🌕 Be a quiet hipster — Night tour of Nanfeng Cotton Mill

From the 1960s to the late 1980s, the textile industry was extremely prosperous in Hong Kong, and the "Nan Fung Spinning Mill" in Tsuen Wan witnessed this history of rise and fall. Due to the decline of the manufacturing industry, the historical role of "Nan Fung Cotton Mill" has come to an end. It was replanned and revitalized in 2014 and reopened in 2018. It now houses many handmade and boutique shops and restaurants. It has been open for so long, I believe many people have visited it, especially those with pets, because "Nan Fung Spinning Mill" is a pet-friendly shopping mall. However, "Nan Fung Spinning Mill" has a lot of tourists, so if you want to make the most of it, you can consider going there for a night tour at night. 📍 45 Pak Tin Pa Street, Tsuen Wan 🚈 Exit A4 of Tsuen Wan Station, take the pedestrian bridge at Discovery Park, cross Castle Peak Road under the bridge, and walk for about 10 minutes There are no crowds at night and not many shops are still open, but you can still buy a cup of coffee at "Koko Coffee Roasters" and choose to sit on the bench on the first floor to look at the renovated spinning mill and the traces of time left behind; or go to the farmland on the second floor or the park on the third floor, sit outside and watch the spinning mill blend into the peaceful night. This September, "Nan Fung Cotton Mill" has collaborated with "Designs in Air" to bring sea monsters into the mill to celebrate Halloween. The atmosphere will be even more lively if you come at night. In addition to the shops and decorations inside, there are also many murals outside where you can take photos, so don’t miss it! #localtourism #goodplacesinTsuenWan #NanFungSpinningFactory #hipsters #goodplacetocheckin #abitoftranquilityinthebustlingcity