Tag

Hong Kong

Hong Kong Neighborhoods: A Local’s Guide

Get an insider’s perspective on the vibrant Hong Kong neighborhoods of Sha Tin and Central with Paul Moreno, as he shares what makes them special to locals like him.
Read More
Where to Eat in Hong Kong

Where to Eat in Hong Kong

There are endless choices of where to eat in Hong Kong - member's only clubs, concealed dim sum dives, and street-side milk tea stands below multi-Michelin star restaurants. The question in Hong Kong is never...
Read More
Art Basel Hong Kong 2023 hong kong Exhibition Centre

Art Basel Hong Kong 2023

It’s that time of year again, Art Basel is coming to Hong Kong! And, with the recent lifting of travel restrictions, there is really nothing holding you back.
Read More
Imperial dragon patterns

How to Choose Between Shanghai and Hong Kong

If you’re looking for upscale glitz, colonial glamor, and sky-piercing buildings, two Chinese cities readily spring to mind: Shanghai and Hong Kong. Both cities are likely to appeal to a large set of visitors: from those seeking...
Read More

The Most Haunted Places in China

Step into the ghastly past of the world’s oldest civilization and get acquainted with places that will chill you to the bone. These are the most haunted places in China.Updated: October 18, 2021With over 5,000 years...
Read More
Chinese door in Hutong alley

The Peninsula Hotel Hong Kong: A Cut Above the Rest

The Peninsula name has always been equated with luxury and magnificence, and as the brand’s flagship location, the Peninsula Hong Kong is a cut above the rest. The two-phase “landmark room enhancement programme,” commenced in...
Read More
Buddhist sculpture and art

An Interview with Grassroots Pantry owner Peggy Chan

With Chinese New Year here ‘tis the season to throw caution (and weight-watching) to the wind and get caught up in the feasting and festivities! But when you’ve satisfied your craving for heavy Chinese dishes,...
Read More
Buddhist sculpture and art

Have you explored Hong Kong’s Wan Chai District?

Wan Chai is best known for its bars and exotic nightlife, made famous by Richard Mason’s novel and the subsequent film The World of Suzie Wong. While the occasional scantily-clad woman still beckons from doorways...
Read More
Girl praying at an ancient temple

New Year’s Eve in the Fragrant Harbor

Depending on what city you are in, New Year’s Eve can take on a lot of different shapes. You can watch the ball drop in New York City, join the New Year’s day parade in...
Read More
Fisherman in YangShuo

How about Winter Vacation in China?

When winter arrives, it brings snow which covers city streets in a silent white blanket. However, it is never long before the beautiful white crystals have been ground into a brown slurry in the streets....
Read More
1 2