We are tourists in our own home.
We are tourists in our own home.
What can visitors enjoy for free at the Hong Kong Museum of History? Four hundred million years of heritage, towering statues, meticulous reconstructions, and much more.
Indulge in the vibrant energy of Hong Kong's bustling night markets with our exquisite print, presented on sleek aluminum to add a touch of modernity to your decor. This captivating artwork transports you to the heart of the city's lively streets, where the aromas of street food mingle with the glow of lanterns and the chatter of vendors fills the air. Immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and lively atmosphere of the night market scene, capturing the essence of Hong Kong's rich culinary and cultural heritage. Our aluminum print serves as a stylish homage to this iconic aspect of Hong Kong life, making it a perfect addition to any home or office space. Bring the excitement of the night market into your home and let its dynamic charm illuminate your surroundings.
Cultural group Walk in Hong Kong has presented a series of proposals for the preservation of North Point’s State Theatre, which turned 65-years-old on Monday. The theatre was originally named Empire Theatre and opened on December 11, 1952. It is the only mid-20th century theatre remaining in Hong Kong. The group said it hoped the suggestions […]
Staying on budget while backpacking in Hong Kong can be difficult. However, in this post I show you how to save money while seeing this great city!
The Hong Kong Museum is a fascinating walk through the history of Hong Kong, the exhibition covers right from the formation of the Island itself, it's natural heritage, the British colonisation and through to the modern day. Im not really into museums but this one is well worth the money and time. Its not just a
15 June 2012 HK Heritage Museum - Hakka Women It has been more than 10 years that I haven't been to the Hong Kong Heritage Museum...
“It started with the concept of implementing the pawnbroker sign onto a folding chair, a common piece of household furniture. Pawnbroker signboards on street corners were a signature feature of the Hong Kong street scene. Few pawnshops remain nowadays. In collaboration with Profilia of West Germany (Far East), we aim to start a new ‘Chair Fun’ series, and also pay tribute to our collective cultural memory.”
Size: 15x10cm /6x4" Composition: 300gsm ultra pearlescent, hi-white paper Print: giclee/archival quality White envelope included Blank inside Made in England I have been to Hong Kong many times over the last few years as I sell my Hong Kong illustrated Cityscape souvenir and tote bag range to many shops in the city. I love the mix of traditional Cantonese culture and colonial heritage with the increasing additional layer of twenty first century structures and social scene. I always stay in Sai Ying Pun because I love the traditional food shops on the streets and the short, albeit very steep, walk up to the lovely little bars and bistros of the Mid Levels. I climb Victoria Peak every year and once walked all the way over the mountains from Hong Kong to Stanley on the south of the island. I could hardly walk for days and so that was literally a once in a lifetime experience. Shop Julia's Art on Etsy! https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/JuliaGash
Hong Kong has an exciting new cultural hub with the revitalisation of the Central Police Station to become the Tai Kwun Centre for Heritage and Arts.
Unable to travel abroad, the founder of Goods of Desire spent his holidays in the New Territories, which gave him a new appreciation for village vernacular.
Discover Best International Schools in Hong Kong. Find all the information: tuition fees, curriculum, reviews, location and more or request an advisor.
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Real people, real stories. Keep our memories of Hong Kong alive! Hand-painted on location By Alvin c.k. Lam Get the classic set of 6, comprising the much-loved pieces that began it all. As part of my ongoing collection titled "Unspoken stories, unsung heroes", this postcard set of 6 features watercolor sketches painted in the most familiar and ordinary places - the streets and markets of Hong Kong. Each one brings to life real stories of (extra)ordinary people whose lifetime of devotion weaves into the rise of Hong Kong as well as the rich heritage and culture that makes Hong Kong so uniquely Hong Kong. THIS SET OF 6 INCLUDES: 1. Poon's Bean Curd Stall 2. So's Vegetable Stall 3. Wong's Dried Foods Stall 4. Chan's Roast Chestnut Cart 5. Wong's Banana Stall 6. The Cardboard Granny [DETAILS] • Dimension: 148 mm x 108 mm • Printed on 300 gsm textured card • The reverse of each postcard comes complete with a bilingual blurb (English & Traditional Chinese) introducing the background of each stall or character, and where you can visit them [SHIPPING] • Hong Kong: FREE shipping by standard post • International: Standard Air Mail
If you wish to travel to Macau, use this guide for a comprehensive list of information and resources you need to explore Macau.
Everything you need to know for a Macau day trip including a Macau 1 day itinerary and how to get to Macau from Hong Kong.
Hidden among the skyscrapers and malls, Hong Kong has plenty of cultural gems to uncover, from temples and museums to a beautiful Chinese garden
Update: Please check your country’s travel advisories for Hong Kong. Looking for a great destination to travel solo? Wanting a taste of Chinese culture but not quite ready to travel to Mainland China? Hong Kong is right up your alley. Not only an international shopping destination, Hong Kong is a city that never sleeps and one …
A city of contrasts, rich in history and cultural heritage, Hong Kong is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Asia, which attracts millions of tourists each year with its diversity of attractions. Nicknamed the Oriental Pearl, Hong Kong boasts spectacular natural beauty well contrasted with man-made marvels. No doubt about it: Hong Kong will surprise you with its options for every interest.
We are tourists in our own home.
A few weekends ago, I took my second whirlwind trip to Hong Kong and I’ve seriously fallen in love with this vibrant city. A truly multicultural and bustling place, you can find everything here; all jam-packed into a condensed and easily accessible area. A jungle of apartment blocks, full of color, characters and contradictions; the city has an incredible energy which made me feel revitalized and inspired. Here’s a guide to some of my favorites in and around Central! See Man Mo Temple (文武廟) Forever my favorite temple in Hong Kong, the atmospheric Man Mo Temple is filled with incense smoke. In tones of red and gold, there are lanterns and coils of incense hanging from the ceiling. Dedicated to the gods of literature and war, it’s a place to pray for both success in academia and to settle disputes. Man Mo Temple, 124-126 Hollywood Road, Tai Ping Shan, Hong Kong Tin Hau Temple (天后廟) Tin Hau is the Goddess of the Sea and temples honoring her are usually found along the coast. This inner city temple is an exception to the rule; it was once close to the ocean before successive land reclamations took place. Outside it’s surrounded by greenery and …
Hong Kong, a dazzling metropolis where East meets West, boasts a unique blend of pulsating cityscapes, serene natural beauty, and rich cultural heritage. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, here's our list of the top 10 places you must visit in Hong Kong
Kowloon City Heritage Walk through Nan Lian Garden, Chi Lin Nunnery, Wong Tai Sin and Hua Wong Temples and famous Kowloon Walled City.
west kowloon cultural district authority (WKCDA) has unveiled the latest edition of the west kowloon bamboo theatre: a pop-up 850 seat opera house designed by hong kong-based architect raymond fung.
With its Grand Opening on January 20th, 2019, Xiqu Centre is Hong Kong's stunning world-class performing arts venue and is the first venue to open within the West Kowloon...
Nicknamed “The Pearl of the Orient,” Hong Kong is an eclectic city buzzing with creativity, history, and commerce. Culturally diverse with a unique East-West heritage––expect soaring modern skyscrapers and sophisticated luxury, juxtaposed with ancient temples, gilded shrines and bustling street mark
We are tourists in our own home.
We are tourists in our own home.
Things to Do in Hongkong Asian countries are known prominently for their culture and tradition. The rich heritage of Asian civilization is known around the world. And the country of Hong Kong is no exception in this list. There are a million things to do in Hong Kong.
Welcome to my review of Cordis Hong Kong, one of the finest luxury hotels in Hong Kong.
