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Whenever people want to buy electronic products, most will immediately think of Golden Computer Centre or Apliu Street. In addition to electronic appliances, you can also find traces of various industries in Sham Shui Po, some have been rooted here for decades, and some of them are rarely found elsewhere. Do you ever know that from a small button to different styles and colours of fabrics, can all be found here? In “Sham Shui Po Kaifong Guided Tour of Industries”, our docents will take you to see the footprints of different industries in Sham Shui Po.

Our free Mandarin guided tours (one tour on Specific Sundays), introduce to the public how the historical, architectural, cultural and social significance of the Grade 2 historic building Mei Ho House is conserved and passed down through the Revitalising Historic Buildings Through Partnership Scheme (Revitalisation Scheme). Visitors will also learn about the history of Hong Kong’s public housing development, the way of life and interesting stories of early resettlement block residents, and the architectural features of Mei Ho House.

HKYHA will hold 3 days 2 nights summer camp in Bradbury Jockey Club Youth Hostel and Pak Sha O Youth Hostel with kayak training program and junior leadership program for kids aged from 8-13 years old, they will receive certificates after completion of program.

Our free English guided tours (one tour on Specific Sundays), introduce to the public how the historical, architectural, cultural and social significance of the Grade 2 historic building Mei Ho House is conserved and passed down through the Revitalising Historic Buildings Through Partnership Scheme (Revitalisation Scheme). Visitors will also learn about the history of Hong Kong’s public housing development, the way of life and interesting stories of early resettlement block residents, and the architectural features of Mei Ho House.

Our free daily guided tours introduce to the public how the historical, architectural, cultural and social significance of the Grade 2 historic building Mei Ho House is conserved and passed down through the Revitalising Historic Buildings Through Partnership Scheme (Revitalisation Scheme). Visitors will also learn about the history of Hong Kong’s public housing development, the way of life and interesting stories of early resettlement block residents, and the architectural features of Mei Ho House.