[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Choi Hung Estate (Updated Mar)

Choi Hung Estate (Rainbow Building) 📍Address: 2 Tse Wai Ave, Ngau Chi Wan, Hong Kong https://maps.app.goo.gl/QhK6c7xasfbbuyY99?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy 🚗 Travel: Take the MTR to Choi Hung Station, exit C4, then follow the red arrow until you see the yellow building. Walk up to the top floor parking lot, you will see a colorful basketball court and tall buildings. There is a popular photo spot where tourists like to take photos. This place is perfect for people who like to take photos. I guarantee you will get a lot of photos back. #choihungestate #hongkong #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี

The Choi Hung Estate Rooftop Basketball Court How to get there: Take the MTR to Choi Hung station, exit C4, then follow the red arrows until you find the yellow building. Walk up to the parking area, around the 3rd floor or the top floor, and you will find the basketball court and a beautiful photo spot. It's perfect for those who love photography, guaranteed to get plenty of great photos. Located at: Tse Wai Avenue, Choi Hung Estate, Choi Hung, Kowloon, Hong Kong

#winhkflight Choi Hung is a vibrant neighbourhood located in Hong Kong. It's known for its colourful buildings that light up the area with bright hues of red, yellow, green, and blue. The name Choi Hung means "rainbow" in Cantonese, perfectly describing the lively atmosphere of the area. We took MTR to Choi Hung station. It's just a walking distance from MTR station to Choi Hung Estate. The neighbourhood also features parks and recreational facilities such as basketball court, providing residents with spaces to relax and exercise. With its vibrant colours and bustling energy, Choi Hung is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Hong Kong. I want to travel to Hong Kong to visit other area of Hong Kong to find our the beauty of Hong Kong.

Choi Hung Estate is a vibrant gem amidst Hong Kong's urban landscape, renowned for its colorful basketball court and Instagram-worthy backdrop. To reach this iconic photo spot, I took the MTR to Choi Hung Station on the Kwun Tong Line. From there, it's just a short walk to the estate. The spot to photograph the famous rainbow-hued buildings is the rooftop of the estate carpark. Once at rooftop, I was greeted by a kaleidoscope of colours on the building across. Perhaps it has been awhile since it was repainted, the colours were not as vibrant and saturated as depicted in the photos I saw on Instagram. But I guess all these can be adjusted in the post edits hahaha. Most people use the basketball court as the focal point for their photos. However, as there was a lot of people waiting on the basketball courts, I thought the badminton courts were just as good. It’s not easy trying to have a clean shot with no one in the foreground, but I guess it will help if you are patient and you go on a weekday! In Dec 2023, the HK government has announced plans to rebuild Choi Hung Estate and relocate its residents. Do take the chance to visit this place before it disappears for good! #WinHKFlight #winhkflight I want to go to Hong Kong (again) as I want to immerse myself in the vibrant streets, bustling markets, and iconic landmarks of Hong Kong. Victoria Peak, ICC and Big Buddha tops the list of places I want to go. Through my lens, I also want to inspire others to visit this energetic city!

📍 Choi Hung Estate Rooftop Basketball Court ไปฮ่องกง ถ้าให้นึกถึงสถานที่ยอดฮิตที่ต้องไปถ่ายรูป จุดที่ห้ามพลาดเลยก็คงเป็นสนามบาสเก็ตบอล ที่ฉากหลังเป็นตึกหลากสีนี่แหละ ที่เราจะเห็นผ่านตากันตามรีวิวอยู่บ่อยครั้ง การเดินทางไม่ได้ซับซ้อนมาก นั่ง MTR มาลงสถานี Choi Hung เดินออกทางออก C4 จากนั้นเดินตามลูกศรสีแดงมาเรื่อยๆ และจะไปเจอตึกที่เหมือนเป็นลานจอดรถ นั่นให้มั่นใจว่าเรามาถูกทางแล้ว ให้เราเดินขึ้นบันไดขึ้นไปชั้นดาดฟ้า ก็จะเจอกับจุดแลนด์มาร์คที่ทุกคนมาถ่ายรูปกันนั่นเอง 📌 2 Tse Wai Ave, Ngau Chi Wan, Hong Kong Located : Choi Hung Estate Car Park 彩虹邨停車場 #tripแจกที่พักฟรี #choihungestate #สนามบาสฮ่องกง #hongkong #ตึกสายรุ้ง #เที่ยวฮ่องกง #ฮ่องกงไปไหนดี #tripนักรีวิวโรงแรม

