關於 explorehongkong_cheungchau ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

Who has seen the mini ambulance in Hong Kong? Swipe for the mini fire truck and the video!

The Mini Ambulance and fire truck 🚒 are specially designed for operation on outlying islands (e.g. Cheung Chau, Lamma Island) which has a narrow road.

Where did I spot them?
Cheung Chau! 長洲

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Cheung Chau Bun Festival 太平清醮 2021 during the pandemic： https://youtu.be/xUjb7oNCf0Y

Conclusion: So hot and much less people when compared to 2019, probably because the two most exciting activities - Floating Parade and Bun Scrambling Competition are cancelled.

Let’s hope everything will be fine this year and you can join me next year!

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I will be heading to Cheung Chau to join the World’s Top 10 Quirky Local festivals named by TIME magazine tomorrow! That is - Cheung Chau Bun festival 長洲太平清醮!

Full video here: https://youtu.be/oLP_KM_ZHz0

Due to the pandemic, the most exciting parts - Bun Scrambling Competition (搶包山) and parade (Piu Sik 飄色) is cancelled. However, traditional rituals will be held as usual.

Da Jiu (打醮) is a Taoist ritual held in Cheung Chau, a small island in Hong Kong, and every year to ask for peace from Taoist deities. The island was saved from the plague after Da Jiu was performed a 100 years ago.

What is Piu Sik Parade (Floating colour parade)?
The Parade sees young children, dressed in guises of deities or modern celebrities, balanced on piles, which appeared to be floating above the crowds to appease wandering ghosts.

What is Bun Scrambling Competition?
It is a tradition that young men in the village climbed up a giant 60-feet bamboo towers covered with buns and try to grab as many buns - said to bring good luck and health – from the top.

The government banned the event after the tragedy in 1972 - two bun towers fell during the contest. The event resumed in 2005, but only 12 selected people can join the competition.

How to go?
Take a ferry from Central Pier 5 at Central

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