The waterfront walkway is much improved and impressive from when I lived in HK decades ago. I like how the open space is used, more green, cultural and aesthetic 👍👍 Thanks for filming and sharing. Nice vdo.
Thank you! What's really impressive is how they've connected it running all the way from Kennedy Town down to nearly Chai Wan! Only one section near Tin Hau is still under construction, but otherwise you can walk the entirety of Victoria Harbour from east to west!
@@WalkerHK That is truly amazing! I used to live in Kennedy Town and worked in Central before an MTR station was built. It would have been wonderful to walk the length of the waterfront. I used to hangout at the TST waterfront instead to getaway from the crowds. lol.
@@WalkerHK The waterfront area on Kowloon side where the HK Cultural Centre is located was not crowded. I'm not referring to TST proper where it is always crowded with shoppers.
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Fantastic! Hey friend, big thanks for sharing that video! Watched it all the way through, absolutely mesmerized! Subscribed to your channel as well!
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The waterfront walkway is much improved and impressive from when I lived in HK decades ago. I like how the open space is used, more green, cultural and aesthetic 👍👍 Thanks for filming and sharing. Nice vdo.
Thank you! What's really impressive is how they've connected it running all the way from Kennedy Town down to nearly Chai Wan! Only one section near Tin Hau is still under construction, but otherwise you can walk the entirety of Victoria Harbour from east to west!
@@WalkerHK That is truly amazing! I used to live in Kennedy Town and worked in Central before an MTR station was built. It would have been wonderful to walk the length of the waterfront. I used to hangout at the TST waterfront instead to getaway from the crowds. lol.
@@minniec.9127 Hah, wow, going to TST to escape crowds, that was a different time!
@@WalkerHK The waterfront area on Kowloon side where the HK Cultural Centre is located was not crowded. I'm not referring to TST proper where it is always crowded with shoppers.
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I think this is some sort of Indonesian dialect, but I cant be sure! Google translate failed me on this one!