Hong Kong, chungking mansions, Safety and Traffic

I really want to know. I'm afraid you don't want to go.

Look at the Chongqing forest in Wong Kar-wai first. The rotten house inside is the famous chungking mansions in chungking mansions.

Secondly, this is a building with a history of about 30 years. It is poorly decorated and inhabited by many people from Southeast Asia and Africa. The most famous is authentic Indian curry. On the first floor are shops, and upstairs are residents and hotels.

The location is very good. It is located in Tsim Sha Tsui, 5 minutes to the Star Pier, and you can see Victoria Harbour. Surrounded by major shops and hotels, it is one of the most prosperous business districts. Convenient transportation, go back to Shenzhen and take the East Rail directly, take the subway or ferry everywhere, and there is also a passenger station.

Third, safety. I said there are many tourists, Indians and blacks. Don't be too afraid of those blacks soliciting at the door. Basically, they won't take the initiative to hurt you.

Be careful when spending money, and the sanitary conditions are average. Don't expect a room like the domestic express hotel. The room is basically the same as a small hotel in China, very small and simple.

Don't leave important things at home, don't stare at black people and don't take the initiative to talk to others.

Hotel corridors are generally like this/photos/89048006-m.jpg.

good luck