5 Haunted Places in Hong Kong
Every case file on record in Hong Kong — each with the full legend, the documented sightings spine and the skeptic’s file.
Nam Koo Terrace — The Wan Chai Haunted House
A · Wan Chai, Hong Kong, China — A red-brick 1915 merchant villa, Grade I listed, that Hong Kong folklore insists is thick with the ghosts of the Japanese occupation.…
High Street Ghost House
B · Hong Kong, China — A granite facade and arched veranda stranded on a modern community centre in Sai Ying Pun — all that remains of an 1892 nurses' quarters that Hong Kong called its haunted house for thirty years.…
Bride's Pool — The Wedding That Never Crossed the Stream
B · Tai Po, Hong Kong, China — In the stream country of the Plover Cove hills behind Tai Po, a waterfall drops into a deep pool the map still names Bride's Pool: on her wedding journey — the story runs — the sedan chair lost its fo…
Tat Tak School — The Classroom Nobody Reclaimed
B · Hung Shui Kiu, Yuen Long, Hong Kong, China — In Hung Shui Kiu, a village primary school that closed in 1998 and never reopened — two storeys of empty classrooms, a silent assembly courtyard, a campus reclaimed by moss and gravity — and in the de…
Tuen Mun Road — Hong Kong's Highway of Death
B · Ting Kau stretch, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, China — Hong Kong's first expressway, opened in 1978 through the hills between Tuen Mun and the city, earned the name Highway of Death through decades of crashes — and built the corresponding ghost canon: nig…