[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Sam Tung Uk Museum (Updated May)

#Ancient Architecture 🕰️Opening Hours: 10am to 6pm 📍Address: 5 minutes walk from Tsuen Wan Business Centre, Tsuen Wan District, Hong Kong 💰Average consumption per person: Free visit 💞Reason for recommendation: Three Houses Museum is one of the important ancient buildings in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong. The white exterior walls surround the entire building. Including dim sum culture, sugar art making, shuttling through the alleys feels like a courtyard, very special 🥰✨

Rare opportunity to learn how to make dim sum with the master, so that the children can experience the fun of making food. The first stop was to visit the Three Houses Museum, many monuments and cultural relics conservation, look back at the old architecture and life, an hour walk enough, very interesting! Now the children are packed very well, finished but can come with the master to take a picture, the staff will steam, can choose to eat or take away, finished dim sum sit down to eat dim sum all-you-can-eat, are many options, slowly eat eat for an hour and a half, nothing will be in a hurry, but also can give money to takeaway box packed! #WeekendTour #LocalTour #HongKongGood Places #SummerGood Places #HongKongFood #FamilyGood Places #Dims #MakeSiumai #AffordableTour #CulturalExperience #WeekendGoodSpots #ThreeHouseMuseum #DoctorHotel #CulturalExplorer #LearnHistory

When I visited the Sam Tung Uk Museum again, I found that many new exhibition halls and interactive facilities had been added. In addition to learning about the history of Sam Tung Uk in Tsuen Wan, there were also exhibitions of Hong Kong's traditional folk crafts and food, which were full of knowledge for the younger generation and helped the older generation reminisce about their childhood experiences. This historical journey is enough to last for half a day. The museum is full of layers of details, like walking into a maze. Friends who want to know more about the history of old Hong Kong can join the guided tour service. The museum also has occasional lectures and workshops.

The three historic houses were originally the residences of the Chan family in Tsuen Wan Built in 1786, it has a history of more than 200 years. Covering an area of ​​2,000 square meters, it is a typical Hakka walled house. It was declared a monument in 1981 and revitalized into a museum in 1987. It was officially opened to the public in the same year👍 The layout of the enclosure is like a chessboard, square and symmetrical. The central axis is equipped with front hall, middle hall, ancestral hall and houses. There are row houses on both sides and in the back, and the architecture alone is very distinctive. You can also walk into the room to see the folk exhibition The content covers customs, art, utensils, food, housing, etc. Each small exhibition hall is equipped with video explanations and exhibits. It really makes you see Hong Kong's traditional rural culture clearly👍 Address: Sam Tung Uk Museum, 2 Kwu Uk Lane, Tsuen Wan, New Territories Transportation: 5 minutes walk from Exit B2 of MTR Tsuen Wan Station Opening hours: 09:00-17:00 Closed on Tuesdays Free tickets🆓 #Hong Kong Destinations #Family Destinations #Local Travel #Hong Kong's statutory monuments #Tsuen Wan's best places to visit #Sam Tung Uk Museum

Whenever we go to a teahouse for tea, we must order siu-mai shrimp dumplings🫖 But how much do we know about their production process🤔 It turns out that the production and cooking process requires many, many tools. This exhibition is really attentive. There are different dim sum videos to see📺 Even the bamboo steamer is a craft #New Year Good Places #Hong Kong Good Places

Today we will introduce the special exhibition "Guangcai Production Technique" at Sam Tung Uk in Tsuen Wan. Guangcai production originated in Guangzhou, and its products were one of the porcelains exported during the mid-Qing Dynasty. The designs are mainly hand-painted Chinese characters and stories, flowers, mullets, insects, landscapes, and traditional auspicious patterns as decorative borders. Later, at the request of foreign guests, patterns such as heraldry and garden flowers were added, integrating Chinese and Western cultural elements to create a unique style. The main exhibition in the venue is the origin and history of Cantonese porcelain from 1950 to the present, as well as the entire production process👍 Address: 2 Guwu Lane, Tsuen Wan (Sam Tung Uk Museum) #LocalTourism#2022Exhibition

