Last updated on June 27th, 2019 at 11:18 pm
Hong Kong
Born and bred in Hong Kong – I have finally moved back to my home town after my 12 years stunt as a student in the UK. In a city of 7 million people, living in this metropolis is kind of like living in a huge kaleidoscope and you never know what you might see next.
There are a lot of misconceptions and preconception about Hong Kong as a city, and being a weird mix of local and foreigner, I want to expose Hong Kong’s beauties to you all through my eyes.
If you are looking for where to stay in Hong Kong, here is a guest post I wrote.
Featured Post
Hong Kong top Instagrammable Spots
Come and find out the secret and not-so-secret top instagrammable spots in Hong Kong! From colourful housing estates to places of natural beauty, there are a lot of photogenic places in Hong Kong.
First timer's Guide
Visiting Hong Kong for the first time? Here are some info from a local – you might even find some tidbits that you don’t know about even if you’ve been here.
Where to Stay in Hong Kong
Hong Kong has many great hotels, perhaps too many. Which is why I have written a post with the best area to stay in Hong Kong, why, and where.
Neighbourhood Guides
Off the beaten path top picks
Qipao Experience
Loves cultural experience and photos. This one might be more of a latter, but go dress up in Qipao – HK’s traditional dress – for a picturesque day out.
Tung Ping Chau
A small island closer to China than Hong Kong, Tung Ping Chau is famous for its many natural landmark with the sedimentary rocks.
Ninepin Islands
Another geological gem, discover the hexagonal columns of Hong Kong by visiting the remote Ninepin islands!
Short/Day trip options
Shenzhen
A city that extends right by the border, Shenzhen is a great day trip option from Hong Kong with its myriad of restaurants, malls, and cheaper costs.
Macau
An hour ferry ride’s away is the Las Vegas of Asia: Macau. But don’t forget about its Portuguese heritage and beautiful architecture with many photogenic spots.
Qingyuan
Qingyuan is a province north of Quangdong, China with beautiful caves, rivers, and world record breaking glass bridges that makes for a great weekend getaway.
