Lee Tung Avenue has transformed its 200-metre pedestrian street in Wan Chai for Mid-Autumn Festival, filling the route with more than 800 red and palace lanterns. The seasonal installation continues until 19 October and combines familiar festive decoration with new palace lantern designs inspired by Chinese paper-cutting.
Lee Tung Avenue has transformed its 200-metre pedestrian street in Wan Chai for Mid-Autumn Festival, filling the route with more than 800 red and palace lanterns.
The seasonal installation continues until 19 October and combines familiar festive decoration with new palace lantern designs inspired by Chinese paper-cutting.
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Lee Tung Avenue has transformed its 200-metre pedestrian street in Wan Chai for Mid-Autumn Festival, filling the route with more than 800 red and palace lanterns. The seasonal installation continues until 19 October and combines familiar festive decoration with new palace lantern designs inspired by Chinese paper-cutting. The programme centres on 25 September, when an [...]
The programme centres on 25 September, when an [...]
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