Hong Kong | A rose-colored church as romantic as its name

Rose 🌹 colored church The Kowloon Rosary Church was built in 1901, when the Boxer Rebellion broke out in Beijing. The British army stationed a group of Indian soldiers in Kowloon. The Rosary Church was built to facilitate Sunday Mass for the Catholic community among them. The color scheme and name of the church are very appropriate, as if the surrounding air has also been dyed rose 🌹. It is now a Grade II historic building in Hong Kong. Tip: 125 Austin Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, no admission fee required.