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2 hours 30 minutes
Mobile ticket
A cultural expert led walking tour to discover the unknown side of Yau Ma Tei. Follow the footsteps of the Indigenous cultural fans to explore the Broadway Cinematheque, one of the most beautiful cinema, Chinese bridal gown shop or century old shops, and experience the unique cultural life in the bustling city.
This is a Hong Kong Tourism Board "New Tour Product Development Scheme" Approved Product.
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Minimum number of participants for the activity: 4
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Jordan / Yau Ma Tei
Visit Yau MaTei Theatre or Fruit Wholesale Market, Shanghai Street, Little Red Brick House, century-old shops and Broadway Cinematheque.
Tin Hau Temple
More than 100 years
Snacks
Any consumption at the Fruit Wholesale market
4 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
lucyiu09,,Oct 4, 2020
- Review from Tripadvisor
Love visiting the old stores. Each old store witness the history of the district and can tell you a story of old Hong Kong.
J H,,Mar 19, 2018
- Review from Tripadvisor
Met at Yau Mei Tei MTR station for a 2 hour tour which we really enjoyed. We were given an earpiece each so we could hear everything our guide Ling was telling us. It was very well organised and we stopped at some interesting places along the way including the fruit & vegetable market, a local bridal shop and finishing the tour in an authentic cafe. We were able to continue on after the tour and explore other areas of Kowloon nearby such as ladies market goldfish street.
CardyChan,,Jan 5, 2018
- Review from Tripadvisor
I was highly recommended by a good friend to try this travel agency and Cultural Background was the first tour (won't be the last!) I joined. I was picked up together with other 2 participants from the Yau Ma Tei MTR station on time and we were then in for a cultural treat - the tour covered quite a few streets in the area, where you could still find a considerable amount of unique, traditional family-owned businesses. We were also taken to the wholesale fruit market and walked through some back alleys that normally we might be too chicken to do ourselves. There were so many stories to be shared by the guide Ling and places to be checked out nearby as well. Ling is extremely knowledgeable and seems to know the area like the back of her hand. We then visited a 'cha chaan tang' (a local eatery), where we sampled a few popular snacks including Hong Kong-style Milk Tea, French Toast, etc. The tour finished at the Tin Hau Temple Complex and we went into almost each of the sections that have been subdivided for different deities or functions. The tour was well-thought-out, jam-packed with interesting spots and yet very well-paced. It was informative but Ling didn't bombard us with overwhelming details. I didnt want to give away the itinerary too much in this review because I feel it is only fair for you to experience the tour first-hand. Having said that, I strongly believe you will not disappoint.


Operated by Ho Ho Go Experience