Half a Day in Tsiu Hang

Half a Day in Tsiu Hang

Orchards, farming fields, outdoor education areas, air-conditioned exhibition centres, a lotus pad, short hiking trails and a nice café – what location offers better summer outing options than Tsiu Hang? The 24-acre Tsiu Hang Special Area is a designated area of environmental conservation. It received 

A First Walk in Peng Chau

A First Walk in Peng Chau

“So what’s the plan for our walk in Peng Chau?” My besties finally had a chance to get together for a day trip to Peng Chau. “No plan, let’s just walk around aimlessly.” Sounds like a plan, and it turned out to be a good 

Beautiful Sha Tau Kok – Declared Monuments in the Wo Hang Villages

Beautiful Sha Tau Kok – Declared Monuments in the Wo Hang Villages

I was looking for easily accessible heritage sites in northern New Territories. Research revealed that there are two Grade 1 Historic Buildings in the villages of Wo Hang in Sha Tau Kok.  The first is the Fat Tat Tong of Ha Wo Hang Tsuen Village 

The Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb

The Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb

The Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb Museum is a small exhibition of an excavated ancient tomb dated to the Han Dynasty.  It stands as testament to the presence of China’s ancient civilization in Hong Kong.  Indeed, it was rather surprising for me to learn that 

The Spring Blossom at Cherry Street Park

The Spring Blossom at Cherry Street Park

It is approaching summertime now, but the spring of 2022 was a heavenly time for the photographers of Hong Kong.  Fellow bloggers have taken wonderful photos of the spring blossom all over Hong Kong.  In late April, my friend and I visited the Cherry Street 

The Former Fishing Farm at Po Kwu Wan

The Former Fishing Farm at Po Kwu Wan

Po Kwu Wan is a small bay west of the neighboring High Island Reservoir in Sai Kung.  The ruins of a concrete enclosure of a former fishing farm turns it into a moon-shape bay.  It is quite an experience to “walk on the ocean” on 

Old Photos of Hong Kong – An Exhibition at the Asia Society

Old Photos of Hong Kong – An Exhibition at the Asia Society

The Asia Society holds an exhibition Recovery, Resilience, Resurgence at the Chantal Miller Gallery of Asia Society.  My friends and I paid a visit on a leisurely Friday afternoon. The Exhibition Recovery, Resilience, Resurgence is currently open until 31st July, 2022. Recovery, Resilience, Resurgence features the 

The Cathedral of Immaculate Conception

The Cathedral of Immaculate Conception

The Cathedral of Immaculate Conception serves as the cathedral of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong.  Its predecessor at Wellington Street was the first Catholic Church in Hong Kong. History The Cathedral of Immaculate Conception has the same beginning as British Hong Kong.  In 

In Search of the MacIntosh Cathedrals

In Search of the MacIntosh Cathedrals

I first encountered the MacIntosh Cathedrals at the Police Museum of Hong Kong.  The name, the look and the history of these police forts captured my imagination right away.  In this long entry, you will find information about how to reach the six currently accessible 

An Easy Stroll at the Checkerboard Hill

An Easy Stroll at the Checkerboard Hill

Checkerboard Hill is an easy stroll in Kowloon with wonderful city views.  Like the stairs at Mei Ho House in Sham Shui Po, the Checkerboard Hill presents the skyline of Kowloon without requiring a strenuous climb.  Perhaps it offers something more than the walk at