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Victoria Harbour

Victoria Harbour spreads across the South China Sea, separating the Hong Kong Island in the south from the Kowloon Peninsula in the north. The site of the annual fireworks display and featuring a harbour cruise across its promenade, Victoria Harbour is a prominent attraction in Hong Kong. As a functioning port, Victoria Harbour is known to be a crowded spot at all times of the day. Along with dazzling views of the distinct Hong Kong skyline, from various vantage points, you may enjoy the world-renowned show, “A Symphony of Lights”, and even ride aboard cruises with informative commentaries in both English and Mandarin based on features of the historic Harbour. Read More

Victoria Park

Victoria Park Hong Kong is situated along Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island. It is a park that is recognized as a public prime location. The park dedicated to Queen Victoria of the British Empire, as evident by its name, is a region dominated by cooling greenery. The park creates a contrast to the hustle-bustle of it surrounding urban area, and is often chosen as a spot of relaxation after a tiring shopping spree. Victoria Park is also a haven for the athletic, providing spectacular sports facilities which are regularly renovated and improved. Read More

Wan Chai Heritage Trail is a walking trail that starts at Mallory Street and ends at Wing Fung Street taking in buildings of historical, cultural and architectural interests. It was formed by Wan Chan Revitalisation Initiatives Special Committee (OWCRISC) on september 27, 2009 to conserve and protect the culture of Wan Chai. At present, the trail features 15 sites and is roughly a 2-hour walk. The Wan Chai Heritage Trail is divided into two parts- cultural and architectural. Computers have been installed along the route to let the visitors read about the places they visit. The trail is an easy way to experience not only the city’s culture, but also to appreciate its colonial and modern architecture. Read More

Wan Chai Sports Ground is a government-run sports ground located in Wan Chai North. Hosting a capacity of 2000 people at a time, this stadium is mainly used by schools for their sports day events.

The Water Buffalo duo at the Exchange Square building arena and the IFC Shopping mall consists of a standing and a sitting buffalo. The brainchild Elisabeth Frink, an artist heavily interested and influenced by animals engraved on religious vessels, this sculpture focuses on the shifted sense of urban belonging in the minds of these buffalos as there stare in relief and do not look alarmed.

Pokfulam’s Waterfall bay witnesses a historical past and is one of the best places for a family hike in Hong Kong. History says the freshwater which Waterfall Bay inherits gives the name of the city, the Fragrance Harbour, also known as Hong Kong. The surrounding is particularly serene; the pool is crystal blue and is filled with elements of creativity. A walk down the trail will also lead you to the exquisite statue garden and the infinite ocean blue. Read More

Hong Kong's Well Wishing festival continues to be one of the most colorful celebrations during the lunar New Year in Hong Kong. An age-old surviving tradition, the Well Wishing festival in Lam Tsuen of Hong Kong attracts tourists and locals into a mammoth celebration. This festivity includes a lion dance, parades, bursting firecrackers, well-wishing carnivals and never to forget, the Well Wishing lanterns and the enigma of the Wishing trees.

The Western Lotus Pond Garden is situated towards the west of the Nunnery Lotus Ponds. However, this garden does not house any lotus ponds and is infact an extension to the Chi Lin Nunnery, which the Western Lotus Pond Garden is a part of. The garden houses some well-manicured greenery and also hosts a bonsai exhibitions sometimes. The Western Lotus Pond Garden can be entered via the western entrance gate. There are vegetarian restaurants here as well. Read More

White Cube,a contemporary art gallery, lies on Connaught Road Central in Central, Hong Kong. Spread over 6000 square feet, it is the first of White Cube’s galleries to be located outside of the UK. Exhibitions by Cerith Wyn Evans, Chuck Close, Al Held, Harland Miller, Ellen Altfest and others have been held.

After crossing the slippery rocks through the hiking area to reach the Wong Lung Hang stream, you will witness the cascading waterfalls of the Main fall in the adjacent field. The natural swimming pool down below remains mostly crowded in the spring and summer. Magnificent will be the experience of showering under the Dragon Tail falls after crossing the gorge section. Also, the Dragon Jaw Stream, a little beyond the falls, is as refreshing as ever. Read More