While that may be true, there is a magical side to the city’s culture that goes far beyond its cloud-touching architecture.

Swinging from past to future – the evolution of Hong Kong play areas A hidden platform in Sheung Wan station For almost three decades, Sheung Wan station was the Island line’s last stop until ...

It may be best known for its skyscrapers and shopping, but Hong Kong offers untold outdoor activities, from coastal kayaking ...

One of our favourite parts of the Sheung Wan, Sai Ying Pun, and Kennedy Town neighbourhoods is that its older streets are decorated with modern touches of creativity like murals and graffiti. Much of ...

A 130-year-old temple in HK and a former maternity hospital that opened in 1922 have been declared as monuments by the city's ...

Native to Central and South America, the sunny yellow blossoms are a welcome sight in Hong Kong during early spring.

Amidst the glint of metal, glass, and looming concrete, our city’s streets are vibrant and colourful, thanks to artists who have turned buildings, shopfronts, and alleyways into their canvases.

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The twin sister restaurants of Chueca and Juno pronounce the true flavours of Spanish and Italian cuisine in Hong Kong, a ...