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Hong Kong might be one of the most densely populated cities in the world, but in between stacks of high-rise apartments, ultra-narrow lanes, and crammed shopping malls, a handful of spaces lie empty and derelict as if frozen in time, untouched by locals. Some of them date back to the early 20th century; others are remnants of the city’s British colonial past; others still are failed residential developments turned eerie. But keep in mind, these aren’t your typical tourist sites. You won’t be able to enter some of them, only observe them from a distance. But even from there, they...
