Jenny Leung

The pressure of life in the city can certainly take a toll on our physical and mental health, so it's important to find time and give ourselves a little TLC every so often. Before you switch off and enjoy a soothing treatment that eliminates all your stresses and strains, finding a spa that works for you is essential. That's why we've put together a list of Hong Kong's best spa sanctuaries that will transport you to a place of relaxation and rejuvenation. Take a break from your hectic life and pamper your mind, body, and spirit at these top destinations. RECOMMENDED: If you prefer connecting with nature, go for a stroll in one of the best parks in Hong Kong or escape the city's chaos at these hidden peaceful places in Hong Kong.

The 2023 Policy Address was announced by city leader John Lee at a press conference on October 25. In his speech, Lee mentioned plans to stimulate the economy and improve people's livelihoods; pledging to make progress in boosting the city’s birth rate, expanding developments in the Northern Metropolis, encouraging growth in the arts and culture sector, and more. Keep reading below for the highlights of the 2023 Policy Address in Hong Kong. More information can be found at policyaddress.gov.hk. RECOMMENDED: Stay up to date with what's happening in the city in our News section.  

From luxurious themed parties to booze-free Halloween activities, there's always an opportunity to do fancy dress. So it's a good thing that the city is well-equipped with plenty of stores, street markets, and online shops to help you live out your costume fantasy – no matter how terrifying, sexy, dorky, or simply wacky they may be. Here are the best shops to hit up so you can dress to impress.  RECOMMENDED: Looking for more spooky fun? Check out the best Halloween parties and dinners in Hong Kong this year.

If bumping shoulders with hoards of drunk zombies and sexy witches isn't exactly your idea of Halloween fun, we've got you covered. From spending a magical day amongst all your favourite Disney villains to thrilling escape rooms and obstacle courses, here’s how you can enjoy the spooky holiday without any of the booze, should you not want to. RECOMMENDED: If you are looking for some boozy action, check out these Halloween parties that are happening this year.

This city really does have an impressive variety of global cuisines. Hong Kong's own cuisine, however, is mainly influenced by Cantonese cuisine. A cuisine characterised by its lighter and more natural tasting flavours, along with the traditional, and sometimes laborious, techniques used to create them. So, whether you're looking to sample some comforting classics or enjoy an exquisite Cantonese feast, here are some of the best places to find it in Hong Kong. RECOMMENDED: With autumn in full swing, dig into the city's best hairy crab menus!

If you're looking for a cultural fix but don't know where to start, how about paying a visit to the city's finest museums? Whether you want to get familiar with the city's fascinating past, discover contemporary art, or build your knowledge on jellyfish, there's an array of local institutions that specialise in all kinds of subjects. Here are just some of the best ones to check out. RECOMMENDED: Once you've ticked off all these museums, visit Hong Kong's oldest buildings and structures.

Hong Kong may be internationally known for its unique combination of glitz, glamour, and grittiness; but long-time residents know that there’s a lot more to the city than just skyscrapers and neon-drenched streets. One of the biggest benefits of living in an archipelago – most of which remains undeveloped land (for now) – is that a serene beach or scenic hike is never more than a hop, skip, or ferry ride away. Just check out these one-day getaway options! RECOMMENDED: 10 Best places to visit for fresh air in Hong Kong; 10 Secluded islands to explore in Hong Kong

Whether it’s street photography spots or world-class art galleries, Hong Kong is a city that’s bursting with creativity – thanks to the incredible art scene filled with local and international talents. To narrow things down and help you be well on your way to true culture vulture status (and level up your Insta-feed along the way), here are some of the best ongoing and upcoming art shows to visit around town. RECOMMENDED: Discover Hong Kong’s coolest hidden art spaces or pay a visit to the city’s top museums.

Beyond art galleries and cultural hubs, our city's streets are forever vibrant and colourful thanks to artists who have turned buildings, shopfronts, and alleyways into their personal canvases. If you’re looking for some creativity in the city, here's our roundup of the best graffiti and mural locations throughout Hong Kong. RECOMMENDED: Catch top art exhibitions on show right now, or visit the best Instagram and photography spots in Hong Kong.

Finally, it's time to enjoy some downtime after a week of hard work. If you're looking to make the most of your days off, there are some pretty cool things happening around the city this weekend. From concerts to foodie events, read on for our pick of the best activities that will keep you entertained from Friday evening through to Sunday. RECOMMENDED: Continue your adventure around the city and check out our ultimate Hong Kong bucket list.  

