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What Do Ghosts Eat? Wan Chai Ghosts & Food Tour
Explore the Wan Chai neighbourhood to learn about its Western and Eastern ghost traditions.
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Vegetarian Food & Cultural Tour
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Vegetarian cuisine has never been more popular, as people everywhere aim to eat healthier and live greener. Now you can experience vegetarian cuisine as Hong Kong does it, from the intersection of food and faith; to the evolution of ice cream and a modern green take on gourmet dining, all while exploring the city’s unique Chinese and Western architecture.
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