Interesting places in Kowloon:

Victoria Harbour 維多利亞港		Tsim Sha Tsui 尖沙咀
Hong Kong City Course		Avenue of Stars 星光大道
Hong Kong Coliseum 香港體育館		Star Ferry Pier, Kowloon
Mongkok, Hongkong		旺角 Mong Kok
Ocean Center		Carpenter Road Park
Poultry Wholesale Market		海運大廈 Ocean Terminal
Harbour Front Horizon		KCR Mong Kok Station
觀塘 Kwun Tong		Shuvam Mohapatra Area
Mong Kok Stadium		KCR Kowloon Tong Station
Kowloon Park 九龍公園		麗晶花園 Richland Gardens
Laguna City 麗港城		Lai Chi Kok Park　（荔枝角公園）
Boundary Street		Club de Recreio
南蓮園池（Nan Lian Garden）

Kowloon is located north of Hong Kong Island and south of the mainland part of the New Territories.

• Kowloon Walled City Park Built on the former site of the .

• Cruise ships berthed at Ocean Terminal

• The Kowloon Waterfront offers splendid views of the Hong Kong shoreline and skyline. At night the best spots to take photographs from are occupied by enterprising locals who will take your picture for money.

• A Symphony Of Lights. Every night at 8pm there is a light show involving Hong Kong Island's key buildings. On Monday evenings, spectators can listen to the show's music and English narration live at the Avenue of Stars, on radio on FM103.4 MHz or by calling 35 665 665.

• From the waterfront you can take the (it's a truely amazing experience) to , getting an excellent view of the skyline in the process.

• Built in the 1950s, Shek Kip Mei Estate is the only place where you can see the living conditions in Hong Kong during the 50s - 60s. There are still a few blocks of buildings built in 1950s and residents are still living in them! Walk from Shek Kip Mei MTR Station.

• Hong Kong Space Museum

• Hong Kong Cultural Centre

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homes and doors
Made by * andrew
shun lee public estate, hongkong - nowaday, it's not easy to get into any public estate's houses(buildings) because main gates have been installed for security reason. in fact, most of internal views of each building are quite interesting. it truly reflects hongkong's culture, history and living. however, there's not open for public access. This shot is dedicated to former Governor Sir Murray Maclehose who was mapped out and rolled out the policy of public estate in hong kong. He really did a lot of great contribution to Hong Kong while he was the Governor of Hong Kong. contax t3 @ f/2.8, fujifilm fujicolor superia reala 100


Hong Kong Gets Ready to Party!
Made by Steve Webel
I was excited to have another clear day (there is an approaching typhoon, so I guess the smog / pollution has been blown away!), however I was disappointed there were not any clouds to add contrast in the sky. I think the colors in the sky came out pretty nice! The detail in the buildings looks pretty cool in the . --- Camera: Minolta DYNAX 5D Exposure: 10 sec (10) Aperture: f/9 Focal Length: 35 mm ISO Speed: 100 Exposure Bias: 3/10 EV --- I would love to have feedback on this photo. (Please add any approapriate tags to this photo!)


IFC
Made by cblee
Today it was the most beautiful day (weather-wise) I have ever seen in Hong Kong. There were no clouds in the sky and the wind blew away the polluted air. I took the advantage of the weather and went out to take yet another shot at the Hong Kong city. The Hong Kong skyline is truly magnificent. These couple photos are very sharp, do try to take a peek at the originals. Beautiful Hong Kong


Hong Kong Clock Tower
Made by Steve Webel
I had a chance to shoot with my new ultra-wide angle lens while in Hong Kong recently. I liked the way this one turned out. What do you think? *Blogged at http://stevewebel.com/photographer/2007/08/03/hong-kong-clock-to... ___ Camera: Nikon D80 Exposure: 5 sec (5) Aperture: f/4 Focal Length: 10 mm ISO Speed: 100 Exposure Bias: 0/6 EV


Intense colours of Hong Kong
Made by FredrikN
Sunset over Hong Kong Island and Victoria Harbour. Colours and tones exaggerated using DPHDR PP. Best viewed large.