October has arrived, which means Autumn is slowly making its way to the city. Of course, October also means there'll be all kinds of spooky Halloween activities to look forward to at the end of the month. But before that, you can keep yourself occupied with some of the coolest events to show your face at this month. From art exhibits and cultural festivals to various pop-up stores that will satisfy any foodie in town, there's a whole lot of entertainment to watch out for this month. RECOMMENDED: Looking to head of the hills instead? We've got you covered too. Soak in those autumn feels at the best places to see autumn leaves in Hong Kong, check out these picturesque cycling routes or challenge yourself to one of Hong Kong's best hiking trails.

As the seasons change, so do our skincare and beauty needs. Whether you're looking to refresh your skin regimen, try a new makeup trend, or simply indulge in some self-care, we've curated a selection of some of the best products, along with hot new releases, that deserve a spot in your beauty arsenal. RECOMMENDED: 🕰 Vintage shops in Hong Kong🛍 Best places for cheap shopping in Hong Kong🌹 Niche perfume stores in Hong Kong

Kila Cheung solo exhibition 'Still' at Harbour City is a captivating display of skateboard-themed artworks. Returning to Gallery by the Harbour after five years, Kila presents 14 distinct artworks inspired by his personal frustrations and failures in skateboarding. The exhibition showcases intricate paintings on canvas and skateboards, as well as striking large-scale art installations, inviting viewers to embrace failure, hold on to their passions, and persistently challenge themselves. As a special tribute, Kila has magnified his iconic construction warning light art installation 'Little Guys' to a towering height of four metres, shining brightly along the shores of Victoria Harbour at Pier 3 Car Park. 

M+ is celebrating its second anniversary on November 12! To express gratitude for public support, M+ will offer free general admission to exhibitions and public programmes on the same day. Visitors can enter through the Artist Square Entrance from 10am to 6pm without pre-registration. However, there may be a need to queue up outside the museum and newcomers will be stopped from lining up from 4pm onwards. M+ Members, Patrons, and ticketholders of the special exhibition Madame Song can enter through the Art Park Entrance and access the exclusive M+ Lounge on L11. There will also be free public programmes for the public, including the Imagination Playground for family play; public tours of the Madame Song exhibition; pop-up chats and tours for General Admission exhibitions; along with various screening programmes such as Chinese and Japanese animations, the film Attenberg, and Tromarama's Animation Rhapsody. For more information, visit M+ museum's website.

From now to January 14, 2024, MegaBox in Kowloon Bay is playing host to a multi-sensory wonderland with 'FWD Insurance 10th Anniversary Presents teamLab Future Park', created by the renowned art collective teamLab. Famous around the world for its blend of art and technology, the exhibition invites visitors to experience a multi-sensory journey through an immersive and interactive world that celebrates the concept of co-creation and encourages boundless imagination and creativity. Covering over 10,000sq ft, the exhibition will feature six carefully curated installations, including Graffiti Nature – Beating Mountains and Valleys, Red List; Light Ball Orchestra; Sliding through the Fruit Field; A Table where Little People Live; Sketch Town and Sketch Town Papercraft; as well as Hopscotch for Geniuses. And, as a special festive bonus, teamLab is adding a new Sketch Christmas zone, where visitors can get creative with different festive drawings and see them brought to life on a huge interactive screen! Read our comprehensive guide on how to get tickets and what to expect at the exhibition. Take a look at our video to see highlights from the teamLab Future Park exhibition: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Time Out Hong Kong (@timeouthk)

Get familiar with Hong Kong's vibrant cultural heritage at the HKIA Arts and Culture Festival 2023. Running from now to December 31, the festival presents a captivating showcase of curated exhibitions and performances by local artists throughout the Hong Kong International Airport. Experience the magic of traditional Chinese paintings brought to life through animation; delve into the world of Hong Kong movies through stylised comics; and see the transformation of traditional postcards through art and interactive elements. What's more, three colourful pianos covered in illustrations by local artists have been placed at different locations around the terminal for folks to appreciate the artworks and enjoy live performances. For more information and event schedules, visit the official festival website or inquire at the festival information desk located within the airport.

