Hong Kong SAR

Dining in Hong Kong is an experience you might not find elsewhere in the world. Foodies can revel in the broad scope of international fare within such a compact island. Visitors from overseas can feel right at home, thanks to the countless restaurants serving delicacies from just about every continent, but don’t skip out on Hong Kong's native cuisine. Distinctly different from Szechuan and Shanghai taste, Cantonese fare reflects the traditionally...

Shopping in Hong Kong is part of why the city is among the most popular tourist destinations in Asia. Sales in and around Central on Hong Kong Island, as well as limitless bargains in Mongkok, take place year-round. Hong Kong's summer sales last from July until the end of August, which include as much as 70% discount on previous season’s collections, and even discounts on selected items of the current...

Hong Kong nightlife ranges from contemporary art and after-dark shopping, to all-night clubbing and high-octane entertainment. Fans of performance arts will be mesmerised by the moves of the Hong Kong Ballet, the Hong Kong Dance Company, and the City Contemporary Dance Company. You can enjoy traditional Chinese melodies performed by the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra. For a change of pace, make your way to bustling bars and clubs around Lan Kwai...

Our Hong Kong information guide includes useful things you may or may not know about the city. As one of the Four Asian Tigers (Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan), English is commonly spoken in Hong Kong, along with Cantonese – its official national language. Hong Kong is known as one of the safest cities in the world, but taking time to familiarise yourself with basic facts definitely goes a long way....