Hong Kong, the Culinary Capital of Asia, is turning up the heat on the fun for great eating and drinking in Asia’s world city with an expanded mega wine and dine month which includes a four-day Wine and Dine Festival. It’s an incredible opportunity to taste exquisite award-winning dishes and sample wines from around the [...]
Hong Kong SkyMart – Hong Kong International Airport
Located at Terminal 1, Hong Kong International Airport, Hong Kong SkyMart is a world dedicated to luxury shopping and sumptuous dining choices. There are around 160 retail shops and 40 eateries offering everything from duty-free shops and international and local brands, to a worldwide [...]
Causeway Bay
Causeway Bay is eternally popular with tourists. From department stores, to small boutiques and bargain stalls, everything can be found here in a tight cluster. Of course, it will still take you a whole day to walk through this shopping carnival.
Shops specialising in shoes, electrical appliances and fashion for young people are found in [...]
Hong Kong is a great place for fishing, with 17 scenically located reservoirs stocked with a variety of species. They are located throughout the territory, but the more popular reservoirs that are easily accessible by public transport are Pok Fu Lam, Tai Tam, High Island and Shing Mun. Fishing season is from September to March.
The [...]
The picturesque Po Toi group of islands cover an area of approximately 4 square kilometres and lie off the southeastern tip of Hong Kong Island. Po Toi, the largest of the chain is a rugged outcrop with much to offer visitors, including invigorating walks along coastal paths and a rough granite headland where cliffs drop [...]
Peng Chau island is small enough that you can walk around and never get lost! About a third of the size of neighbouring Cheung Chau, and linked to its neighbours by an inter-island ferry service, Peng Chau has many of the bigger island’s charms, but on a more intimate scale. These include an attractive fishing [...]
Shek O is a beachside village in the Southern District of Hong Kong, surrounded by Shek O Country Park, Big Wave Bay and Cape D’Aguilar. The entire area is a peninsula on the southern coast of the Hong Kong Island, facing the South China Sea. The name “Shek O” literally means [...]
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