UK premium tea brand teapigs is turning 17 and they're bringing back their annual Free Tea Day! On October 18, a colourful tea truck will be roaming around the city for a limited time at various locations (see below). Tea lovers can grab themselves a complimentary cuppa for on-the-go, or take away a perfectly wrapped single-serve tea temple to enjoy at home. There will be four teas available on the day, including Chamomile flowers, lemon & ginger, apple & cinnamon, and liquorice & peppermint; but only limited quantities are available so be sure to get there early. Don't forget to snap pics with the teapigs truck and share the love on social media by tagging @teapigshk and #teapigsfreeteaday. Teapigs tea truck schedule: (7.30am-10am) 36 Queens Road Central, Central(11.30am-2pm) 32 Hoi Kwon Street, Quarry Bay(4.30pm-6.30pm) Grand Millennium Plaza, Queen's Road Central, Sheung Wan

Donguri Republic, the official chain authorised by Studio Ghibli to sell their merchandise, is celebrating their 10th anniversary in Hong Kong with a limited-time pop-up store at Festival Walk! Fans can immerse themselves in the enchanting world of Studio Ghibli's animations, led by the iconic character Totoro, and explore an exhibition showcasing 10 classic movie posters from Studio Ghibli's releases. A huge selection of Studio Ghibli merch will be stacking the shelves, including toys and decorations, clothing and accessories, stationery, tableware, home essentials, and much more. Those who spend over a specified amount at the pop-up store will also be able to take home limited-edition 10th anniversary goodies!  

Get ready for a night packed with belly laughs, outrageous gags, and probably one too many knob jokes as Jimmy Carr returns to Hong Kong on January 17, 2024. Reminding us that jokes are simply, well, just jokes, the British comedian will be delivering brand new materials that tackle all kinds of terrible things in life – but not without some of that racy, borderline offensive humour, of course. Carr's shows sell out fast, so mark your calendars for October 13 as tickets go on sale at 10am via Ticketflap. Keep your eyes on our page for more details coming soon.

From now until October 23, LCX invites all to experience 'HK Signature', a pop-up event showcasing the unique blend of Eastern and Western cultures in Hong Kong. Immerse yourself in the nostalgic charm of the 1950s to 70s with photo spots, artworks, pop-up stores, and various workshops. Sample high-quality local products from renowned brands like Magnolia Lab, Two Moons Distillery, Mezzanine Makers, Mindful Sparks, and more, or take part in one of their workshops on offer. Works by acclaimed illustrator Rick Lo's artwork will also be exhibited, with two pieces featuring augmented reality features, allowing visitors to see Hong Kong from a new perspective. Visit LCX's official website for more information.

Join the UNICEF Charity Run 2023 on November 5 at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort and Sunny Bay. This iconic charity event returns after a break since 2018, calling for around 10,000 participants to join forces together and run for every child. This year, the charity run will be dedicated to supporting United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being for every child.  Individuals of diverse running backgrounds can choose from the 15km run, 10km run, 5km run, and 3km fun run (youth/family race); while the pros can challenge themselves in an exhilarating 10km run. All races will start and finish at the Hong Kong Disneyland Coach Park. Proceeds from the charity run will go towards UNICEF's work in areas of health, nutrition, water and hygiene, and other children's rights-related initiatives. Register from now until October 15 and be part of this inspiring event!

Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden (KFBG)'s annual fundraising event returns on December 2 to 3, offering participants a chance to reconnect with nature while enjoying a range of fun activities, including a charity walk, a treasure hunt, and a Nature Bazaar. The charity walk on December 2 offers two distinct routes – a 4km leisure route and an 8km classic route – providing a fantastic opportunity for participants to explore the diverse flora and fauna of Tai Mo Shan. Both routes feature multiple checkpoints along the way where participants can engage in nature-related tasks and collect stamps for a complimentary beverage at the farm's kiosk. Then, on December 3, KFBG is transformed into a playground for an exciting treasure hunt. Participants can register individually or as teams, embarking on a time-limited adventure through 25 interactive checkpoints scattered across the mid and lower farm areas.  Additionally, there will be a limited-time Nature Bazaar offering a range of engaging activities, agricultural products, and environmentally friendly items; as well as a series of guided tours and exciting activities such as animal encounters, tree-climbing, and a workshop where reclaimed wood from fallen trees is transformed into beautiful crafts. 