Sam Tung Uk Museum's special exhibition "Mirrors with Gods" Mirrors with Gods refer to handicrafts painted on glass. After the mid-20th century, a large number of rural residents retreated to urban areas, and immigrants from the mainland moved south. Urban residents could no longer travel back and forth to their hometowns to worship their ancestors, so they could only place altars at home to worship their ancestors. Nowadays, glass mirrors made of gods are more durable than Fu Tong's paper-cracked god paintings, and are also easier to place at home, so they are very popular. The exhibition also displays the production process and explanation of the statue mirror, which is very interesting 😊 Address: No. 2 Guliwu, Tsuen Wan (Sam Tung Uk Museum) #Local Tour#2022Exhibition

To understand a culture, you must start with food culture because food culture actually reflects the quality of life at that time🤔 In this exhibition we can see the way of making round cage tea dumplings and Qingmingzi are both traditional snacks🙊 #LocalTour

Bonsai is now a common dish for families to gather together during the New Year and festive festivals. In fact, the "eating plate" is the tradition of New Territories surrounding villages in the past, weddings, children, etc. Cooking bonsai to greet their own people😮 Making bonsai requires a lot of preparation time #LocalTravel #Exhibition2022

📍MTR Tsuen Wan Station Exit E - Three Houses Museum Today came to the Tsuen Wan Three Houses Museum, can be in (everyday. very) intangible cultural heritage projects throughout the horizontal houses, we can explore one by one, and the most special of which is this traditional craft of flower cards. Don't miss this special flower card photo spot 👍 Address: Three Houses Museum, 2 Gu Ya Lane, Tsuen Wan #LocalTour #Exhibition2022 #HongKongGood Places

Learn from fun 📍Tsun Wan #Free admission Sometimes sunny and sometimes rainy plus the weather is hot 🥵 Recently, I tend to choose #near the railway 🚞 #a place with a tile to cover my head. This time I chose here unexpectedly interesting 🥳 ✅ Build a house with your hands 💓 The joy of making tiles From the preset roof on the tile although fake but have a small weight and feel there are different colors to follow the instructions to build the frame after building all remember to put back in place 💓The construction of blue brick walls Dumplings are my favorite of the day. He said that like #three little pigs🐷 are building bricks according to the instructions🧱 different from the usual big Lego the whole thing is very real 🙌🙌🙌 Whether making bricks and tiles, there are certain rules or even a certain formula and titles can learn about the art of ancient architecture from #play. However, today's sweet dumplings are just as they like to complete Have Fun😹 ✅ "Fold dumplings" comes Coincidentally coming #DragonboatFestival play this is not good😌 Use the preset green small strip of paper according to the instructions to fold to fold to clog plug is done I took 1 home slowly play to celebrate the next festival 🤣 ✅ Let's "make" dragon and phoenix cakes In addition to learning about the making process and meaning of traditional dragon and phoenix cakes, children can make their own unique wedding invitations by #stamping on preset paper ✅ Fold the "light" by hand Traditional rural villages in New Territories hang up lanterns during the lighting ceremony of the first lunar month to symbolize "birth" and here children can #hand-fold ding lanterns because there are adhesive locations and #the site does not provide adhesive utensils We take 1 home and make it🤪 ✅ Eat is Fu fried rice cake pattern deconstruction Fried rice cakes have eaten but it turns out that the patterns above have auspicious meanings😮 And here you can make different #paper fried rice cakes through #impression ✅ "Offline Fan on Knowing Non-Heritage" activity Follow the instructions on the activity worksheet and the suggested activity locations on the map to embark on a journey of exploration (however, I will leave it to you as you please 😉) ✅ "Spell out the colorful door" Cover the activity worksheet with a seal of auspicious patterns as preferred ✅Check-in position 💓Flower card making The giant flower card is eye-catching enough for taking pictures, and you can also learn about the flower card making technique 💓The surging lion head Many lion head dance photo walls display the lion head production from the beginning to the end can be regarded as a surging sense of good photo spots In fact, the various characteristic architectural furnishings in the venue are good photo spots. You might as well discover them🤩 ✅ Take a trip to the small garden After the tour, go for a walk in the small garden outside. There is no playground only flowers, birds, insects and fish. It is a peaceful place Although the day of the visit was Saturday but #very few people The place is not small There are things to play and learn to be a good place to unwind in the summer and avoid people😎 📍Three Houses Museum Address: 2 Gu Ya Lane, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong Access: MTR Tsuen Wan Station Exit B3/D (🌟Recommended Exit D, walk a few minutes via the footbridge along the lift to the ground) Cost: Free Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday to Sunday 10:00-18:00; closed on Tuesdays except public holidays (please refer to the official website before the epidemic recurs) #Three Houses Museum #Tsun Wan Good Places #Free Good Places #Dragon Boat Festival Good Places 2022 #Family Holiday Good Places #parent-child unwinding #indoor destination #parent-child blogger #LocalTravel #Exhibition2022

