Amidst this new buzz, some gems remain in the area. Up the stairs on Ching Lin Terrace hides the beautiful and unique looking Lo Pan Temple, a shrine for Chinese builders financed by over 1,000 people and erected in the 1880s. And how do I know this? I literally just Googled it.
Proof that this temple actually exists, see the awesome architecture on the roof?!
While my knowledge of Sai Wan and Kennedy Town is limited, I do love the area. For anyone who has something special to say about our bustling K-Town, please share it in the log below. There are a couple of other fun caches nearby, and Mt Davis down the road is an absolute blast to hike up and boasts amazing views of Cyberport and the Pok Fu Lam Rd Cemetery.
This is a multi-cache, please complete round one to reveal the final GZ co-ordinates. Round one begins on the corner of Sands Street and Rock Hill Street.
Round one, fight!
- Who do you call if this darn thing breaks down!? Add the first 4 individual numbers, and reverse the result = (XX)
- Take a peek behind this mechanical contraption, on the ground floor. Add ALL the individual numbers displayed on the slope registration plaque = (YY)
- To (YY), add the maximum number of people this mover can take before crashing to a rather painful death = (ZZ)
Final co-ordinates
N 22° 16.9(XX)
E 114° 07.8(ZZ)
Please be extra EXTRA careful when retrieving this cache and please return the cache SLOWLY to its original position after you have signed your life away. Please do not post any spoilers of both the cache and its location. If you do, I will get upset and I will hunt you and your family down. Just kidding about getting upset.
Numerous little pussy cats frequent the GZ. If you are feeling frisky, bring along some cat food and have a picnic together. Sharing is caring.
New and improved! For your convenience, the cache now contains a pen! Each sold separately, batteries not included.