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Over on Lamma Island, you'll find a ruined relic of Japan's presence in Hong Kong during World War Two. Built by the Japanese during the...
Earlier this summer, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) announced five new bank note designs, which are set to begin rolling out by the end...
This August, Sasa celebrated its 40th anniversary. Venture into one of Hong Kong's many shopping neighborhoods and you'll be sure to find at least one...
It's like a movie scene. Tthe Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb in Sham Shui Po was accidentally discovered during work on a construction project. Believed to...
During the month of June, Pride Month is celebrated across the globe, with different countries holding Pride Parades and other events to celebrate the LGBT...
Aside from being a breezy, scenic walk through nature, the 5km Tai Tam Waterworks Heritage Trail is also home to a piece of history. 21...
During the Qing Dynasty, Cheung Po Tsai was one of many pirates who roved the Guangdong coast. What set him apart from other pirates, however,...
To really understand the Cheung Chau Bun Festival, you have to know that it's not just about buns. At its heart, the festival is actually a...
Before it was revitalized into a hub for Hong Kong creatives, PMQ was known as the Hollywood Road Police Married Quarters (hence its current name)....
Everyone knows Pottinger Street, the most perilous street in Hong Kong for delicate footwear. The stony steps have tripped people for decades — all the way back to the...
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...
For nearly half a century, Chinese people were not allowed to live on The Peak. It all comes down to the Peak District Reservation Ordinance, which started...
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