When I saw the restaurant name, Cafe De Itamomo, I expected to see a western restaurant who only sells pasta and steaks, but turns out they have more dishes than my first impression of the restaurant. They sell variety of Hongkong style dishes, such as curry beef brisket with rice, Japanese food, such as stone pot rice with beef, and some pasta with the fusion of Asian taste. #hong Kong Style Restaurant

In Rainbow Village, most buildings are painted with rainbow colors. The fantastic basketball court is a good photo backdrop. Come here at dusk for the best lighting. You can sit on the blue bench and face the rainbow building, with your profile facing the camera. You can also sit on the basketball court and face the sunset.

Hong Kong has so much to offer, from architecture to beautiful beaches and mountains, buzzing nightlife scene, best foodie places, Hong Kong has it all. But where to start?! Grab your friend and head to some of the coolest spots in the world, like Choi Hung Estate, also known as the rainbow estate. Together with the basketball field in the front, it makes the perfect time to chill, play a ball or take that famous colored picture. Note, that some people wait hours here to get the perfect shot without people, so make sure to come on weekdays or early in the morning. And note that these rainbow-colored buildings are people’s home, so keep in mind to be respectful.

Rainbow Village, Hong Kong, is one of the earliest public housing estates in Hong Kong. It is located in Wong Tai Sin District, Kowloon. It is built by the Buildings Committee and is currently managed by the Hong Kong Housing Authority. Very suitable for taking pictures, the young ladies are suitable for taking pictures of young girls, and there are many wedding photos here! Rainbow Village is located in Ngau Chi Wan. It is surrounded by a number of major roads in Kowloon. It is south of Lung Cheung Road, north of Tai Po Road east, east of Kwun Tong By-lan Road and west of Clear Water Bay Road. The adjacent Rainbow MTR station is also named after Rainbow Village.

Hong Kong network red photo location ~ Rainbow Village In recent years, each village house has become Hong Kong's network red card, and the most famous and most people are keen to punch card is Rainbow Village, a whole year of large buildings have been painted With a colorful color, the best position is naturally located on the basketball court on the roof parking lot in the village house. The colored ground is also a rainbow behind it. When the sun is just right, it is beautiful!

The first destination for breakfast was Rainbow Village. This is a relatively large public housing estate in Hong Kong. Rainbow Village is mainly filled with various colors on the outer wall of public housing, and it looks like a rainbow. The place we shot was a parking lot, and the top floor was a basketball court that gave people the sun. There are almost no people during the day on weekends, and occasionally a few grandfathers pass by. Hong Kong is really hot and hot. I am wearing a short denim and I want to take off my coat, but because it is too dry, I am afraid of tanning. . . So wear it! This is really not like the end of December. I am so envious of Hong Kong people, I can live this warm winter.

There are many distinctive public housing estates in Hong Kong. The densely colored matchbox houses are painted with beautiful colors, which give people a strong visual impact. Rainbow Village is one of them. , as the name suggests, the outer walls of Rainbow Village are painted in seven colors of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, blue and purple; each line is uniform color, and is equipped with dense buildings, neat layout It is like a work of art~~ The seven roads in Rainbow Village are also the first characters in the seven colors of the rainbow. Rainbow Village is located at the MTR Rainbow Station. All the rainbow-related items in Hong Kong will be This place is full! In addition to the Rainbow Building, the color of the stadium grounds should not be too nice~ Arrival: Rainbow Village is located in Wong Tai Sin, Kowloon, near MTR [Rainbow] Station, Exit C3, which can enter the estate from the northeast exit; I took the No. 26 bus from Tsim Sha Tsui. Under [Jingtai Street], I walked to the southwest exit of the village for ten minutes. Shooting: The sports field is the best shooting spot in Rainbow Village, the Rainbow Village parking lot on the map. The top floor of the two-story parking lot is this kind of sports field~ such a beautiful scene, the mobile phone can take a shot, add a filter to force a circle of friends.

