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Hong Kong : Top 10 Sights from the Escalator

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Top 10 Top 10 Sights from the Escalator

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  • 1. Escalator Itself

    The world’s longest covered escalator system is a sight unto itself.

  • 2. Commuters

    Some 211,000 people ride the system daily, bypassing the Mid-Levels’ notorious traffic snarls.

  • 3. Central Market

    The escalator begins opposite this agreeably raucous fruit and vegetable market.

  • 4. BoHo

    (“Below Hollywood Road”) The start of the journey takes you through the heart of this hip quarter.

  • 5. SoHo

    (“South of Hollywood Road”). Alight at the first stop and walk a block uphill for trendy bars and eateries (see SoHo).

  • 6. Hollywood Road

    Home to antique shops, galleries, nightclubs, bars and the historic Man Mo Temple.

  • 7. Galleries

    Several en route, many specializing in the bright new wave of Chinese art.

  • 8. Rednaxela Terrace

    So named because a 19th- century signwriter wrote “Alexander” from right to left, in the Chinese manner. Uncorrected to this day.

  • 9. Jamia Masjid Mosque

    Also known as the Shelly Street Mosque, built in 1915. One of three mosques catering to 70,000 Muslims.

  • 10. Conduit Road

    Where SoHo peters out, and the Mid-Levels begins amid forests of upscale apartment blocks.

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