An entrance adorned with red lanterns takes you back to the yesteryears of old Hong Kong. Once a popular hotel in the 1950's, this historical restaurant is famous for its signature dish popular with tourists: roast pigeon.
After hosting iconic greats like Bruce Lee in its tenure, the hotel closed down in 1985, but the cinematic building still retains its old-world charm.
Plan
Overview
Skill level
Easy
Accessbility
Public Location
Hours
Anytime
Fee
Free
Pack
Telephoto lens (85mm)
Model
Reflective tool (e.g. mirror)
How to get there
N22° 23' 17.7612"E114° 11' 30.2964"
This photo was taken at the front entrance of Lung Wah Hotel restaurant. The restaurant is down the street from the Lek Yuen Fountain in Sha Tin, which is another location I have in the app.
By public transportation:
- Closest station: Sha Tin Station (via East Rail Line)
- Head northeast toward Sha Tin Station Circuit
- Turn left onto Sha Tin Station Circuit and take the pedestrian overpass
- Turn right onto Pai Tau St
- Turn left
- Turn right
- Keep left and the destination will be on the left
Address:
Lung Wah Hotel, No.22 Ha Wo Che Village, Sha Tin NT Hong Kong
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