After the Three Houses Museum became the Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Center, it has a responsibility to promote culture😂 Want children to know more, of course, have some games for them to participate in this touchscreen screen for children to puzzle🖥 After cutting, there will be some simple text to introduce it #Consumer Voucher Strategy #Parent-Child Good Places

Speaking of the origin of dumplings, before this exhibition, I really only know that the origin of dumplings is from Qu Yuan from the Dragon Boat Festival😂 After seeing this exhibition, I know that the method of folding dumplings is a special trick here. There are also worksheets for children to follow step by step #SpringTrip #FamilyGood Places

This time Uncle wants to introduce the Three Houses Museum located in Tsuen Wan. The museum is very convenient, 5 minutes walk from Tsuen Wan MTR Station, and the cost is free, very suitable for families to visit! The building of the Three Houses Museum is of great historical value. It is a legal monument, and the exhibits inside display many household items used in ancient Hong Kong people's lives, as well as festival supplies. It is very educational. It is recommended that you bring your children to visit! #wintertravel #popularexhibit #localtour

Nestled in Tsuen Wan, the Sam Tung Uk Museum is one of Hong Kong's most well-preserved Hakka walled village structures. This century-old house recreates scenes of traditional life, featuring wooden beds, farming tools, and stoves. Every brick and tile tells stories of migration, cultivation, and family legacy. Admission is free, making it a perfect addition to a cultural tour of Tsuen Wan. The current themed exhibition, "Hakka Women and the Art of Needlework," showcases traditional embroidery and handicrafts, highlighting the role of women in family and cultural heritage. Outside the museum, a spacious courtyard hosts traditional performances or guided tours on weekends, fostering a strong sense of community. After your visit, you can explore nearby attractions like the Nan Fung Spinning Factory and Citywalk, where history and modernity beautifully intertwine.

#HongKongMuseumGuide Amid the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong, there is a place that allows people to travel through time and space and touch the pulse of history - the Sam Tung Uk Museum. Today I will share this super detailed check-in strategy with you guys📖 🏠Address: No. 2 Guwu Lane, Tsuen Wan, New Territories 🚇Transportation: Exit B3 or E of Tsuen Wan Station. It takes about 5 minutes to walk to the destination. You can also feel the atmosphere of Tsuen Wan along the way. It is super convenient~ 🎫Tickets: Free to visit, this wave of wool must be grabbed🐑 🕙Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday to Sunday 10:00 - 18:00 (Closed on Tuesdays, but open on public holidays) The Sam Tung Uk Museum was formerly a Hakka walled village with a history of more than 200 years. It underwent a magnificent transformation in 1987 and became the museum it is today, which is open to the public free of charge. As soon as you enter the museum, it's as if you were instantly pulled back into the past. It is laid out in a chessboard-like pattern, symmetrical on the left and right, with the front hall, atrium and ancestral hall arranged in sequence on the central axis, with four independent houses in the middle, surrounded by side houses on both sides and row houses at the back. The museum displays many Hakka cultural relics, from farming tools to daily ornaments, each of which tells a story from the past. Whether you are interested in history or want to find a different place to take photos, this place is perfect! Save this guide and go to experience a different Hong Kong on a weekend. #香港旅游 #香港博物馆 #Tsuen Wan Attractions #Hakka Culture #Free Attractions #香港看卡 #Historical Monuments #Good Places for Parents and Kids #Good Places for Weekends #Good Places for Hong Kong

