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Every year during the 5th day of the 5th lunar month (usually May or June), The Dragon Boat Festival brings together thousands of rowers and spectators from all over the world. It's back again June 9-12...
0 Comments / Jun 02, 2016
Before it was revitalized into a hub for Hong Kong creatives, PMQ was known as the Hollywood Road Police...
0 Comments / Apr 21, 2016
Everyone knows Pottinger Street, the most perilous street in Hong Kong for delicate footwear. The stony...
0 Comments / Apr 08, 2016
Everybody should be familiar with Cheung Po Tsai by now — you know, the Robin Hood-esque figure who has a cave named after him on Cheung Chau Island? As the story goes, Cheung Po the Kid was running...
0 Comments / Mar 23, 2016
Look out your window and you'll see every shade of pink and purple splashed across the dense skyscrapers in...
0 Comments / Feb 07, 2016
Sure, if you're raking in lai see every year, there may be no need to ask questions — but those little...
0 Comments / Jan 29, 2016
One of the first things remarked on by travelers? Hong Kong's hyper-efficient MTR. And as Hong Kong...
0 Comments / May 19, 2016
The Oxford English Dictionary recently announced the inclusion of a number of Cantonese words, including...
0 Comments / May 15, 2016
To really understand the Cheung Chau Bun Festival, you have to know that it's no just about buns.
0 Comments / May 02, 2016
For nearly half a century, Chinese people were not allowed to live on The Peak. It all comes down to the Peak...
0 Comments / Mar 14, 2016
Bamboo scaffolding may appear fragile, but it is really a time-proven technique that goes back at least...
0 Comments / Mar 02, 2016
Horse racing and horse shows have been a particularly popular pastime in Hong Kong — starting, unsurprisingly, from colonial times. The Hong Kong Masters bring champion show jumpers to town every...
0 Comments / Feb 14, 2016