After a four-year-long hiatus, the Hong Kong China International Tattoo Convention is finally back for its seventh edition. Founded by Freedom Tattoo, the three-day event will be held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (Hall 5G) from August 25 to 27, gathering more than 100 tattoo artists from Hong Kong and around the world under one roof, including China, Japan, Taiwan, Russia, Poland, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia, France, United Kingdom, Spain, Malaysia and more. Providing a platform for tattoo artists and enthusiasts to converge and pick each others' brains, the convention will also host the much-anticipated Tattoo Competition (divided into three categories: black and white, colour, and schoolwork) to provide tattoo artists with an opportunity to showcase their work. While they compete for the highest honour in the industry, spectators will get the chance to appreciate the art of tattoos up close, gaining insights into various styles and techniques used in body inking.

The Hong Kong, China Association of Athletics Affiliates, together with Bank of China (Hong Kong), will be holding the first-ever half marathon on the Hong Kong-Zuhai-Macao Bridge, the world's longest sea-crossing bridge and tunnel, on November 19, 2023. Professional and amateur runners from Hong Kong and around the world are welcome to register for the race, which will be divided into three categories – Challenge (7.30am), Run 1 (8.10am), and Run 2 (8.50am).  For the Public Ballot, registration starts on August 14 at 2pm and closes on August 22 at 6pm; results for the ballot will be announced on August 25 from 2pm. Successful registrants will then have until September 3 (6pm) to complete the entry fee payment of HKD550 for local participants (HKID card holders) or USD85/CNY610  for non-local participants. All participants must be 16 years old or above. For more details on the race, visit hzmb-halfmarathon.com – good luck, racers!  

Strap in for a wicked good time as the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) presents ‘Hallo Hong Kong Halloween’! Featuring whimsical decorations, exciting activities, and adorable Halloween friends all around town, both locals and visitors are in for a bewitching adventure this October. Make a trick-or-treat stop at one of HKTB's Visitor Centres at Hong Kong International Airport, Hong Kong West Kowloon Station, or the Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier. The three locations have undergone a mischievous makeover with Halloween-themed posters and decorations, setting the perfect spooky ambience. Visitors will be able to enjoy a delectable treat, plan a personalised Halloween itinerary, and, if luck is on your side, snag a limited-edition festive charm! Photograph: Courtesy HKTB Photograph: Courtesy HKTB The MTR is also joining in on the celebrations by welcoming adorable little spirits at 10 different stations – including Central, Admiralty, Ocean Park, Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, Tsim Sha Tsui, East Tsim Sha Tsui, Sham Shui Po, Sunny Bay, and Tung Chung – inviting passengers to snap a photo with these endearing spirits designed with elements inspired by local features and landmarks of their respective areas. Additionally, pumpkin-themed decorations will adorn Admiralty, Causeway Bay, Central, Wan Chai, and Tsim Sha Tsui stations from the lobbies and platform floors to escalators, walls, entrances, and more. Photograph: Courtesy HKTB Photograph: Courtesy HKTB For a spellbinding exper

Hong Kong foodies are in for a treat as Shake Shack releases a new city-exclusive Shake that pays homage to one of the city's beloved desserts – the mango pomelo sago dessert. Combining Shake Shack’s signature vanilla frozen custard blended with mango puree and coconut cream; fresh pomelo, and a refreshing pop of mango and passion fruit-flavoured boba; the brand-new Mango Bubble Shake ($56) offers a fusion of sweet and tangy flavours that the sweet tooth will love. Topping off the new Shake is a generous dollop of whipped cream and a sprinkle of egg roll flakes for a bit of that extra crunch. Photograph: Courtesy Shake Shack This exclusive Shake will be available at all Shake Shack outlets in Hong Kong starting October 24, so don't miss out. Recommended stories: The World’s 50 Best Bars 2023: Hong Kong earns two rankings in the 1-50 list Sheung Wan ranks top in Asia as one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world What's on: The latest foodie happenings to catch in the city Follow us on Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, or subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news and updates on what's happening in the city. 

