Choi Hung Estate

Choi Hung Estate is a vibrant gem amidst Hong Kong's urban landscape, renowned for its colorful basketball court and Instagram-worthy backdrop. To reach this iconic photo spot, I took the MTR to Choi Hung Station on the Kwun Tong Line. From there, it's just a short walk to the estate. The spot to photograph the famous rainbow-hued buildings is the rooftop of the estate carpark. Once at rooftop, I was greeted by a kaleidoscope of colours on the building across. Perhaps it has been awhile since it was repainted, the colours were not as vibrant and saturated as depicted in the photos I saw on Instagram. But I guess all these can be adjusted in the post edits hahaha. Most people use the basketball court as the focal point for their photos. However, as there was a lot of people waiting on the basketball courts, I thought the badminton courts were just as good. It’s not easy trying to have a clean shot with no one in the foreground, but I guess it will help if you are patient and you go on a weekday! In Dec 2023, the HK government has announced plans to rebuild Choi Hung Estate and relocate its residents. Do take the chance to visit this place before it disappears for good! #WinHKFlight #winhkflight I want to go to Hong Kong (again) as I want to immerse myself in the vibrant streets, bustling markets, and iconic landmarks of Hong Kong. Victoria Peak, ICC and Big Buddha tops the list of places I want to go. Through my lens, I also want to inspire others to visit this energetic city!

1. Have a blast at Disney Land in Hong Kong, where you can enjoy magical adventures and create unforgettable memories. 🏰✨🪄 2. Explore Ngong Ping for a cultural experience on Lantau Island, with beautiful sights like the Tian Tan Buddha and vibrant markets. 🚠🚡⛰️ 3. Get a bird's eye view at Victoria Peak, where you can see the whole city, harbor, and nature below from high up. 🚆🌃🌙 4. Check out the colorful Choi Hung Estate for some cool pictures in Hong Kong, with its rainbow-colored buildings. 🏢🌈 5. Take a day trip to Macau to see the Venetian, a mix of Portuguese and Chinese culture, and try their famous egg tarts. ⛴️🥧🇲🇴 #tripxplorproject #hkthroughmyeyes #travelwithtripcom #Hongkong #Macau

Here are some of the most worthwhile old streets for leisurely strolls. 1️⃣, Chun Yang Street in North Point: You can take a tram around half of the city for three dollars. I saw an old man desperately riding a bicycle, delivering food between two cars. From the second floor of the tram, you can see Hong Kong from a different perspective, overlooking the streets and shops under the scorching sun. 2️⃣, Rainbow Village: Despite its dense and minor adjustments, it has color, making everything dull and boring become brilliant, with some small details, some color, and maintaining cleanliness. 3️⃣, The S-shaped slope of the police station on the mountain road in the western district of Xin Pan Road: From the overpass, you can take pictures of the church at the end of Hong Kong. Here you can see the complexity of Hong Kong's terrain. 4️⃣, Scorpio Wheel: This is Hong Kong's sea sunset ferry. When it comes from the port, it is retro green. When sitting by the window, it is silver. When it is close to the shore, it is the golden light of the lake. 5️⃣, A literary street by the sea next to the Star Sea in Kennedy Town: Because of this sign, the street and the seaside are a bit like Japan. 6️⃣, Goldfish Street: A whole street of goldfish shops near Mong Kok, with transparent plastic bags filled with air and water, and prices written out, a row of goldfish buying, is a microcosm of Hong Kong's love for life. 7️⃣, Mong Kok Bus Terminal: The small terminal on Tung Choi Street in Mong Kok will start to compete in the evening. All the small ones will stop next to the vegetable market. Although it is crowded, it also makes the street look cute. 8️⃣, Victoria Harbour: The prosperous night of sunrise and sunset, this place that represents the pride of Hong Kong, this night with the style of an international city, can truly represent the night of Hong Kong. From these ten old streets, I saw that Hong Kong has retained the congestion, refinement, speed, rhythm, and nostalgia of a city.

When I saw the restaurant name, Cafe De Itamomo, I expected to see a western restaurant who only sells pasta and steaks, but turns out they have more dishes than my first impression of the restaurant. They sell variety of Hongkong style dishes, such as curry beef brisket with rice, Japanese food, such as stone pot rice with beef, and some pasta with the fusion of Asian taste. #hong Kong Style Restaurant

In Rainbow Village, most buildings are painted with rainbow colors. The fantastic basketball court is a good photo backdrop. Come here at dusk for the best lighting. You can sit on the blue bench and face the rainbow building, with your profile facing the camera. You can also sit on the basketball court and face the sunset.

