In Pictures: The Hong Kong Museum of History

Hong Kong Museum of History is one of the best museum I have ever seen. It showcase the heritage of Hong Kong from stone age to post British rule. They built a city inside the museum just to show their past and what they are now. They built forest and city inside the Museum. The government invested a lot just to demonstrate what Hong Kong then and what is Hong Kong now.


I like history so much that I always look for museum in my every travel. It should be part of my itinerary. 

Hong Kong Museum of History deserves a visit. It will give you a clear perspective of Hong Kong. It is a good starting point of your visit in Hong Kong because it will not only set the mood and tone of your sojourn but it can also suggest where to best spend your time in the city.

 Here are my one hundred plus pictures of Hong Kong Museum from our trip.



Hong Kong's Natural Setting







Pre Colonial Era















Way of Life

Chinese Fishing Vessel
  Salted Fish for preserve


People




















Festivities









Daily Life of the Chinese
Lin Zexu




Transportation


Postal Service


Grocerry   






Fashion




  Pawnshop





Arts







 Tea House




Social Problems












Education











Free Admission evety Wednesday! 

The Hong Kong Museum of History

Admission Fees
Standard Ticket - HKD10.00
Concession (for people with disabilities (and one accompanying carer), full-time students and senior citizens aged 60 or above) - HKD5.00
Group (20 persons or above) - HKD7.00

*Free admission on Wednesdays (except for some Special Exhibitions)

Address: 100 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong (next to the Hong Kong Science Museum)
Tel. : (852) 2724 9042
Fax. : (852) 2724 9090
Email : hkmh@lcsd.gov.hk
Website : http://hk.history.museum
                  http://www.lcsd.gov.hk/CE/Museum/History/

Opening Hours
Monday, Wednesday to Friday  - 10am - 6pm
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays - 10am - 7pm
Christmas Eve and Chinese New Year's Eve  - 10am - 5pm

Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays),
and the first two days of the Chinese New Year

Map Location
Location: Hong Kong Museum Of History, 100 Chatham Rd S, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Hong Kong

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