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.
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
Everything you wanted to know about Hong Kong’s newest museum, but didn’t think to ask.
As fatigue from social distancing measures sets in, the need for a calming escape away from the bustling city increases. While we know that views from secluded islands like Jin Island and challenging hiking trials like Sharp Peak are breathtaking, […]
No one can say no to better fortune. So, here are five Hong Kong temples that may help you ring in a luckier year of the Tiger. Kicking off on 1 February in 2022, Hong Kong will welcome the beginning […]
International films in Hong Kong? Yes. International concerts in Hong Kong? No, not for a while yet as the city continues its lengthy COVID precautions (best to carry the LeaveHomeSafe App with you). Still, there are plenty of homegrown artists […]
Looking for some last-minute Christmas gift ideas? Why not make your own – or gift your loved ones an experience to pick up a new skill? Here are six pottery experiences you can try in Hong Kong. Useless Studio Despite […]
Rejoice, Hong Kong! While we are still being grounded for a second Christmas, at least Christmas markets and celebrations are returning — fingers-crossed. Remember how the fourth wave of coronavirus had pretty much cancelled all festivities last December? Well, at […]
Have you been mesmerised by DIY woodworking videos online? With a wide range of woodworking classes in Hong Kong, you could easily develop your skill as a carpenter. Whether you’re looking for a handmade Christmas gift for a friend or […]
Can’t afford property in Hong Kong? At least you can own it all in Monopoly Dreams!
Some unique venues on list—including a hair salon!
Forgo the tram tickets, bypass the bus, and make your way up Hong Kong's most famous mountain on foot instead.
The best way to get to Victoria Peak is by riding this historic funicular railway.
Feeling feral? Escape to Mui Wo — a rural town on Lantau Island with wild animals, waterfalls and beaches making a perfect day trip from the city.
