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Did BLACKPINK's Lisa pray here for good luck during her Hong Kong Deadline World Tour? The K-pop superstar was spotted visiting Che Kung Temple in Sha Tin during her stay, making this 300-year-old temple the city's hottest celebrity-endorsed attraction overnight. If you're searching for Hong Kong temples visited by celebrities or best places to pray for luck in Hong Kong, this is your spot. Why Che Kung Temple Became BLACKPINK Lisa's Hong Kong Must-Visit Located in Sha Tin, C

Starting from 25 January 2026, seated passengers on public transport and commercial vehicles in Hong Kong must wear a seat belt if one is fitted, including public and private buses (such as franchised buses and some coaches), and other vehicle types covered by the new road safety rules. If you’re visiting Hong Kong, the easiest way to remember this is simple: if you see a seat belt at your seat, buckle up right away. This rule applies even if the vehicle is not newly register

Still not over it—I was lucky enough to be at the first BLACKPINK DEADLINE World Tour concert in Hong Kong, and the energy was unreal. I’ve missed seeing them here, so having BLACKPINK back in Hong Kong again felt extra special. It’s amazing that the whole Kai Tak area was packed with BLACKPINK merch and fans—it honestly turned into a real-life “BLACKPINK station.” What a night to remember.

Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon is one of the biggest annual Hong Kong city events, when the streets turn into a high-energy festival of running, cheering, and unforgettable photo moments. Runners come to challenge themselves and chase personal bests, while spectators—friends and families—pack the route to shout support and create an incredible race-day atmosphere. What makes this Hong Kong marathon especially fun is the mix of serious athletes and runners in creative,

K-pop fans in Hong Kong, get ready! The highly anticipated MEOVV Pop-Up Store lands at AIRSIDE mall from January 17 to January 25, 2026, bringing an immersive experience packed with official limited-edition merchandise you won't find anywhere else. What Is the MEOVV Pop-Up Store? PAWMPAWM (MEOVV's fandom), your wait is over! This pop-up transforms AIRSIDE's G015 shop into a full-on MEOVV universe, perfect for photos, shopping, and celebrating the group's magnetic energy. Expe

It was one of the first luxury houses on the hillside of HK Island. Also, it was “Han’s Mansion” in Bruce Lee’s movie - “Enter The Dragon”. This was where some super rich asians used to live in 1930s. King Yin Lei was built in 1937 by a local Chinese couple. The wife was one of the members of Li Sing family. Li Sing was the richest man in the late 19th century of Hong Kong. The couple decided to spend a fortune to make the house built in Chinese Renaissance style. At that tim

The East Coast Boardwalk in North Point has completed the missing link along Hong Kong Island’s waterfront, creating a continuous promenade of around 13 kilometres from Kennedy Town to Shau Kei Wan. This makes it one of the best places in Hong Kong for a long harbourfront walk, jog, or cycle with iconic views of Victoria Harbour. What Is the East Coast Boardwalk? The East Coast Boardwalk is a 2.2‑kilometre promenade built underneath the Island Eastern Corridor, divided into a