The Flower Market (花墟) is one of Hong Kong's most vibrant and colorful destinations. Located in Mong Kok, Kowloon, it's a paradise for plant lovers, photographers, and travelers looking for a unique local experience.

Where is the Flower Market?

Address: Flower Market Road, Prince Edward, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Nearest MTR Station: Prince Edward Station (Tsuen Wan Line and Kwun Tong Line) or Mong Kok East Station (East Rail Line)

Getting There by MTR (Recommended)

Option 1: From Prince Edward MTR Station

1. Take the MTR to Prince Edward Station

2. Exit at Exit B1

3. Walk east along Prince Edward Road West, then turn left into Sai Yee Street

4. Flower Market Road is ahead — the market stretches along this road
   Walk time: approximately 5 to 10 minutes

Option 2: From Mong Kok East Station

1. Take the East Rail Line to Mong Kok East Station

2. Follow signs to the footbridge exit leading to the Royal Plaza Hotel or Mong Kok area

3. Walk through the MOKO shopping mall and exit onto Prince Edward Road West

4. Turn right and walk toward Flower Market Road
   Walk time: approximately 8 to 10 minutes

Getting There by Bus

Several buses stop near the Flower Market. Look for routes that stop at Prince Edward Road West, Sai Yee Street, or Nathan Road (near Prince Edward MTR).

Common Bus Routes:
KMB Bus: 1, 2, 6, 6C, 9, 12A, 36B, 41A
Citybus: 103
Green Minibuses: Routes to Mong Kok or Prince Edward

Tip: Use Citymapper or Google Maps to check real-time bus information.

By Taxi

Tell the driver: "Flower Market Road, Mong Kok" (in Cantonese: 旺角花墟).
Most drivers know this location well.

Estimated fares:
From Central: HK$100 to 130
From Tsim Sha Tsui: HK$40 to 60

On Foot

If you are already in Mong Kok, it’s a short walk.
From Mong Kok MTR Station (Exit B3), walk north along Sai Yee Street.
The walk takes about 10 to 15 minutes.

Best Time to Visit

Morning to early afternoon (9 AM to 2 PM) is ideal — vendors are open and flowers are fresh.
Before major festivals (such as Chinese New Year), the market becomes more festive but also more crowded.
Note: Some stalls may close early or not open at all on public holidays.

What to Expect

The Flower Market includes rows of shops and street vendors selling:

• Fresh cut flowers

• Orchids, bonsai, and succulents

• Gardening tools and accessories

• Lucky bamboo and seasonal plants

It is great for photography, buying souvenirs, and experiencing local culture.

Nearby Attractions

Yuen Po Street Bird Garden (next to the Flower Market)
Goldfish Market (Tung Choi Street)
Ladies' Market (popular for shopping)
MOKO Shopping Mall (modern mall with restaurants and shops)

Pro Tips

1. Bring cash — most vendors do not accept credit cards

2. Expect crowds on weekends and holidays

3. Wear comfortable shoes — there is a lot of walking

4. Avoid touching plants unless you plan to buy

5. Prices can vary — it is okay to politely ask for a discount if buying multiple items

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