The Ultimate Guide to Hong Kong
Events are returning to Hong Kong in August with dinosaurs, Songkran, arts events, and outdoor cinema.
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 …
This June, immerse yourself in all things culture, and let the creative juices flow. With Tuen Ng or Dragon Boat …
If you look up a travel itinerary for Hong Kong, it’s pretty much guaranteed that every single one will suggest a trip …
The city is far from cruising at pre-COVID speed, but as the loosening of restrictions continues, there are more places …
So you didn’t manage to snag tickets to Clockenflap– it’s okay! Forget your FOMO because April promises …
What are Hong Kong's must see arts events? We give you the lowdown on the best annual art and performance events that …
The weather is warming up and so is Hong Kong’s events calendar! Flagship arts events are back in full swing, …
January is for making resolutions, and February is for breaking them. With the start of two new years — Gregorian …
Lunar New Year reigns supreme in Hong Kong's calendar of holidays, and if you want to make the most out of this unique …
All the events worth knowing about that happen in Hong Kong during January.
The best way to get to Victoria Peak is by riding this historic funicular railway.
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. …
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 …
Looking for some last-minute Christmas gift ideas? Why not make your own – or gift your loved ones an experience to pick …
Have you been mesmerised by DIY woodworking videos online? With a wide range of woodworking classes in Hong Kong, you …
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.
Feeling feral? Escape to Mui Wo — a rural town on Lantau Island with wild animals, waterfalls and beaches making a …
From teawares to old Hakka villages, there are literally dozens of Hong Kong museums with unique exhibitions to choose …