Hong Kong at Night | Ghost Story
A Halloween special treat for people who love scary/ghost stories. Aside from the skyscrapers, the food, and the local custom, one of the reasons that make Hong Kong a very interesting city, are the stories behind every building, every site you visit. It is rich in history that if you look deeper, there are stories that are worth knowing, and stories worth telling. If you dig deeper, your Hello Hong Kong tour guide will tell you everything you need to know.
Hong Kong has a fair share of spooky places that local people never realize until hey heard the story themselves. If you are on your Hong Kong tour at night, one of the places that you should include in your Hong Kong things to do at night list is visiting the Murray house, in Stanley. It is one of Hong Kong’s longest surviving buildings and has become an iconic landmark.
Explore Hong Kong at night and visit the Murray house
The Murray House, during the Japanese era, was used as an execution spot where it was believed that thousands of Hong Kong citizens were tortured, murdered and some even committed suicide. During the 1960s it was said that the ghost sightings and ghostly activities are so strong that the government needed to exorcise the spirits through Taoist rituals.
Nowadays, people come here now and use the beautiful place for wedding photos, and events and even family bonding. The place is full of life and people come there to unwind, eat and drink fro the strip of bars.