#HongKongMuseum Guide There is a Three Houses Museum near Tsuen Wan Market. This time I went to Tsuen Wan once and found such a wonderful traditional and cultural attraction ❤️ The overall environment is very large, converted from a former house village, small houses side by side into a huge museum, each room can show a different Hong Kong culture💁🌹 Through the arched door, retaining the traditional colors of the living room, bedroom, kitchen, etc., you can see the retro side, the craftsmanship of Hong Kong's lion dance, the craftsmanship of various utensils, can be seen📸🌹 Finally, there is also a detailed tour of the staff, very friendly 🙏

#VisaFreeTravel #GaysGoToTheKitchen Take a tour of the Sam Tung Uk Museum, also known as the 三棟屋博物館, a temple that has been transformed into a museum in the heart of Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, which will take us to experience the Hakka way of life 200 years ago. I must say that culture lovers, photography lovers, and spiritual lovers must not miss it! ⸻ 🏯 Sam Tung Uk Museum – From Hakka Village to City Museum Sam Tung Uk Museum is a restored museum from a Hakka village built in 1786 by the Chan family under the leadership of Chan Yam-shing. The village was declared a historical site in 1981 and opened as a museum in 1987. It received the Pacific Heritage Award from the Pacific Asia Tourist Association in 1990. ⸻ 🕰️ Opening hours • Open daily from 09:00 – 17:00 • Closed every Tuesday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day and the first three days of Chinese New Year. • Free admission. ⸻ 📍 How to get there Address: 2 Kwu Uk Lane, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong . By MTR: Get off at Tsuen Wan Station (Red Line), Exit B3 and walk for about 5 minutes . By Bus: Bus 40, 43X, 48X, 49X, 57M, 58M, 59A, 67M, 68A, 69M, 73X, 235, 278P, 278X, A31 . ⸻ 🚗 Parking There is no parking inside the museum. Visitors can use the public parking nearby. ⸻ 🧭 Must-see highlights • Hakka Village Architecture: Experience traditional houses that are over 200 years old. • Cultural Exhibition: See Hakka farming tools and daily necessities. • Intangible Cultural Heritage Centre: Learn about cultural heritage through activities and exhibitions. ⸻ 📸 Great photo spots • Village gate: Ancient Chinese architecture. • Central courtyard: Retro atmosphere.  • Exhibition room: Ancient utensils and tools. ⸻ 🧘♀️ Must-sees for spiritual people Although this is not a temple, the peaceful atmosphere and ancient architecture can boost positive energy for visitors. ⸻ 📞 Contact information • Website: https://maps.app.goo.gl/4hpdAc4mZANSoqZJ6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ⸻ #GayTravel #GayVisitTheTemple #SamTungUkMuseum #HakkaVillage #HongKongMuseum #Cultural #WhereToVisitHongKong #BeautifulPhotography #FamousHongKongTemples #Travel near Bangkok #Beautiful temple #Hong Kong temple #Hong Kong #Temple worth visiting #Visit temple #Hong Kong temple #Museum #Cultural heritage #Hong Kong ⸻ If you have a chance to go to Hong Kong, don't forget to stop by the Sam Tung Uk Museum. I guarantee that you will gain knowledge, impressions, and beautiful photos!

Located in Tsuen Wan, the Sam Tung Uk Museum is one of the most well-preserved and representative Hakka walled villages in Hong Kong. With a history of over 200 years, this walled village is composed of multiple houses and walls, showcasing the traditional Hakka communal living style and defensive system. The museum features several exhibition halls displaying traditional Hakka clothing, farming tools, daily necessities, and religious beliefs. By exploring these exhibits and the architectural structures of the village, visitors can gain a deeper understanding of Hakka history, culture, and wisdom in daily life. The museum also regularly hosts traditional Hakka cultural activities, offering visitors a more vivid experience of Hakka culture. For those interested in traditional Chinese architecture, Hakka culture, and Hong Kong's local history, the Sam Tung Uk Museum is undoubtedly a historically valuable and culturally significant destination in the "Hong Kong Museum Guide." It allows you to experience an essential part of Hong Kong's diverse cultural heritage firsthand.

