Leung King Market

Venue: Leung King Market | Accessibility category: Market | Accessibility information: Leung King Market has basic barrier-free facilities

Tuen Mun Shopping Guide - Street market

Accessibility Index

Attractions Evaluation

The entrance is equipped with an automatic door or no door, and it is wide and suitable for wheelchairs to enter and leave alone

The aisle is flat and wide or has a ramp, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility can enter and leave alone

There is no need or a wide drop lift to reach all floors, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility can use them alone

There are ordinary toilets, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility must be assisted by others

The staff is friendly and courteous, and can provide consulting services for wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility

The space channel is generally wide and flat, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility may require assistance from others

Local Facilities

Guide Dogs are welcome
Available by subway (within 15 minutes walk)
Bus reachable (within 15 minutes walk)

Introduction

Leung King Market takes retro style as its design concept. The main entrance stands with a characteristic archway, and the interior decoration imitates ancient buildings, making people travel through time and space and return to the past. In addition to providing traditional market ingredients, the refurbished market also has a number of snack shops, where residents can taste multi-national dishes, including authentic delicacies from Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, China and Hong Kong. In addition, in order to provide diversified services, the market has introduced clothing stores, barber shops, water and electricity engineering shops, etc., to become a community hot spot that meets the needs of daily life.

Accessibility description

Leung King Market is equipped with basic barrier-free facilities, including entrances and exits, and passages. The design fully considers the needs of wheelchairs/persons with reduced mobility. Most of the uneven places are equipped with ramps, and the ramps are relatively flat, so wheelchair users can easily Up and down.

FG Tips

Leung King Market is close to the light rail and bus terminal, with convenient transportation, wide passages, and friendly shops. Most of the entrances have ramps for wheelchair users to go alone.

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Picture-There is a light rail station at the gate of Leung King Market

Relevant information

Address : G/F, Leung King Market, Tuen Mun

Enquiries : 3468-2058

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Traffic Information

Accessibility Index

- There are a lot of bus routes to reach

1) Kwai Fong

Meeting Facilities

- [ Tsuen Wan Line ]

From Exit B of MTR Kwai Fong Station, transfer to KMB 58M and get off at Leung King Estate Terminus and walk for about 5 minutes

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2) Leung King Estate Bus Terminus

Bus route : 58M, 58X, 258D, 258S, 258X, 961P

Meeting Facilities

Entrance

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- The main entrance of Leung King Market is located at No. 31 Tianjing Road. The entrance of the gate is flat and wide with ramps, which is very suitable for wheelchairs/persons with reduced mobility

Main entrances and exits of Leung King Market

Channel design

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- Most areas of the bazaar are designed with wide passageways, which are generally suitable for wheelchair users to enter and exit
- Most uneven places are equipped with ramps, the ramps are relatively flat, so wheelchair users can easily get on and off

Broad design of local passages in the market
There are ramps at the entrances of most shops in the market, which is suitable for wheelchair users

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- There are no accessible toilets in the market. If necessary, you can use the accessible toilets at Leung King Plaza

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Leung King Market

Venue: Leung King Market | Accessibility category: Market | Accessibility information: Leung King Market has basic barrier-free facilities

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Local Facilities

Introduction