The Ultimate Guide to Hong Kong
Red fortune banners on the wall. Stir-fry choy sum on an orange plastic plate. Diners sitting around a big round table with lazy susan. Those are probably the most stereotypical images when you think about Cantonese restaurants. Well, think again. […]
Spend 2 days, 1 night in Hong Kong for less than US$100 with our itinerary. Includes sightseeing, eats and accommodation options.
This tiny museum in Wan Chai is dedicated to all things erotic, and fighting to keep its doors open.
From touring a hidden mansion to drinking on the top of a historical building to visiting the world’s highest church.
Top tips for navigating all the events and all the people you'll meet at Asia's biggest tech/startup conference.
King Yin Lei offers a glimpse into one of Hong Kong's most beautiful examples of historical architecture.
You can't help but get into the Christmas spirit!
These 5-star hotels are offering incredibly priced staycation packages that include accommodation, dining and amenity perks.
Have a ball without spending a dime in our notoriously expensive city.
Hong Kong with kids is made easy with theme parks, museums, playgrounds, nature reserves, geoparks, beaches, waterfalls, and hikes.
The ultimate guide to Hong Kong hot pot — we cover the different types of hot pot, the unwritten etiquette rules, and where to try some.
Taking a ride on the Aqua Luna is consistently voted one of the most unforgettable experiences in Hong Kong.
Check out the island's most beautiful spots to have a cocktail while admiring the view
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 […]
What are Hong Kong's must see arts events? We give you the lowdown on the best annual art and performance events that Hong Kong has to offer.
Disaster dating, manga models and Stormtroopers are all waiting for you in July
Events are returning to Hong Kong in August with dinosaurs, Songkran, arts events, and outdoor cinema.
The horses are back on track, the moon is full & some Aussies are in town to tickle your funny bone.
Visit these spas for a range of treatments, including Swedish or Thai massage, foot reflexology or a float in a sensory deprivation pod.
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