Sam Tung Uk Museum is located in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong. It is particularly quiet in the bustling city. Sam Tung Uk is a Hakka walled village built by the Chen clan in the 18th century. It has a history of more than 200 years and is one of the oldest walled villages in Hong Kong. It is very suitable for fans of ancient architecture and historical culture to come and visit~ Attractions💞Recommended reasons: 🌟Rich historical background Sam Tung Uk is the earliest Hakka walled village in Hong Kong. It was built by the Chen family around the mid-18th century, around the 51st year of Emperor Qianlong's reign. After more than 200 years of history, the three houses are still well preserved. When the Hong Kong subway was built in 1970, the villagers of Sam Tung House moved to other places. It was converted into a museum and opened to the public. 🌟Unique architectural style The architectural layout of the three houses is like a chessboard, with the front hall, middle hall and ancestral hall located on the central axis; four independent rooms are arranged on both sides; there are also many horizontal houses on the left, right and back rows that enclose the entire village. Its architectural style can be regarded as a model of Hakka walled villages. 🌟Diversity exhibition hall The museum has several exhibitions and lecture halls, displaying ancient furniture, handicrafts, farm tools and daily necessities of the Hakka people, etc. It also allows people to understand the ancient and modern history of Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong. —————————— 📍Address: No. 2 Guwu Lane, Tsuen Wan District, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region 🕰️Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 🚇Take the MTR to Tsuen Wan Station Exit B and walk to #RegisterAprilHotelTestSleeper2025 #HongKongGoodPlaces #CheckIn #HongKongCheckIn #Museum #HistoricalBuildings

The Sam Tung Uk in Tsuen Wan is formerly the Hakka Wai Village (Hakka walled village) of the Chan’s. In Chinese, “tung” means the upper beams of the houses, which support the roof. Because this village had three main halls, the name Sam Tung Uk means “three beamed house.” The Chan’s of Fujian came to Hong Kong during the 18th century. They settled in Tsuen Wan, farmed for a living and thrived. The 14th generation descendant Chan Yam-shing was the head of the family. He was much looked-up to in the community as a respectable person. As his family grew, he wanted to build a village. The site where Sam Tung Uk is was very much favored in terms of Feng-shui. It was a “Reclining Fairy” in accordance with Feng-shui reading. However, then landlord of the site refused to sell. Even when Chan Yam-shing passed away, the family was not able to acquire this land. It was not until Cham Yam-shing’s first son, Chan Kin-sheung, grew up as the head of the family did the Chan’s manage to acquire this plot with a very high price. In the 51st year of the Qianlong Reign (1786) the Chan’s moved in to this newly-constructed walled village. It is one of the oldest walled villages in Hong Kong. The village is walled in the shape of a rectangle. At the central axis there are three covered main halls. The first entrance is into the main hall, then secondly the Assembly Hall, and finally the Ancestral Hall. This end gate at the Assembly Hall serves to ward off the evil forces. It protects the village from disasters. As such, the gate remains closed for usual days except for very special occasions. Above the gate is set a plaque of honor that the Qing Court gifted to Chan Kin-Sheung. It recognizes his significant contribution to charity and the community. The words mean “Greatly-Respected Patriarch.” Currently on display is a replica of the 1980s. The original was long ago beyond repairs. #samtunguk #tsuenwan #newterritories #walledvillage #hongkonghistory #hongkongheritage #fengshui #museums#citydaytours#china

: : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

#Hong Kong Local Tour Sam Tung Uk Museum is the former site of Sam Tung Uk Village, a well-preserved Hakka walled village. It is a statutory monument and museum in Tsuen Wan West, Hong Kong. It is a branch of the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and was managed by the Intangible Cultural Heritage Office in June 2016. Sam Tung Uk Village was founded in 1786 by a Hakka family named Chen and has a history of over 200 years. In the 1970s, due to the construction of the Tsuen Wan MTR station, the village was relocated elsewhere. In 1987, the government renovated the three houses into a museum and officially opened it to the public. The Sam Tung Uk Museum covers an area of ​​about 2,000 square meters, and the layout of the building is symmetrical on the left and right; there are a front hall, a middle hall, a ancestral hall and four independent rooms in the middle. The exhibition room has an educational exhibition called "Talking about the Past", allowing visitors to touch some of the exhibits and experience the Hakka rural culture and life. Address: 2 Guwu Lane, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 (closed on Tuesdays, the first and second days of the Lunar New Year) Free admission #Hong Kong good places #Indoor good places #Rainy good places #Museum #Museum recommendation #Intangible Cultural Heritage #Cultural Tour #Cultural Heritage #Cultural Exhibition #Cultural Tour #Hakka Culture #Hong Kong Day Tour #Half Day Tour #Tsuen Wan #Tsuen Wan good places #Intangible Cultural Heritage Office #100 ways to travel

