Jade Market Hongkong

Jade Market Hongkong

Jade Market Hongkong 玉器市場
The jade Market in Hong Kong is a collection of hundreds of stands with various types of jade, pearls, semi-precious stones of all colors, shapes and sizes: jewelry, carvings, small figurines and other small things that can be a good gift or a pleasant souvenir.
Since ancient times, jade has been of special importance to the Chinese, it is considered a sacred stone that symbolizes purity and morality and is associated with beauty and grace. The importance of jade in China can be compared to the importance of gold and diamonds in the West.
In addition to the Jade Market, you can find a Jade Bazaar nearby, where they essentially sell the same goods.

Turning right on the block previously on Market Street, you will find yourself near the Yau Ma Tei Tin Hau Temple, where Temple Street passes.

Opposite the Jade Market on Kansu Street is the Yau Ma Tei Market, full of numerous goods: vegetables, fruits, meat, fish and seafood, fresh flowers, dried foods and so on. It’s worth taking a look here to catch a glimpse of the local traditional life!
Address: Kansu St, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong
How to get to the Jade Market: take the subway to the station Yau Ma Tei (油麻地), exit through exit C and walk 10 minutes to the Jade Market.
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