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Discovering “LCSD Photo-taking Spots”: Snap, Check in and Compete

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Entries must be related to the theme of leisure and culture. As the Event has three stages, we are highlighting a series of “LCSD Photo-taking spots” below to inspire members of the public to embark on a delightful journey. Entrants may also choose their own photo-taking spots and share their favourite routes of exploring LCSD facilities and venues.

Stage 1:

(1 May 2024
(00:00 a.m.)
to
16 June 2024
(11:59 p.m.))		(1): Romantic Photo-taking Spots on Hong Kong Island


(2): Literature and History-related Photo-taking Spots on Outlying Islands



(3): Photo-taking Spots in New Territories East for Young People


(4): Photo-taking Spots in Kowloon for Art Lovers		Photo-taking Spot: Ap Lei Chau Wind Tower Park, Repulse Bay Beach, Stanley Promenade, Shek O Lovers Bridge, Tamar Park

Photo-taking Spot: Soccer Pitch of Pak Tai Temple Playground, Cheung Chau, Cheung Chau Tung Wan Beach, Hung Shing Yeh Beach, Upper Cheung Sha Beach/Lower Cheung Sha Beach, Silver Mine Bay Viewing Deck, North Lamma Public Library

Photo-taking Spot: Sha Tin Town Hall, Hong Kong Railway Museum, Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Sha Tin Park, Che Kung Temple Sports Centre, Hong Kong Velodrome Park

Photo-taking Spot: Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Hong Kong Museum of Art, Lai Chi Kok Park (Lingnan Garden), Ko Shan Theatre, East Kowloon Cultural Centre
Stage 2:

(17 June 2024
(00:00 a.m.)
to
19 July 2024
(11:59 p.m.))		(1): Historical Photo-taking Spots in Kowloon



(2): Family-friendly Photo-taking Spots in New Territories West

(3): Leisurely Photo-taking Spots on Hong Kong Island



(4): Trendsetting Photo-taking Spots in New Territories East		Photo-taking Spot: Hong Kong Museum of History, Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower, Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb Museum, Kowloon Walled City Park, Sung Wong Toi Garden

Photo-taking Spot: Yi Pei Square Playground, Tuen Mun Park, Yuen Long Park, Tsuen Wan Riviera Park, Ping Shan Tin Shui Wai Public Library

Photo-taking Spot: King George V Memorial Park, Hong Kong City Hall, Victoria Peak Garden, Hong Kong Park, Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, Oil Street Art Space, Lei Yue Mun Park

Photo-taking Spot: Shing Mun Riverside and Sha Tin Park, Tai Po Waterfront Park, Tai Po Lung Mei Beach, Chung Ying Street Garden*, Sai Kung Waterfront Park, Tseung Kwan O Waterfront Park
Stage 3:

(20 July 2024
(00:00 a.m.)
to
31 August 2024
(11:59 p.m.))		Details to be announced

*  Chung Ying Street Garden is located in front of the Chung Ying Street Checkpoint of the Sha Tau Kok Frontier Closed Area. Visitors to Sha Tau Kok are required to apply for a Closed Area Permit (CAP). Both Hong Kong residents and visitors to Hong Kong can log onto the Hong Kong Police Force Online Applications Platform (www.es.police.gov.hk) to apply for a free electronic Tourism CAP on a first-come, first-served basis for visiting Sha Tau Kok from 7am to 9pm on the date they have applied for. The application process takes three working days. Visitors are reminded that access of private vehicles to Sha Tau Kok is not allowed. They can only take the following public transport to the location.

  1. Bus route Nos. 78S (express) or 78K at MTR Sheung Shui Station or Fanling Station and get off at the terminal;
  2. Minibus route No. 55K at MTR Sheung Shui Station and get off at the terminal; or
  3. Bus route No. 277A at MTR Lam Tin Station and get off at the terminal.
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