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I am going to be talking about some of the interesting and unique changes that Wong Nai Chung Gap Road and Stubbs Road experienced in a pre, during and post colonial state.

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Fun Places to See On Wong Nai Chung Gap Road

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Fun Places to See On Wong Nai Chung Gap Road

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On Wong Nai Cheung Gap Road, it leads to two very nice hikes which are called Violet Hill and Twin Peaks. Violet Hill will lead you close to park view and once you go up, there are many restaurants to go and eat things from especially if you like Chinese food! Twin Peaks can lead you to either repulse bay or Stanley which are two places in Hong Kong you want to be at because at Repulse bay, there are many amazing restaurants with western and Chinese food if you like either of them. The highlight I think of it all is repulse bay beach and is really nice and peaceful.

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I believe that certain parts of Stubbs road and Wong Nai Chung Gap road  have been quite developed in the last few decades with some parts having a club, two schools and even a hospital. I fell like it represents and still does an earlier phase of Hong Kong history where the upper-class area started to come into Mid-levels.     Overall I think that Stubbs Road and Wong Nai Chung Gap Road have really developed in the past few years and is soon to continue even further.

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“6-7. Assessment: How Cultural Diverse Are Hong Kong Neighborhoods?” Island School Humanities, www.islandschoolhumanities.com/6-7-assessment-how-cultural-diverse-are-hong-kong-neighborhoods.html.

“History: Hong Kong Cricket.” HK Cricket, www.hkcricket.org/about/history-of-cricket-hong-kong.

Mcmillan, Alex Frew. “The King Yin Lei Mansion in Hong Kong Is Saved.” The New York Times, The New York Times, 29 Apr. 2011, www.nytimes.com/2011/05/01/travel/01headsup-hong-kong.html#:~:text=The%20building%2C%20called%20King%20Yin%20Lei%20%2845%20Stubbs,planned%20to%20destroy%20most%20of%20its%20ornate%20decorations.

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An amazing sight to see while you are there is the King Yin Lei temple on Stubbs road because it is one of the most historic landmarks in the area and you can tell by the architecture of the temple that it has been built during the colonial times. It is a great example of Chinese Renaissance Architecture, it was built by a Chinese Woman entrepreneur at the time where both women and Chinese people were not welcome in upper colonial Hong Kong society, so it stood as a shock and hope for Chinese People and women. It is still interesting and nice to look around and learn about its history. This is a picture of the restored King Yin Lei temple on Stubbs Road  Fun Fact: King Yin Lei himself was built a monument in 2008 outside of the temple.

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Stubbs Road and Wong Nai Cheung Gap Road At a Colonial State

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Stubbs Road and Wong Nai Cheung Gap Road At a Colonial State

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In Midlevels, just above the roundabout on Stubbs Road, if you look to your right you can see Bradbury School which was founded in 1975. If you look to your left, you can see the amazing view and see the Hong Kong Racetrack. Close to there is the King Yin Lei temple which is one of the most historic landmarks in the area but also one of the newest where it was first built in 1937 and then restored in 2010. IF you keep walking, you will pass into Wong Nai Chung Gap Road where you will first see the Hong Kong Tennis Centre which is a fun place to be if you enjoy tennis. If you continue going, you will pass the Hong Kong Cricket Club which was founded in 1892.

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How Significant is Stubbs Road and Wong Nai Cheung Gap Road to the Cultural Diversity of Pre and Post Colonial Hong Kong?

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How Significant is Stubbs Road and Wong Nai Cheung Gap Road to the Cultural Diversity of Pre and Post Colonial Hong Kong?