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Three perfectly plotted weekend itineraries....

Few in Hong Kong would imagine that within the SAR there exists a place as remote and idyllic as the Far North East of the New Territories. To most, the notion of a quiet night of camping in Hong Kong ...

The largest island of the SAR has a lot more to offer than the Tian Tan Buddha and riding the Ngong Ping Cable Car. But Lantau isn’t just for a day trip with visitors. Get out of the bright lights ...

We city-dwellers love Sai Kung… once we’re there. But the journey to and fro is often a pain. The three-hour round trip means we can often only fit in a quick flirtation with the coastline ...

Camping in the boondocks sound too taxing? Try emulating 48 hours in the life of Angie Wong instead....

Tucked away in the New Territories, Tai Po is a district filled with both local charm and modern conveniences. Divided into two areas by the Lam Tsuen River, Tai Po is composed of Tai Po Market and Tai ...

Ditch the smog and packed streets of the city, and enjoy all Hong Kong’s back garden has to offer instead. An old fishing village, Sai Kung town has become a Mecca for seafood lovers. The main pier ...

Shek O is a quaint beach town just far away enough from Central to separate yourself from city stress, while still close enough to feel part of the action. Laden with umbrella-covered beaches, alfresco ...

Although developers have been moving in fast on Lantau Island ever since the opening of Hong Kong International Airport in 1998, Mui Wo, on its eastern shore, is holding on tenaciously to its roots as ...

Bong Miquiabas looks into the rise and fall of rent control in Hong Kong...