1967 Riots — Cultural Revolution in Hong Kong

The learning stage 4 - Form 4 to 6 History The development of Hong Kong and its relationship with the mainland in the 20th century Tourism Attraction Categories and Image, Sustainable tourism development in Hong Kong

Tour Info Details

Tour Info

In 1967, under the influence of the Cultural Revolution in China, Hong Kong residents, dissatisfied with the welfare policies of the British colonial government at that time, launched a large-scale riot. Follow Walk in Hong Kong, explores the traces and spirit it left behind, delving into the historical interaction between the development of Hong Kong and the mainland in the 20th century.

Details

Location	North Point
Duration	Approx 2.5 hours
Coach Drop Off Point	Sunbeam Theatre, 423 King’s Road, North Point
Coach Pick Up Point	North Point Police Station
Meeting point (On Foot)	Pavement outside Sunbeam Theatre, 423 King’s Road, North Point (MTR North Point Station Exit B1, 2-minute walk)
End Point (On Foot)	North Point Police Station (MTR Causeway Bay Station Exit B, 7-minute walk)
Itinerary	Sunbeam Theatre - Kiu Kwan and Metropole Building - Ching Wah Street - NSK Centre, King's Road - Technology Plaza - North Point Police Station
Language	English