Attractions

Lan Kwai Fong is a busy and well-known nightlife zone in Hong Kong's Central District. After dusk, this bustling district comes alive, attracting locals and tourists looking for an interesting entertainment experience. Many restaurants, cafes, clubs, and live music...

A traveler to Hong Kong on a quick layover, business trip, or other engagement absorbs the bustling city's flavor in a day. They navigate the city's bustling streets, savoring dim sum delights, ascending Victoria Peak for breathtaking skyline views,...

Hong Kong's rainy season typically occurs during the late spring and summer months, from May to September. During this period, the region experiences higher humidity levels and an increased likelihood of rain and thunderstorms. The rainy season in Hong Kong...

Hong Kong's beautiful skyline, bustling streets, and cultural diversity offer travelers a variety of captivating experiences. The city's most famous attraction is the "Symphony of Lights." This spectacular multimedia show has wowed millions of visitors. Hong Kong's Symphony of...

The Cheung Chau celebration is a traditional Chinese celebration on Hong Kong's Cheung Chau Island. Because of its most famous event, the bun scrambling competition, it is also known as the Bun Festival. The festival has a long history...

Hong Kong is famous for its dynamic and vibrant metropolis that extends beyond shopping, nature and its people. A melting pot of cultures, a financial hub and well-functioning transport links, it's not a surprise Hong Kong attracts visitors from...

Hong Kong's most popular theme parks are Ocean Park or Hong Kong Disneyland. One is a local pride while other is more globally renowned. There's a reason Disneyland was established in 2005 even as Ocean Park has been a...

Hong Kong Disneyland may not be as big as the other counterparts in Paris, Anaheim and certainly not at the same level as the biggest Disneyland theme park of all in Shanghai, China, but still there are enough rides and entertainment stops that will keep your day at the park a busy and eventful one.

A massive HK$10.9 billion expansion has been announced by Hong Kong Disneyland, more than half of the amount to be funded by taxpayers. The plan, which was unveiled amid falling visitor numbers, would feature new attractions, increasing the total from...

It's as though a large movie screen was set up at a town square and people who go around to enjoy its space are led away, covering it to prevent curious people who don't pay a viewing fee from...