The Ultimate Guide to Hong Kong
Hop on and hop off like a local.
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Get to know your Auerbach from your Eliasson with the best annual arts events that Hong Kong has to offer.
The gym is such hassle, why not do something fun instead?
The remote corners of Plover Cove Country Park are dotted with spooky, abandoned villages, with fascinating histories worthy of exploration. Hong Kong is dominated by its sprawling urban areas, where ‘new’ often means better and development is …
Get ready for hiking season with our guide to the best hikes in Hong Kong. Many people tend to think of Hong Kong as bustling, overcrowded, and highly urbanised with only cityscape to explore. But HK is also home to mountains, beaches, and …
If you're traveling from Hong Kong to Beijing or Shanghai, then why not try out the new high-speed sleeper trains? For one, they're more convenient and comfortable than flying. So, here's everything you need to know about the newest sleeper …
Here's how to get to Sai Kung -- where locals go to escape the city. Known as the "back garden of Hong Kong", Sai Kung's vibrant green hills, stunning beaches, endless hiking trails, and fishing villages all result in a complete contrast to the …
The best, fastest, and cheapest ways to get to Guangzhou.
Looking for Hong Kong's best dog-friendly cafés, bars, and restaurants? Then you've come to the right place. We all know that Hong Kong apartments are on the smaller side of things, which can make living with a dog a bit challenging. …
How to survive the partying and rugby watching event.
Despite what its grandiose name may suggest, you are unlikely to find much luxury on any of the 17 floors inside Chungking Mansions. What you will find though, is some of the most authentic, eclectic and delicious food in Hong Kong. First built …
Hong Kong doesn’t really have a high and low season in terms of tourism. The city hosts events and festivals throughout the year and unlike some other subtropical cities, it does have quite distinct seasons. So the best time to visit Hong Kong …
Hong Kong has plenty of events and festive markets to enjoy this year. To get you started, here are eight Christmas markets we think you should check out.
Most hotels in Hong Kong start check-in from 3:00 p.m., so if your flight arrives in the morning, you won't be able to check in. Although not advertised, if the hotel has a 24-hour front desk and you contact them in advance, an early check-in …
There was a time when Shenzhen was mostly visited by Hong Kongers looking for fake handbags and cheap spa days. Today, HK’s neighbouring city has rapidly grown and now offers a tantilising F&B scene, art districts, amusement parks and …
When it comes to high tea, we truly are spoilt for choice here in Hong Kong. What was once a legacy left behind by the Brits, has evolved into a wide array of afternoon tea styles, from traditional scones to dimsum and seasonal themed menus all …
Hong Kong’s music scene has had a bit of a hard time over the years for various reasons but things are most certainly back on track and there are now a good amount of festivals taking place to satisfy both music-hungry locals and visitors to the …
When it comes to swimming, Hong Kong has plenty of (free) beaches to offer but beaches get very busy, are very sandy and don’t typically have a very nice poolside bar serving up ice cold piña coladas all day. On the other hand, hotel swimming …
