The intersection of art, culture and customs: a journey to explore the roots of Hong Kong Heritage Museum

#HongKongMuseumGuide Located on the banks of the Sha Tin River, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum is a cultural space that blends tradition and contemporary expression. The museum has a diverse range of exhibitions, covering Cantonese opera, calligraphy, folklore, design and popular culture. The "Jin Yong Museum" and the "Cantonese Opera Heritage Museum" are particularly popular, taking people back to the world of martial arts and the heyday of the opera world. Permanent exhibitions are open free of charge, while special exhibitions are not expensive. Students and seniors can enjoy discounts. There are also regular family guided tours, making it ideal for family outings. Recent exhibitions such as the "Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Special Exhibition" showcased a number of intangible cultural heritages, from dough figurines, dragon boat racing to traditional festivals, showcasing the profound local cultural heritage. The venue is spacious and has smooth traffic flow. With the reflection of the river and the surrounding Shing Mun River Trail, it is not only a museum but also a poetic time for an artistic tour of Hong Kong. After the exhibition, you can explore for treasures in the cultural and creative store in the museum, or take a leisurely stroll along the riverside to let culture quietly permeate your daily life.