Hong Kong has so much to offer, from architecture to beautiful beaches and mountains, buzzing nightlife scene, best foodie places, Hong Kong has it all. But where to start?! Grab your friend and head to some of the coolest spots in the world, like Choi Hung Estate, also known as the rainbow estate. Together with the basketball field in the front, it makes the perfect time to chill, play a ball or take that famous colored picture. Note, that some people wait hours here to get the perfect shot without people, so make sure to come on weekdays or early in the morning. And note that these rainbow-colored buildings are people’s home, so keep in mind to be respectful.

Rainbow Village, Hong Kong, is one of the earliest public housing estates in Hong Kong. It is located in Wong Tai Sin District, Kowloon. It is built by the Buildings Committee and is currently managed by the Hong Kong Housing Authority. Very suitable for taking pictures, the young ladies are suitable for taking pictures of young girls, and there are many wedding photos here! Rainbow Village is located in Ngau Chi Wan. It is surrounded by a number of major roads in Kowloon. It is south of Lung Cheung Road, north of Tai Po Road east, east of Kwun Tong By-lan Road and west of Clear Water Bay Road. The adjacent Rainbow MTR station is also named after Rainbow Village.

Hong Kong network red photo location ~ Rainbow Village In recent years, each village house has become Hong Kong's network red card, and the most famous and most people are keen to punch card is Rainbow Village, a whole year of large buildings have been painted With a colorful color, the best position is naturally located on the basketball court on the roof parking lot in the village house. The colored ground is also a rainbow behind it. When the sun is just right, it is beautiful!

The first destination for breakfast was Rainbow Village. This is a relatively large public housing estate in Hong Kong. Rainbow Village is mainly filled with various colors on the outer wall of public housing, and it looks like a rainbow. The place we shot was a parking lot, and the top floor was a basketball court that gave people the sun. There are almost no people during the day on weekends, and occasionally a few grandfathers pass by. Hong Kong is really hot and hot. I am wearing a short denim and I want to take off my coat, but because it is too dry, I am afraid of tanning. . . So wear it! This is really not like the end of December. I am so envious of Hong Kong people, I can live this warm winter.

There are many distinctive public housing estates in Hong Kong. The densely colored matchbox houses are painted with beautiful colors, which give people a strong visual impact. Rainbow Village is one of them. , as the name suggests, the outer walls of Rainbow Village are painted in seven colors of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, blue and purple; each line is uniform color, and is equipped with dense buildings, neat layout It is like a work of art~~ The seven roads in Rainbow Village are also the first characters in the seven colors of the rainbow. Rainbow Village is located at the MTR Rainbow Station. All the rainbow-related items in Hong Kong will be This place is full! In addition to the Rainbow Building, the color of the stadium grounds should not be too nice~ Arrival: Rainbow Village is located in Wong Tai Sin, Kowloon, near MTR [Rainbow] Station, Exit C3, which can enter the estate from the northeast exit; I took the No. 26 bus from Tsim Sha Tsui. Under [Jingtai Street], I walked to the southwest exit of the village for ten minutes. Shooting: The sports field is the best shooting spot in Rainbow Village, the Rainbow Village parking lot on the map. The top floor of the two-story parking lot is this kind of sports field~ such a beautiful scene, the mobile phone can take a shot, add a filter to force a circle of friends.

Choi Hung Estate is one of the earliest public housing estates built in Hong Kong, located in Ngau Chi Wan, Wong Tai Sin District of Kowloon. Ngau Chi Wan was also directly referred to as Choi Hung, which is due to this estate situated to the north. Choi Hung Estate has become a niche spot for photography enthusiasts who know how to have fun. Take the C4 exit at the Choi Hung Estate MTR station, and you'll see the two-story car park in the middle of the estate buildings. Just go up the stairs to get there; it's not hard to find, as long as you don't take the wrong exit, the car park is right in the center of the community.

The photos of Rainbow Village are taken on a three-story platform, where there is a brightly colored basketball court, surrounded by buildings painted in soft pastel hues. The combination is very picturesque and has become a hot spot for social media influencers. Many young girls come here to take photos and check in. Take the subway to Rainbow Station and check in with the station name first, then exit at C4. Just follow the navigation and walk your way there. If there are kids playing basketball, you can borrow a basketball for photo ops.