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Themed Tour: Tsuen Wan Hidden Gem Cultural Walk

Dates

17.12.2024 (Tue)

09.02.2025 (Sun)

Time

10:00-12:00

Assembly Point

Sai Lau Kok Garden (outside the Multi-purpose Room)

Cultural Tour Specialist: Kit ChanTour Expert: Walk in Hong Kong

Columnist, editor, photographer, and independent curator Kit Chan will guide participants through the art, history, and community culture of Tsuen Wan. From the #ddHK creative installations in the town centre to the historical buildings in Lo Wai Village, tea houses in Chuen Lung Village on the Tai Mo Shan mountainside, and Koon Man Space, a communal art and photography space there, Kit will narrate the stories and cultural backgrounds of each location, exploring the artistic and cultural gems of Tsuen Wan with participants.

Note

- The guided tour is conducted in Cantonese supplemented with English and Putonghua.
- Shuttle bus service will be provided to transport participants between selected attractions.
- Registration for tours in February 2025 will begin at 10am on 16 January 2025 (Thu).

About Kit Chan

Graduated from the University of Hong Kong, and formerly a journalist, Kit Chan currently works as a column writer, editor, photographer and independent curator.
Putting focus on architecture, humanity, space making and urbanism, he actively documents Hong Kong, as well as other cities.

He is the author of two books, KNOWHERE and KNOWHERE HONG KONG, published respectively in 2020 and 2023.
The former publication has been awarded with Hong Kong Publishing Biennial Awards 2021.

About Walk in Hong Kong

Walk in Hong Kong is a renowned cultural enterprise offering meticulously crafted walking tours for those seeking to uncover the hidden facets of Hong Kong. Their immersive experiences blend entertainment, education, and a celebration of the city's captivating tales. With expertise in both physical and virtual realms, they curate engaging journeys offline and online. Their passionate guides, hailing from diverse professional backgrounds, share personal stories and promote an authentic Hong Kong beyond guidebooks.

Special thanks to Nina Park for providing docent services in the park