The Ultimate Guide to Hong Kong
Work-life balance can be an elusive beast, especially in always-busy Hong Kong. (In fact, Hong Kong has the dubious honour of being the most overworked city in the world!) But that's all the more reason to blend business with pleasure, and cull …
The horses are back on track, the moon is full & some Aussies are in town to tickle your funny bone.
Events are returning to Hong Kong in August with dinosaurs, Songkran, arts events, and outdoor cinema.
Just a hop, skip, and jump away from the S.A.R., Macau is the perfect destination for a fulfilling daytrip or quick getaway. Ferries, buses, or chopper: take your pick of transport. Make sure to check out our guide to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau …
Disaster dating, manga models and Stormtroopers are all waiting for you in July
With nearly 150 rainy days per year on average and trending upwards (thank you, Hong Kong Observatory), our city is no stranger to stormy weather. But don't let the bad weather rain on your parade! From board games to bouldering, quirky museums …
This June, immerse yourself in all things culture, and let the creative juices flow. With Tuen Ng or Dragon Boat Festival coming up on the 22nd and an abundance of racing events to spectate (or participate in), June promises to leave you feeling …
The city is far from cruising at pre-COVID speed, but as the loosening of restrictions continues, there are more places to go and things to do
No matter your budget, there's a boutique hotel for you in Hong Kong. From frugal, backpacker-friendly hostels rooted in place to sumptuous stays evoking centuries gone by, these heritage accommodations have a story to tell. Value The Mahjong …
So you didn't manage to snag tickets to Clockenflap– it's okay! Forget your FOMO because April promises films, photography, comedy, and more live music events– whether you're a techno-head or a connoisseur of classic jazz. Songkran is sure to …
After Lunar New Year and spells of chilly rain comes a solar term to strike fear into the hearts of many a Hongkonger: the "Awakening of Insects". It's exactly what it sounds like: the weather heats up, humidity creeps in, and the bugs, stirring …
The weather is warming up and so is Hong Kong's events calendar! Flagship arts events are back in full swing, while music, marathons, and cultural fests are here to offer a festive vibe. Public holiday-free though it may be, there's a lot to …
The journey is the destination: Hong Kong's historic tram is proof. Operating since 1904, making it the world's largest double decker tram fleet in service, this charming, planet-friendly form of transport is the best way to soak in the city's …
January is for making resolutions, and February is for breaking them. With the start of two new years — Gregorian and Lunar — duly marked and celebrated, the city is settling into 2023 with renewed optimism and energy. Fill your …
Just when you think you've seen and done it all, Hong Kong surprises. This city is teeming with unexplored nooks and crannies and historic hotspots to keep you on your toes. With the Mass Transit Rail (MTR) constantly expanding its reach, it's …
All the events worth knowing about that happen in Hong Kong during January.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Hong Kong! Get ready for parties, events, and New Year's Eve fireworks
From geological sites replete with weird but cool rocks, to wet wonderlands ruled by mudskippers and mangroves, these six New Territories outings are a breath of fresh air.
The border has opened. The mercury is falling. And as events quietly cancelled over the past few years finally make a return, spirits are soaring high. From sports to music, and food to film, November is jam-packed with events to suit every …
The best way to get to Victoria Peak is by riding this historic funicular railway.
How about an all-night Halloween street party, two rockin' music festivals or a fine arts event?