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Chungking Mansions is a building located at 36–44 Nathan Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Though the building was supposed to be residential, it is made up of many independent low-budget hotels, shops and other services.
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重慶大廈（英語： Chungking Mansions ），位於香港 九龍 尖沙咀 彌敦道36-44號，毗鄰麼地道 金域假日酒店，18層高的重慶大廈匯聚來自亞非各國的商人、勞工和各國的背包旅客，是全球化的縮影。
The secrets and truth inside Chungking Mansions. C hungking Mansions launched as a beacon of prosperity in jet-set era Hong Kong. The building’s fame slid into notoriety soon after, and it...
2019年11月18日 · Famous for its colourful past and starring role in Wong Kar-wai’s film Chungking Express, Chungking Mansions attracts a multicultural crowd to its maze of shops and restaurants, which offer some of the best Indian and halal food in Hong Kong
九龍油尖旺尖沙咀彌敦道40號【業主和地產代理可免費放兩個盤】，顯示重慶大廈最近成交紀錄，重慶大廈 (Chungking Mansions)是一座15層高的寫字樓，入伙年份:1961.
Chungking Mansions. Known as the ‘ghetto in the city’, Chungking Mansions is where many of Hong Kong’s minorities gather. If you can ignore the touts trying to flog fake watches and cheap suits, you’re offered a truly immersive experience. Tuck in to the most affordable South Asian cuisine in town and treat yourself to a glass of Nepalese rum.
2013年12月23日 · Chungking Mansions consists of five 17-storey buildings. It is home to hundreds of small businesses. Isolated corridors and stairwells connect different parts of the building complex. Its...
2019年8月21日 · Chungking Mansions in Hong Kong is home to people from more than 120 nations. From a distance, the building’s run-down facade wouldn’t attract more than a glance. But it’s the buzz of activity...
2019年6月7日 · Chungking Mansions is a Hong Kong legend. Set in the middle of the Tsim Sha Tsui tourist district, Chungking Mansions are instantly recognizable by the touts collected outside, pitching everything from cheap meals and cheap accommodation to tailored suits that will fall apart five minutes after you've bought them.
