Chungking Mansions, Commercial building in Hong Kong
Chungking Mansions, a 17-story commercial and residential building, is a hub of international activity.
Since its construction in 1961, Chungking Mansions has represented the diversity and inclusivity of Hong Kong's identity.
A cultural melting pot, it houses people from different ethnicities and is often characterized as a mini-United Nations of informal commerce.
It provides budget accommodation, and houses many low-cost businesses like money changers, guesthouses, and restaurants.
Famed for its overwhelming informality, it's been featured in various films, notably Wong Kar-wai's 'Chungking Express'.
Location: Hong Kong
Inception: 1961
Height: 55 m
Website: chungkingmansions.com.hk
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