Landmark

King Yin Lei

Wan Chai and Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

Originally named “Hei Lo”, King Yin Lei at Stubbs Road, Mid-Levels was built in around 1937. The building was renamed as "King Yin Lei" in 1978.

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Nearby

Lovers' Rock Viewpoint · 8 min walk Lovers' Rock lies on the hillside above Bowen Road, Wan Chai. Stubbs Road Lookout Viewpoint · 8 min walk A lookout on Stubbs Road, Mid-Levels, with views over Wan Chai, Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon Peninsula. Happy Valley Racecourse Landmark · 8 min walk Built in 1845, Happy Valley Racecourse is one of the earliest large-scale constructions in Hong Kong. Yuk Hui Temple, Wan Chai Temple · 12 min walk Yuk Hui Temple, Wan Chai at Lung On Street is also known as Pak Tai Temple. The Blue House Landmark · 13 min walk Perched on Stone Nullah Lane, Wan Chai, the Blue House is a 4-storey pre-war shophouse built in the 1920s. Po Leung Kuk Museum Museum · 15 min walk Located in the headquarters of Po Leung Kuk at Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, Po Leung Kuk Museum is dedicated to the collection, compilation,...

Around Wan Chai and Causeway Bay

Harbourfront, old temples and shopping streets

Wan Chai and Causeway Bay mix old temples and a pre-war shophouse with the convention centre and big malls. Victoria Park and Happy Valley sit at the edges.

Wan Chai and Causeway Bay has 21 places on the Roam Hong Kong map: 7 landmarks, 4 temples, 2 markets, 2 viewpoints, 2 museums, 1 park or garden, 1 shop, 1 special spot and 1 cafe. Read the Wan Chai and Causeway Bay guide.

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