Hong Kong Things to Do

The Regal Kaitak is the closest hotel to the old Kai Tak airport; the one with the runway that jutted out into the sea, accessible only via the famous approach through over densely populated Kowloon City. Located within the Reg... more

Whale Pub II is the identical sibling to Whale Pub I. Because of its location just off Nathan Road, Whale Pub II is busier than its more introverted second self, attracting hordes of customers in the early part of the evening.... more

Inside the New Red Lion, a long bar stretches back into the mists of Hong Kong's past, a time when drinkers preferred solid wooden chairs and a cozy pub atmosphere to the overpriced yuppie wine bars. More popular with the Chine... more

Constructed around 1847 and originally located in the Fuk Chuen Village, the Hung Shing Temple was relocated in 1928 and now sits in Tai Kok Tsui. The temple originally overlooked the sea, where Hung Shing was believed to have... more

There are many options for swimming in the Kowloon area. Whether you are a hard-core fitness freak, or just looking for somewhere to escape the heat, Hammer Hill Road Leisure Pool provides with all the swimming facilities. Reme... more

More adventurous tourists and expatriates hang out in bars catering to local drinkers, and this is an interesting pub to experience drinking Chinese style. Noisy, smoky, and a little rough and boisterous during Happy Hour on we... more

Uninspiring, but very, very cheap, this bar in the middle of Austin Avenue is close to the karaoke spots and a few other busier bars. Staying open later than most other bars in the area, this is the spot to head for if you run... more

With a number of swimming pools in Hong Kong, it is sure a treat for all the water sports lover to avail the facilities of these pools. Lai CHi Kok Park Swimming Pool is one of them. If you enjoy swimming or you just want to... more

And now for something completely different! Join the team at this local eco-tourism outfit and take a boat trip to see the local dolphins. Called Chinese White Dolphins (Sousa Chinensis), they are actually quite pink and are u... more

This British-style pub boasts the best jukebox selections in Tsim Sha Tsui: seriously good Britpop, decent rock, plus a few golden oldies. And if you are tired of lager, why not ease into a great pint of stout or bitter. While... more