#exhibition Address: 2 Kwu Uk Lane, Tsuen Wan, New Territories Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday to Sunday: 10:00 - 18:00 Christmas Eve and Lunar New Year's Eve: 10:00 - 17:00 Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays), the first and second days of the Lunar New Year Tickets: Free Sam Tung Uk is a Hakka walled village with a history of over 200 years. It was rebuilt into the Sam Tung Uk Museum in 1987 and officially opened to the public. The architectural layout is symmetrical on the left and right, with a front hall, a middle hall and an ancestral hall on the central axis. There are four independent houses in the middle, which are surrounded by side houses on the left and right and row houses at the back. Starting from 2020, a series of new exhibitions will be held here, namely "Following the Sounds - Hong Kong's Intangible Cultural Heritage", which will allow everyone to deepen their understanding of the historical culture and architectural features of Sam Tung Uk. The series on display include: 1. Hong Kong Festivals and Folk Crafts Elaborate crafts created for festivals, birthdays of gods, ceremonies and rituals, as well as the related materials and tools. 2. Daily • Very The “Daily” section introduces intangible cultural heritage items that are closely related to daily life, which may be close at hand but we may not pay much attention to them; the “Extraordinary” section introduces activities held in specific seasons or occasions, as well as their related performances and skills. 3. Three houses and traditional rural culture The exhibition showcases the historical context and architectural features of Sam Tung Uk, as well as the rituals and food culture of Hong Kong's traditional villages. Visitors can learn about the cultural connotations of Sam Tung Uk through intangible cultural heritage items related to traditional villages, and experience the old village life and culture from multiple perspectives. #Sam Tung Uk Museum

The Three Houses Museum is a legal monument and museum located in West Lau Kok, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong. The Three Houses is a Hakka village with a history of more than 200 years. It was listed as a legal monument in 1981. In 1987, it was renovated into the Three Houses Museum and officially opened to the public. In 2016, the Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Center was established to enhance public awareness and understanding of intangible cultural heritage through a variety of educational and promotional activities, including holdings, lectures, seminars, heir demonstrations and workshops. There is a display room on the left and right after entering the main entrance, which plays videos all the way, has benches for visitors to watch, and small games for children to play. Officially walking into the three houses, there are many exhibition halls and many things to see, such as displaying Cantonese opera dolls, tools for making traditional lanterns, some introductions have videos, the lantern area is also prepared with some paper printed with lantern patterns, children can take back to make a lantern. I think this is definitely a good place for parents and children. Parents should interact with their children and get to know Hong Kong's intangible cultural heritage together #Tsun Wan #Family Places #Three Houses Museum

In terms of traditional culture, opera is also one of the important parts. This exhibition has magical operas on display😮 There is also a lot to see in the process of making wood carvings😉 #HongKongGood Places #FamilyGood Places

The traditional calendar is known for its twenty-four solar terms😗 These calendar books are an important reference for ancient agricultural production and today's society to choose the date of action 😉 Here are also the general reading methods that teach us It's something that outsiders don't know🙊 #Parents and Children Good Places #Hong Kong Good Places

If you didn't come to this exhibition, you wouldn't know the food of Teochew sugar tower😮 It turns out that it is a kind of hard candy used for sacrifices because it looks like Teochew feng shui #HongKongGood Places #FamilyGood Places

Riddles are an essential activity of the Lantern Festival every year These riddles not only test wisdom but also test the knowledge of culture 🤔 So for me as a child this is a bit difficult If you want to challenge yourself welcome to the riddle exhibition in the Three Houses Museum There are many riddles for you to play 😎 #2023TravelWish #HongKongGood Places