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Mother and Child
A mother macaque sits on a stone wall in the forest in quiet vigilance, her sharp gaze scans the environment for
potential dangers. Nestled tightly against her bosom, a tiny baby clings with the absolute trust of the very
young — tiny hands gripping fur, face half-hidden in the safety of her body. Behind them, a soft blur of
tropical leaves create a living green curtain in a private moment of wild tenderness.
Kuala Lumpur . Malaysia | 2026
6 Oct 2026

Mother's Balancing Act
3:06 pm #HongKong #China
Mother's Balancing Act: 3 Kids and Phone Scroll
by @phyang81 for @24hourproject.
24 Hours Against Hunger in support of @actionagainsthunger, a global organization fighting hunger and malnutrition.
One photo. One hour. One day. One global community. Join us in taking action against hunger.
Donate: 24hourproject.org/donate
#24HP26_HongKong #24HP26_HK #24hourproject 24HoursAgainstHunger 24HP26_China
Central . Hong Kong | 2026
5 Oct 2026

Dragon on His Back
6:05 pm #HongKong #China
Dragon on His Back
by @phyang81 for @24hourproject.
24 Hours Against Hunger in support of @actionagainsthunger, a global organization fighting hunger and malnutrition.
One photo. One hour. One day. One global community. Join us in taking action against hunger.
Donate: 24hourproject.org/donate
#24HP26_HongKong #24HP26_HK #24hourproject 24HoursAgainstHunger 24HP26_China
Central . Hong Kong | 2026
4 Oct 2026

The 1 am Confrontation
01:09 am #HongKong #China
The 1 am Confrontation
by @phyang81 for @24hourproject.
24 Hours Against Hunger in support of @actionagainsthunger, a global organization fighting hunger and malnutrition.
One photo. One hour. One day. One global community. Join us in taking action against hunger.
Donate: 24hourproject.org/donate
#24HP26_HongKong #24HP26_HK #24hourproject 24HoursAgainstHunger 24HP26_China
Central . Hong Kong | 2026
3 Oct 2026

Abandoned Hotel from 1894
Built around 1894, the former hotel and colonial-era site served as a rest house/dormitory for British officers and
militia pre-WWII. In 1972, the state government took it over and converted it into a public rest house/budget hotel.
It offered around 24–26 rooms (including standard, family, and some VVIP suites used by officials/royalty). There
are distinctive columns (Victorian-influenced) in front.
The hotel closed around 2010 due to ow occupancy with rumours of hauntings and strange guests and staff apparition sightings,
unexplained noises, rooms being “moved,” etc, and rising operating costs. The entire complex has been abandoned since and is
in progressive ruin. The original colonial house atop the pillars is largely gone, leaving roughly 34 freestanding white columns.
Concrete frames, stairs, tiled rooms, arched interiors, etc are heavily deteriorated.
Malaysia | 2026
2 Oct 2026

Deserted Infamous Mafia Mansion
The “Mafia Mansion” is a large, luxurious multi-storey colonial/neo-classical style bungalow, Spanning an enormous
2,600 square metres, in the exclusive and prestigious low-density residential hill enclave for elites. The mansion
has an elevator, an outdoor swimming pool, 2 home cinemas, a temperature-controlled wine cellar, a large private bar
a grand curved staircase with wrought iron railings, crystal chandeliers, ornate furnitures and art collection.
A rare, vintage Mercedes-Benz worth over US$50,000 is rusting away in the driveway.
Local urban legends suggest that it belonged to a powerful mafia boss who was arrested and the home abandoned. Official
real estate and bank records indicate the property has been locked in bank foreclosure for years. Currently, it is
deserted showing prolonged vacancy and decay.
Malaysia | 2026
1 Oct 2026
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