Atop Hong Kong's tallest peak blanketed in clouds, three masked urban explorers took a step back in time as they climbed through a hole in a wire mesh fence, climbed down a hill and marched towards an abandoned army barracks built during British colonial times, likely used during World War Two.
Twenty years since Britain returned Hong Kong to Chinese rule, these young, alternative conservationists are eager to document the city's remaining historical buildings.
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The Commissioner for Heritage's Office said in a written response to Reuters that the government has launched the revitalisation of 19 historic buildings since it first announced its policies on heritage conservation a decade ago.
"Conservation of historic buildings in Hong Kong has gone some way to the point which requires efforts beyond the government," it added.