its Fire Dragon Dance, Tai Hang comes alive during the Mid-Autumn Festival, with the fiery dragon made of longevity incense parading through the night to the beat of drums, symbolizing the dispelling of disasters. This traditional folk performance is a hallmark of Hong Kong's cultural heritage. Yet, Tai Hang also offers a quieter charm, nestled between the bustling districts of Causeway Bay and Tin Hau, serving as a serene enclave amidst the city's vibrancy.
Strolling around Tai Hang, you'll find a lively blend of old and new. Longtime residents and newcomers coexist, creating a rich tapestry of urban life. This collision of tradition and modernity invites exploration, offering a unique charm that draws you in and lets you savor an effortless, slow-paced urban lifestyle.
Tag:·Tai Hang ·Fire Dragon Dance · Mid-Autumn Festival · Hong Kong street culture ·Urban slow living · Vintage cars · Artsy cafés · Old and new Hong Kong ·Dai pai dong (traditional food stalls)
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