Mong Kok is an area in the Yau Tsim Mong District and featuring many outdoor markets.
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Bird Street has stalls selling row upon row of birds in beautifully lacquered traditional
Chinese birdcages.
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This shop owner is building a beautiful lacquered traditional
Chinese birdcage.
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| Bird garden |
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The Bird garden is a popular palce for birds lovers to air their birds, let them sing and talk about
them.
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| Bird garden |
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Aquariums are popular in Hong Kong because of their perceived luck-bringing quality
when properly positioned in the home. Mong Kok's Goldfish Market is a favourite source of supply.
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| Goldfish Market |
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Both sides of Tung Choi Street are lined up with fish shops, waiting for customers.
The stores are full up with fish tanks and the tanks are stuffed with huge numbers of exotic fishes.
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| Goldfish Market |
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The Flower Market Street, devoted to wholesale and retail flower shops, is at its best just before Chinese New Year when locals buy up armfuls of flowers.
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Located near the Prince Edward MTR station, there is a whole street called
"Flower Market Road" and a few side streets all
lined with flower shops selling all kinds of flowers and plants.
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| Flower Market |
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Hong Kong Flower Market is a colourful place to visit during spring to
enjoy different varieties of blossoms.
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| Flower Market |
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The Flower Market has been serving the flower supplies for the whole of
Hong Kong since the early 1980's.
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| Flower Market |
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Lucky bamboo is a symbol of good luck, it can enhance the positive energy in environment.
Having Lucky bamboo in home, it not only decorates your room but also brings you good fortune
and prosperity.
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| Flower Market |
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Each year, during Lunar New Year Festival period, police implement special traffic arrangements at Flower Market Road Area due to crowd flow in and out.
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Flower Market Road is famous for both flower retail and wholesale. Visitors can find hundreds
of florist selling fresh flowers from all around the world and New Territories.
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| Flower Market |
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