Temple Street

Temple Street, or Temple Street, is located in Hong Kong’s Kowloon district. It is famous as a place of rapid trade - here the busiest flea markets, and trade does not stop even at night. Historically, this place dates back to the Qing Dynasty, and the name was given in honor of the Ting Hau temple that was located there.

Trading in the markets of Temple Street begins in the afternoon, but the bubbling of life takes place here in the evening. By the evening, traffic is blocked, and the street is filled with numerous visitors. What is not there - and painted with bright lights kiosks, and stuffed with goods carts, which are laid out clothes, mobile phones, watches and much more. Cassettes, old newspapers and even antiques are sold on the market. There are shopping arcades with goods for men - clothes, shoes, lighters and other accessories, so the street is sometimes called Male. At night, goods are sold at a lower price, and you can also bargain.

Unique for its authentic color, Temple Street has repeatedly become a place for filming feature films and, by and large, for many years was perceived as a symbol of public life in Hong Kong.