My life goal and reason for living is to experience a lot and spend my time happily while I'm young so that I don't regret my one and only life. Let's take care of myself first and do our best for my happiness. I'm going to share my 4-night, 5-day itinerary from now on. ✍🏻 + Attached with TIPs 🏠 Caritas Oswald Cheung International House 📍Move based on this place Day 1 * Soho Denglau Mural Street There are many places to take pictures, and it's similar to Itaewon in Korea. + Bakehouse (Egg Tart) Almost all of them are Korean. I didn't hear it, but personally, I think the local cafe egg tart is more delicious than waiting in line like this. * Dinner (Dim Dim Sum) This place is also bustling with Koreans... Personally, none of the places where Koreans line up to eat suit my taste I only recommend Har Gow (shrimp) and not the others (too mushy and chewy) * Ladies Market (night market) They mainly sell items rather than food Day 2 * Disneyland (operating hours are different every day, so check the website) 10:00-8:30 Recommended restaurants-> Royal Banquet Hall (various foods), Starliner Dinner (Iron Man Burger recommended) + Check waiting time and parade time through the app Day 3 * Lan Fong Yuen Tsim Sha Tsui Branch (French toast + stocking milk tea) + They only accept cash, so make sure to bring cash (I recommend going at the 10:30 opening time because there will be a waiting line) * Tsim Sha Tsui Beach (Star Avenue + Clock Tower) Walk while looking at the ocean and take pictures in front of the clock tower and in front of the sculptures! * History Museum + Free admission * Lunch (Crystal Jade) I ate the Tantanmyeon Signature, but I don't recommend it (the peanut flavor is strong) + Peanuts and tea on the table (you have to pay for it, absolutely..) * Kowloon Park * Choi Hong Apartment Photo spot (recommended to go when there's a lot of sun) + Almost all Koreans * Ik Cheong Building Not recommended (not pretty at all...) * Temple Street (night market) Smaller than I thought (food is the main focus on the left, and goods are the main focus on the right) + It's better to avoid street drinks with ice or very local foods (I have a really strong stomach and can digest almost everything, but I got dizzy and had a blast at night after eating food at the night market) * Symphony of Lights starts at 8am + I recommend going a little early (going up to the 2nd floor is the best view) * Take the Star Ferry to Central Move Go straight to Symphony of Lights + Recommended to go in the middle (there are a lot of people on the boat), 2nd floor upper floor recommended Fourth day * Repulse Bay Beach It's a place that Koreans don't know much about, so there were no people and it was very quiet + It's cold because it's the sea, so I recommend going in early summer * Don Quijote There's a Japanese store, so I was surprised;; * Lunch (good date) 13th floor inside Langham Place (Shabu-shabu unlimited refill) * Wellcome (mart), Shasha (cosmetics), Watsons (mart) * Dinner (Central Kau Kee) -> 4 is the basic menu + Cash only, so definitely cash (high possibility of joining) * Lan Kwai Fong (bar street) It's like Itaewon in Korea, but it's a little bit up from Soho Street (good for just having a beer) + It's very chilly in the evenings in February, so a coat is a must + Personally, I don't recommend places where Koreans line up to eat + Big stores accept cards, but night markets and small restaurants always take cash + Hong Kong people don't understand English well,, (I can speak English freely, but locals don't speak English well)

