Chan Ka-pui Urges Halt to Peak Light and Shadow Project
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On 21 October 2026, New People's Party Hong Kong Island West Legislative Council member Chan Ka-pui wrote to the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau and the Tourism Board, asking for a prudent assessment and consideration of terminating the Tourism Board's light and shadow effect project in the area of Lugard Road and Harlech Road on the Peak. After inspecting the site, she said the facilities contrasted sharply with the natural landscape and that the supporting installations had a serious negative impact on the visual experience of the trail, citing public views that the trail needed more practical basic facilities. The current development is that Chan Ka-pui has made her requests to the two bodies; the report did not mention whether the bureau or the Tourism Board had responded, nor whether the project would be adjusted or halted.
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- 明報·即時港聞Chan Ka-pui Writes to Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau and Tourism Board, Hoping to Halt Peak Light and Shadow Project
New People's Party Hong Kong Island West Legislative Council member Chan Ka-pui today wrote to the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau and the Tourism Board, requesting a prudent assessment and consideration of terminating the Tourism Board's light and shadow effect project in the Lugard Road and Harlech Road area on the Peak. After inspecting the site, she said the facilities contrast strongly with the natural landscape and that the supporting works have a serious negative impact on the visual perception of the trail, and she cited members of the public as saying the trail needs more practical basic supporting facilities.
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