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Ladies’ Market

女人街

The Tourism Commission describes the Ladies’ Market on Tung Choi Street as one of Hong Kong’s most popular outdoor markets, known for bargain-priced clothes and accessories for all ages, Chinese-style souvenirs, toys and watches, and local food. (Tourism Commission data, 4 February 2021)

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Tung Choi Street stalls · August 2015 · Sakaori · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

When

Stretch
Dundas Street to Argyle Street
Closed to traffic
16:00–24:00
General holidays, incl. Sundays
12:00–24:00

(Transport Department data, 6 July 2026; Hong Kong e-Legislation, Cap. 149)

Stall opening hours are not in any open dataset, so Harbour does not give them. “Closed to traffic” is when the Transport Department keeps vehicles out of the street (its pedestrian-street data of 6 July 2026).

Licensed pitches

Licensed pitches
421

Tung Choi Street has more licensed pitches than any other street in FEHD’s list, and 408 of them are on the four blocks from Dundas Street to Argyle Street. (FEHD licence list, 30 September 2026; Harbour count from FEHD map points, 14 October 2026)

Licensed pitches: FEHD licence list of 30 September 2026. A licence does not show that a stall is trading. Licence counts for every hawker street →

History and recent changes

In 2016 the Government named the Temple Street Night Market and the Ladies’ Market as open-air markets promoted by the Hong Kong Tourism Board. (Government press release, 15 June 2016)

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