Every city has that special neighborhood, an address that signifies wealth. New York City has Fifth Avenue, London has Kensington, and Miami has South Beach.
Hong Kong has The Peak, short for Victoria Peak, a neighborhood that has been synonymous with wealth, luxury, and exclusivity since the colonial era. The ritzy neighborhood houses some of the most coveted addresses in the world, and it does not disappoint.
I visited the most expensive neighborhood in the world's most expensive city — a billionaire enclave...
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This massive metropolis actually provides access to some incredible natural beauty, most easily seen during summer and fall. Here’s a rundown of places to catch your breath near the city.
The 7 best places to catch a breath of fresh air near Beijing
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Explore four distinct arts destinations in the city with local illustrator Kristopher Ho and experience so much more than galleries during Hong Kong Arts Month.
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On National Panda Day, play with China's gentlest giants.
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Head to the mountains of Xishuangbanna Prefecture in China’s Yunnan Province to uncover the birthplace of this beloved beverage.
In search of the perfect cup of tea
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Cities with ancient history
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Hong Kong is a city steeped in rich history and culture. From Taiping rebels in the streets to the cultural boom in the ‘60’s, Hong Kong has seen its fair share of excitement. It’s no wonder that so many Hong Kong hotels in the area reflect their colonial past.
5 of the Most Storied Hotels in Hong Kong
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The 170-year-old umbrella shop - A shop in Hong Kong has been selling and repairing umbrellas for over 170 years. Henry Yau, its fifth-generation owner, is determined to keep the family business going—even if fewer people require his services.
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With more skyscrapers than any other city in the world, Hong Kong quite literally looms large. It’s a soaring metropolis with the fast-paced high-energy vibe to match, and it offers everything an urban traveler could desire: great food, fine art, amazing shopping and top-notch nightlife. Plus, if you look for them, you’ll find traditional buildings, temples and restaurants tucked away into the city’s nooks and crannies, giving it a distinct cultural flair.
The 9 Best Hong Kong Hotels of 2019
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André Fu talks about his latest project: Hong Kong’s St. Regis hotel
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Sunset on the Li River in China, as the few remaining cormorant fisherman pack their nets for the night. Credits: Sam Beasley
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