Hong Kong is a popular travel destination for Koreans because it is enjoyable even with a short flight time and a short schedule. It is a great place to travel because everything from delicious food to shopping and night views are harmoniously combined. I recommend dividing Hong Kong into Kowloon Peninsula, Hong Kong Island, and Lantau Island and planning your travel itinerary. Hong Kong has well-developed public transportation such as trams, subways, and buses, making it convenient to get around. 1️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui & Avenue of Stars It is one of the largest commercial districts in Hong Kong. You can see everything from the Clock Tower to Avenue of Stars and the luxury shopping mall K11 Museum. When visiting Tsim Sha Tsui, the Symphony of the Night is a must. Symphony of the Night is a light show using LEDs on skyscrapers near Hong Kong Island Harbor, and is registered in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's largest light and sound performance. You can see plaques with handprints and autographs of famous stars on Avenue of Stars. It is fun to find plaques of your favorite stars. 2️⃣Soho Mural Street You can see pretty murals here and there in Soho Mural Street The most famous of them is the Deng Lau mural The Deng Lau mural is said to be a mural inspired by the demolished old residential area of ​​Kowloon Walled City There are a lot of people taking pictures in the afternoon, so I recommend going in the morning or evening to take pictures 3️⃣Mid-level Escalator The Mid-level Escalator, the longest escalator in the world, is about 800m long and is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as an escalator that takes 20-30 minutes to reach the top It became popular with tourists after appearing in the movie “Chungking Express” There are some popular egg tart shops nearby, so stop by together 4️⃣Yik Cheong Building It is famous as the filming location for Transformers 4 Yik Cheong Building is a narrow Hong Kong apartment in the shape of the letter ㄷ It is a bit far from the main tourist attractions in Hong Kong, but it is a good place for those who like taking pictures. I recommend it 5️⃣Choi Hong Apartment Choi Hong Apartment means rainbow in Cantonese The apartments are colorful and the pictures are pretty, so it is one of the places that many tourists visit as a photo spot It is an old apartment that was demolished in 1962, but it is scheduled for redevelopment in 2026, so be sure to visit before it is demolished #TravelItinerary #HongKongTravel #HongKongAttractions #HongKongPlacesToVisit #YikChingBuilding #ChoiHongApartment #SoHoStreet #TsimShaTsui #TsimShaTsuiStarstreet

- Hong Kong Cultural Centre
- Victoria Harbour
- Choi Hung Estate Rooftop Basketball Court
- Kennedy Town (capture from basketball court)
- Lok Wah South Estate (top floor of the parking building)
- Yick Fat Building
- Central Area
- Mtr : Causeway Bay (capture hk tram & go shopping) Feel free to share any must-try spots in Hong Kong 🇭🇰 if you have any #hongkong #ฮ่องกง #hongkongtram #hklife

#Valentine's Day Good Place 2025 Choi Hung Estate - A colorful urban dating spot🌈💖 Dear babies, Choi Hung Estate is a famous residential area in Hong Kong, known for its colorful buildings and unique community atmosphere. It is another choice for Valentine's Day dating🏢💚. Here, you and your loved one can enjoy a vibrant and creative time and feel the unique charm of this city. The buildings in Rainbow Village are brightly colored, allowing you to take many beautiful photos here and leave precious memories 📸🌟. Against a backdrop of various colors, you can express your truest selves and create unique date moments. In addition, the sports fields around Rainbow Village are very suitable for couples who like sports. Here, you can play basketball, volleyball or other sports together and enjoy the fun of interaction ⚽🏀. Such activities can not only enhance your relationship, but also allow you to release stress and enjoy a healthy lifestyle. If you like to explore the local culture of Hong Kong, there are many small shops and cafes around Rainbow Village where you can taste local delicacies and feel the warm atmosphere of the community 🍜☕. In short, Rainbow Village is a place full of color and vitality. Whether you are taking photos, exercising or tasting delicious food, you and your loved ones will linger. Come here and add a unique romance to your Valentine's Day! 🌈💕 #Valentine's Day Place #Rainbow Village

Planning a trip to Hong Kong? Here’s a guide to make it truly unforgettable! While the city is famous for its breathtaking skyline, there’s so much more to explore—scenic harbor rides, hidden hiking trails, charming cafés, and a vibrant cultural scene. Whether you're strolling through neon-lit streets, savoring local delicacies, or soaking in panoramic views, Hong Kong has something for everyone. Here are a few must-visit spots: Victoria Peak, Star Ferry, Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui, Choi Hung Estate, Nan Lian Garden and Chi Lin Nunnery , Ping Shek Estate, and Central.#hongkongtrip #thepeak #hongkong #hongkongtravel #hongkongguide

