A Hidden Journey in Hong Kong: A Mother's Day Stroll at the Bishop Hill Reservoir.

The historical relic that has been slumbering deep underground for a century has finally awakened and reappeared before the world. This is Hong Kong's only underground water supply system, now a Grade I historic building. The legendary doors have reopened. On this Mother's Day, take your beloved mother for a walk under the Romanesque red brick arches. Feel the gentle whisper of the wooden water gauge lightly touching the water's surface. Each brick and tile tells the story of time flowing from 1904 to the present. This is a journey through time, a hidden underground palace in the city. Here, we listen together to the whispers of the wisdom of our predecessors, and marvel at the ingenious self-flowing water supply system. Transportation Guide: Take the subway to Shek Kip Mei Station, Exit A. Walk to Po Yick Street, meet the tour guide in front of St. Francis of Assisi's English Primary School. Reservation Details: Please book on the Water Supplies Department's official website at 9 am on the first day of the month. Plan ahead to avoid missing this unique experience. Free Admission Note: Please bring your own water and headphones with a 3.5mm jack. There will be guided explanations on site, with a choice of Cantonese or English tours. Photography is allowed; please cherish our cultural heritage. On this special day, share an unforgettable underground historical journey with your mother. Every step, every scene, is the deepest tribute to the past. Let us add our footsteps to the memories of this city.