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Yum Cha - enjoy the finer things in life

Yum Cha is a long held tradition in Hong Kong and one of the favourite pass-times. However, there seems to be no shortage of places to go and so many yum cha; we had talked about some of the best dim sum places already, but they are still a wee bit commercialise for us. So let’s talk old school yum […]

April 14, 2016

Dogs loving - map of all the pet-friendly parks in Hong Kong!

Having a pet in such a densely populated area is not easy feat. First you already have to find somewhere pet friendly to live in, then comes the problem of where to take them. Hong Kong isn’t like any other city, where cats and dogs can roam free practically anywhere. Here, rules dictate every park, every mall and you might […]

April 5, 2016

Inflating tuition - International Schools in Hong Kong

As we all have already acknowledged, Hong Kong has a number of international schools sitting in both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. With the living expenses inflating throughout these decades, the tuition fees is never an exception. Here we have investigated the tuition fees of 10 international schools located in Both Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and New Territories. In Hong Kong […]

March 31, 2016

A look at happiness of Hong Kongers

Hong Kong is on a lot of people’s bucket list on places to travel and live, but how do the people that live in Hong Kong feel about it as a city? It might be argued that happiness cannot be measured, but according to the World Happiness Report in 2015, Hong Kong is ranked at 72 out of 158 countries […]

March 29, 2016

Street Arts in Hong Kong – and it’s not graffiti

Hong Kong’s street arts are not exactly famous, in fact, one might often hear Hong Kong is getting refers to as an art desert. With the lack of space in business districts such as Central and Sheung Wan, many do not feel like there’s even space to breath. Hong Kongers are so busy that they don’t even spare the time […]

March 24, 2016

Geology in Hong Kong – one day at Sai Kung Geological Park

Geology might not be a huge thing in Hong Kong, but the Geo park in Hong Kong, established in 2009 in Sai Kung is definitely worth a visit. It doesn’t even matter if you don’t know what the word geology means (but in case you are wondering – it’s all about rocks, volcanism and plate tectonics), because one does not […]

March 22, 2016

Farm in Hong Kong - escape to the Northern District!

Farm doesn’t seem like the kind of thing you will find in Hong Kong, but in the Northern district of Hong Kong green pastures are not stuffs of fiction. Although places like Sheung Shui and Fanling are known for the hordes of tourists from China who storm the shops and pharmacies, the nature here is unspoiled by such activities. Cows, […]

March 17, 2016

International primary schools with cool second languages

Hong Kong, as an international metropolis, has its residents coming from all over the world and sharing different culture and lingual backgrounds. To accommodate these folks who speak different languages, international schools are then established. We all know that the language of instruction in most of those international schools is English, with Mandarin as a second language. However, some other international […]

March 15, 2016

Hiking in Hong Kong - 4 trails you shouldn't miss

As crowded and advanced Hong Kong might seem, it also has its countryside and rural area. Surprisingly, it possesses around 70% of green area with respect to its territory and there are quite a few hiking trails scattering around in the outskirt of Hong Kong. With the diversified topography, every hiking trail has its own characteristic and some attractions worthy […]

March 10, 2016

Wanchai - Place where energy never fades

Situated in the centre of the urban zone, Wanchai is always a hectic area. During daytime, it is packed with workers, businessmen as well as tourists while the raucous vibe does not calm down at all even after the dusk falls, when the bars and clubs open. As you might know, Wanchai is famous for its lively nightlife and it is […]

March 8, 2016

5 Places you should visit in Sham Shui Po

Most people immediately think of Apliu Street Flea Market and the Golden Computer Center. But there are more to Sham Shui Po than meet the eyes; in fact, there are plenty of great places to visit that most people don’t know. So here, I bring to you 5 alternate places to visit in Sham Shui Po. 1. The Savannah College […]

March 3, 2016

Kowloon City - Then and Now

The Kowloon City nowadays is a far cry from the scenes that you would have seen in the 80s. Did you know that Kowloon City’s history stretch as far back as the Qin Dynasty in 221 to 206 BC? As a seaside town, it was famed for its pearl production and a milder climate. As the centuries went on, it […]

March 1, 2016

Discover the Southern District of Hong Kong

The Southern District is one of the 18 districts of Hong Kong, and it is without a doubt hard to get to. Named due to its southern position on Hong Kong Island, it takes at least half an hour to get to from the bustling center on the other side of the island. However, there are many great reasons as […]

February 25, 2016

Temples in Hong Kong

Temple, a place for people to wish for good luck and prosperous future, has its popularity in Hong Kong. Modernized as Hong Kong is, there are still a number of temples scattering in this cosmopolis. Despite the majority being Buddhist temples, a diversified collection of temples of different religions also exist in Hong Kong, which makes the city fruitful, from a religious […]

February 23, 2016

Lantern Festival – 3 facts on Chinese Valentine’s Day

The Chinese version of Valentine’s Day, this year the Lantern Festival is only 8 days later its western counterpart Valentine’s Day. Falling on the 15th day of the Lunar New Year, the Lantern Festival is also the first full moon of the new year and a sign that spring is almost among us. There are many traditions associated with this […]

February 19, 2016

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