Here's a guide to Wong Tai Sin District😽 1⃣ Wong Tai Sin Temple No. 2 Chuk Yuen Road, Wong Tai Sin District, Kowloon 🕐7:30–16:30 🚇Kwun Tong Line, Wong Tai Sin Station, Exit B2 A Taoist temple in Hong Kong dedicated to Wong Tai Sin. You can get 9 free incense sticks in the temple, but they often run out, so you can buy them for HKD 10 at the shops outside the temple. The divination sticks are free to take, and you can use your Octopus card to make a donation. There is a fee for divination interpretation. There is also the Good Wish Garden and Yue Heung Shrine in the temple. P.S. It's super crowded on weekends. 2⃣ Nan Lian Garden No. 60 Fung Tak Road, Wong Tai Sin District, Kowloon 🕐7:00–21:00 🚇Kwun Tong Line & Tuen Ma Line, Diamond Hill Station, Exit C2 A rare exquisite green garden in the city. The entire garden is designed in the style of the Tang Dynasty, similar to modern Kyoto, Japan. The garden has a Chinese Timber Architecture Gallery, a Rockery, and the vegetarian restaurant Long Men Lou. Nan Lian Garden is connected to Chi Lin Nunnery across the street, which is a clean, quiet, and elegant Buddhist temple. P.S. Selfie sticks are not allowed in the garden. 3⃣ Choi Hung Estate Ngau Chi Wan, Wong Tai Sin District, Kowloon 🚇10-minute walk from Nan Lian Garden; Kwun Tong Line, Choi Hung Station, Exit C3 or C4 Find the Choi Hung Estate parking lot. You can reach the basketball court on the top of the parking lot from the stairs at any of the four corners. Choi Hung Estate is a public housing estate in Hong Kong, and it has been confirmed that it will be rebuilt in phases starting at the end of 2023, which will take 15 years. Many people come here to take photos. Although the colors are a bit dark, the photos are still great and unique. 4⃣ Ngau Chi Wan Village 🚇Kwun Tong Line, Choi Hung Station, Exit C1 One of the 13 villages in Kowloon, one of the few remaining villages in the city, and a lively market. You can see Lion Rock in the distance.

#favouriteitinerary #travelanywhere Our visit to Hong Kong reached new heights when we discovered the iconic Choi Hung Estate in Kowloon. Stepping into this historic landmark, we were transported to the 1960s, as the estate, one of the city’s oldest, stands as a poignant reminder of Hong Kong’s rapid urbanization. Upon its completion, it was the largest residential development in the city, and to this day, it remains a vibrant testament to the area’s rich history. What makes Choi Hung Estate truly captivating is its striking, multicolored apartment blocks, which have become an emblem of Hong Kong’s visual identity. The rainbow-hued buildings stand boldly against the skyline, offering a vivid contrast to the expansive rooftop basketball court below. This open, elevated space exudes a sense of freedom and calm, a rare moment of tranquility amidst the city’s constant motion. The name “Choi Hung,” meaning “rainbow” in Cantonese, is a perfect reflection of the estate’s charm. After a rainfall, the estate lives up to its moniker, as the buildings seem to catch the light in such a way that they often cast vibrant rainbows across the sky, further enhancing the estate’s surreal beauty. The entire space radiates a sense of joy and nostalgia, making it one of the most photogenic and enchanting locations in Hong Kong. A mere stroll from Choi Hung MTR Station, the estate is tucked away in a quiet corner of Kowloon, where it offers a rare blend of urban vibrancy and cultural heritage. We spent hours soaking in the atmosphere, captivated by the unique fusion of retro charm and contemporary energy. Every corner seemed to tell a story, and we couldn’t help but be drawn into the estate’s timeless allure. This wasn’t just a photo opportunity—it was a full immersion into Hong Kong’s soul, where history, culture, and beauty converge in a living, breathing masterpiece. #chinatrip #travel #thingstodo #myitinerary #citydaytours

