Cha
Kwo Lingis a hill in the eastern New Kowloon of Hong Kong. It is
adjacent to Victoria Harbour, in between Eastern Harbour Tunneland
Laguna City. Cha Kwo Ling Village was formerly a major Hakka settlement,
it is now the last squatter village in Hong Kong and has a population of about 2,400. At the end of the village, there is a Tin Hau Temple.
By public transport, the shortest and fastest route is to take a taxi
at either Kwun Tong Station, Lam Tin Station or Yau Tong Station.
This is the beginning of Cha Kwo Ling Village.
Most houses are in such format and of two storeys.
Basically the hygiene of this Cha Kwo Ling Main Street is quite good.
It is said that some dwellers here are immigrants from the mainland.
Apart from low rental and not too convenient location, Cha Kwo Ling should be a very nice place to live in.
Anti-fire campaign slogan and banner
Aerials, electric cables and electric boxes are features commonly found.
This is like a painting.
The metallic gate is still kept at bright blue colour.
Though it is broken, it is quite artistic.
All authorized constructions are marked with figures and letters.
The clinic
Mailbox
Clothes are aired in such a way.
Bamboo poles
Warning: Poisonous rat bait is being laid in this vicinity, please don't touch or move the poisonous bait laid.
/Islet Relics 2011