The Peak Tram service has been temporarily suspended due to adverse weather conditions. Visitors are advised to consider alternative modes of transportation, such as buses, minibuses or taxis to reach The Peak.
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A Grade II historic building, 170 Yee Kuk Street is what is known as a tong lau — a type of tenement building that was prevalent in South China in the late 19th centuries. Built in the 1920s, the ground floor formerly acted as a shop for a frame-maker, while the floors above served a residential function. Business has long ceased but the building’s windows — distinctive of old tong laus across Hong Kong — and the calligraphic signs advertising the old framing business remain icons.
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