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Running may be a great way to lose weight and improve your cardiovascular health but that doesn’t make it less tiresome, repetitive, and uncomfortable. With new workout studios opening in Hong Kong every month, there’s no excuse for you to ditch exercise completely. From boxing

The culture of soaking dried tea leaves in water has evolved from a novel tradition born in the Far East to a universal practice spread across the world. Still, China remains the tea industry’s global powerhouse by planting and trading exquisite tea leaves. Different batches of tea leaves possess distinct flavours, while age, climate, and elevation affect their final quality. Long story short, it takes a lifetime to master the art of Chinese tea leaves. Whether you are a simple fan of the aromatic drink, or someone with a thirst for tea- licious enlightenment, take a sip of hot tea and read on—here are the best places to buy Chinese tea leaves in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong offers an exhilarating experience for every traveller, seamlessly blending tradition and modernity. With its stunning skyline, rich cultural heritage, and diverse culinary scene, spending time in this vibrant metropolis is an adventure filled with unforgettable sights and tastes. And while Hong Kong is renowned for its bustling urban landscape, it also offers stunning natural wonders just waiting to be explored.

Just hearing the name “Kai Tak” evokes fond memories for those who have lived in Hong Kong for a long time. Situated on the eastern side of Kowloon Bay, this area was once home to the notoriously challenging Kai Tak International Airport. Imagine aircraft flying right above bamboo scaffoldings and buildings, and almost grazing TV antennas—back then, flights to Hong Kong were quite a thrill for pilots and travellers alike!

While destructive fast fashion brands and habits dominate many people’s closets, we can also see buyers tending toward more sustainable apparel refreshes, whether that’s by buying from eco-friendly labels or from second-hand boutiques. While we understand the human need for newness and beautiful things, going for preloved clothing contributes to reducing the staggering 92 million tonnes of textile that’s being wasted yearly.

Taiwanese bubble tea has taken Hong Kong by storm, but how many types of Taiwanese food have you tried? From stinky hot pot to traditional braised pork rice bowls and creative Taiwanese-inspired sandwiches, here’s where you can experience different types of Taiwanese food without leaving the city.

The milk-tea craze may be less prominent now, but that has not stopped dessert shops from coming up with new, themed creations to keep the trend alive. We set out on a hunt across Hong Kong for all variations of milk tea-flavoured desserts and came up with this list. Now ask yourself: Can you really be a true fan of milk tea without having tried these treats before?

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Do you feel like spending time in a place with sand, salty water, and wildlife, but can’t find the right place in Hong Kong? It’s time to discover Liuqiu!

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