#newyearnewtrip Choi Hung Estate in Hong Kong is a dream for photographers, with its retro vibes and pastel-colored buildings that pop beautifully against the sky. The old-school charm of this iconic estate feels like a step back in time. Its vibrant yet nostalgic atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for capturing unique, vintage-style cityscapes. A true visual gem! Address: 2 Tse Wai Ave, Ngau Chi Wan, Hong Kong 🕰️Business Hours: 24 hours #travel #rainbow #buildings #vintage

#getgoing2025 Choi Hung Estate is one of the most Instagrammable spots in Hong Kong, but it’s so much more than just a photo op. The pastel rainbow buildings feel cheerful and uplifting, and the basketball court below adds a splash of energy to the scene. I loved sitting there, watching kids play and locals go about their day. It’s a reminder of how vibrant life in the city can be, even in the middle of towering apartment blocks. 📍Choi Hung Estate, Hong Kong #hongkong #urbancity #choihung

#January travel support event The Choi Hung Apartment, also known as the Rainbow Apartment, is a Hong Kong photo spot that you can find right after getting off at Choi Hung Station! The basketball court located right above the parking lot is the signature photo zone of Choi Hung Apartment. It is a must-visit Hong Kong travel course that you should visit quickly because it has recently been confirmed to be gone due to redevelopment.🌈 ✔️When you enter the apartment, you will see a low parking lot building, and if you go up to the 3rd floor after passing the 1st and 2nd floor parking lots, you will see the basketball court. ✔️If you avoid coming during school hours and lunch hours, there will be fewer children playing basketball, so it is good for taking pictures. 📍Choi Hung Apartment Choi Hung / Choi Hung Estate Car Park 彩虹邨停車場 #hongkong #HongKong #HongKongTravel #HongKongAttractions #HongKongPlacesToVisit #HongKongHotPlaces #HongKongTravelRecommended #ChoiHongApartment #WorldTravel

Choi Hong Apartment means rainbow in Cantonese. It is one of the places that many tourists visit because of the colorful apartments. To get to Choi Hong Apartment, take the Hong Kong MRT Kwun Tong Line and get off at Choi Hong Station Exit C3. If you go up to the apartment parking lot, you can see the colorful rainbow Choi Hong Apartment. It is an old apartment that was demolished in 1962. It is scheduled for redevelopment in 2026, so it will be gone soon. I recommend you visit before the redevelopment. #Overseas travel #Hong Kong travel #Choi Hong Apartment

A must visit place at Choi Hung Estate before it dismantles in 2028. Had an authentic cha chaan teng (Oi Kwan) place nearby too.

Choi Hung Estate Car Park is one of the most popular photo spots in Hong Kong due to its distinctive and colorful buildings that create beautiful and interesting images. A photography tip is to visit during the morning or evening when the light is softer and not too harsh, making the building colors look more beautiful and providing ideal lighting for photography. Getting there is very convenient as there is a nearby MTR station. Get off at Choi Hung Station (彩虹站) and take Exit C4 or C3.

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Chilling at #choihungestate

#SummerTravel Choi Hong Apartment, which felt like a filming set with the various colors of Hong Kong expressed. It is a well-known photo spot in Hong Kong, and the colorful apartments behind the basketball court are a unique space. Location: Search Hong Kong Choi Hong Apartment on Google Maps It is actually a space for apartment residents, so please keep that in mind when you go::) For your information, Choi Hong Apartment is under redevelopment construction, so you don't know when it will be demolished, so I recommend searching before you go.

Choi Hung Estate is one of the most popular photo spots in Hong Kong. Located in the Kowloon district, this place is not just an ordinary residential building but one of the most beautiful and colorful locations that attract tourists and photographers from around the world. The name 'Choi Hung' means 'rainbow' in Cantonese, which is fitting for a building painted in bright and beautiful pastel tones. Each building here is painted in different colors, giving a fun and lively feel, creating a stunning backdrop for photos. Especially on the basketball court, which stands out with its bright-colored floor and pastel-colored high-rise buildings in the background, it is a popular spot for taking photos to post on social media.