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Hong Kong’s favorite theme park is throwing the ultimate summer bash! Ocean Park Hong Kong has officially launched its Summer Giant Panda Birthday Party, running from now until August 31, 2026. This massive celebration invites visitors to celebrate the second birthday of the beloved giant panda twins, Jia Jia and De De, alongside August birthday parents Le Le and Ying Ying, and June stars An An and Ke Ke. Get ready for an unforgettable summer filled with interactive games, li

Looking for unique things to do in Hong Kong? 🇭🇰 Today, we got a rare look inside the Shek Kong Airfield Open Day (石崗軍營開放日) — and it’s easily one of the coolest hidden gem experiences in HK! It’s not every day you get to step onto a restricted military base, watch live helicopter demonstrationsup close, and interact directly with the soldiers. My son and I had an amazing time exploring the aircraft and checking out a side of Hong Kong history that most people rarely get to

Kai Tak Sports Park and Kai Tak Mall have officially opened, quickly becoming Hong Kong’s newest landmark for sports, entertainment, and shopping. Spanning over 28 hectares, the development features a world-class main stadium, indoor sports arena, public sports ground, and more than 700,000 square feet of retail and dining space. Whether you are attending a concert, watching a sports event, or simply exploring the shopping area, getting there efficiently is key. This comprehe

Easter is here, and while most kids are out hunting for chocolate eggs, my son and I decided to go on a slightly different kind of hunt—for mummies! We spent the holiday at the Hong Kong Palace Museum to catch the "Ancient Egypt Unveiled" exhibition. The big question on my son's mind as we walked into Gallery 9: “Visiting mummies in Easter... will they come back to life?” I told him that while they might not be waking up to join our Easter lunch, the stories they tell are ver

If you’re a tourist looking for a cherry blossom spot in Hong Kong that’s easy to reach from the airport area, add HKIA’s Cherry Blossom Garden (櫻花園) to your itinerary. Every spring, the garden turns into a dreamy pink sakura walkway, using cherry blossom varieties chosen to suit Hong Kong’s climate—so you can enjoy a “Japan-style” spring photo moment without leaving the city. Why it’s worth a visit (for tourists) This is one of the most convenient seasonal attractions near H