Brace yourself for an adrenaline-pumping adventure as Bomb Battle, the immersive mission game experience that took Malaysia by storm, is set to join the gaming scene in Hong Kong this October.  Known for its unique blend of interactive gameplay and mind-boggling challenges, Bomb Battle combines elements of game shows, action movies, and escape games all into one, offering an immersive experience that's suitable for everyone from young adults and teenagers to families and corporate groups.  Photograph: Courtesy Bomb Battle To celebrate the launch in Hong Kong, the creators have developed two brand new missions tailored specifically for the city. In City Threat, teams of tactical players will collaborate to defuse a bomb that poses a grave danger to the city. Meanwhile, The Assault will put participants' problem-solving skills to the test as they race against time to locate and neutralise a water pump that threatens to release toxic pollutants into the ocean. Each mission consists of four increasingly challenging battles, pushing players to their limits and rewarding their teamwork and strategic thinking. Failure to complete a mission will result in a colourful consequence – prepare to be drenched in a vibrant explosion of paint as punishment (well, it sounds more like a fun reward to us).  Photograph: Courtesy Bomb Battle There are two ticket packages available for the Hong Kong launch: the Bomb Mission package and the VIP Mission package. The Bomb Mission package ($248 p

Here's a sneak peek of the new World of Frozen:  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Time Out Hong Kong (@timeouthk) Hong Kong Disneyland is about to unveil its most magical addition yet. Set to open on November 20, 2023, the World of Frozen is the world's first and largest Frozen themed land. Inspired by the beloved animated film franchise, the World of Frozen brings the enchanting world of Arendelle to life, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in captivating stories, meet beloved characters, marvel over stunning landscapes, and so much more. Photograph: Courtesy Hong Kong Disneyland   Photograph: Courtesy Hong Kong Disneyland Visitors to the beautiful Arendelle Village can enjoy a fun boat ride through the North Mountain at Frozen Ever After; hop on the Wandering Oaken's Sliding Sleighs for a thrilling rollercoaster ride; venture into Elsa's Ice Palace; explore Anna and Elsa's home – the Arendelle Castle; and gawk at the beautiful clock tower as seen in the film. Other highlights include the Friendship Fountain, Bay of Arendelle, and King Agnarr Bridge, which connects guests from the village to the lush Arendelle forest. Keen to hop on a ride? Here's what we thought about the new rides: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Time Out Hong Kong (@timeouthk) Photograph: Courtesy Hong Kong Disneyland Just off the Clock Tower Square, guests can dine at Golden Crocus Inn and Bayside Wharf for a taste of local delicacie

The Strong Wind Signal, No. 3 is currently hoisted in Hong Kong as Typhoon Koinu gradually departs.  According to the Hong Kong Observatory's current forecast track, local winds are weakening but heavy showers and thunderstorms may still persist. T3 will remain in force for some time before the Observatory issues the Standby Signal, No. 1 or cancels all tropical cyclone warning signals.  Keep your eyes on our page for more updates on the current weather in Hong Kong, or head to Hong Kong Observatory's website for more info. Recommended stories: Best events happening in Hong Kong this October A huge Harry Potter exhibition is opening at The Londoner Macao in December Your ultimate neighbourhood guide to Tai Hang Follow us on Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, or subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news and updates on what's going on in the city. 

Get ready to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Harry Potter as The Londoner Macao announces the arrival of Harry Potter™: The Exhibition! Since its inception, this touring exhibition has captured the hearts of Potterheads from around the globe. Now, fans in Macau will get to join the ranks of those who have experienced the magic firsthand. Photograph: Courtesy Harry Potter™: The Exhibition Opening its doors on December 15, the exhibition promises to transport visitors into the Wizarding World through an array of spellbinding interactive experiences, from honing your Quidditch skills to brewing potions and casting spells. Visitors can also learn about behind-the-scenes filmmaking – including original costumes and authentic props – that celebrates some of the most iconic moments and characters from the films and stories of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts. As always, no exhibition is complete without popping into the gift shop afterwards. Visitors will be able to get their hands on officially licensed products, including apparel, jewellery, chocolate frogs, and the world-famous Butterbeer, along with exclusive merchandise that are not available at any other exhibitions. Tickets for Harry Potter™: The Exhibition are now available for purchase. Prices start from MOP 218 for adults and MOP 168 for children. Visit the official website at macao.harrypotterexhibition.com or cotaiticketing.com for the full schedule of available dates and times. Recommended stories: Tong C

The highly-anticipated 2023 Asian Games is set to take place this month in Hangzhou. Over the course of two months, a wide range of sports events will be held, including popular sports in Hong Kong such as fencing, swimming, badminton, and gymnastics. If you're eager to tune in on the competitions, we've mapped out everything from where to watch the live broadcasts to Hong Kong athletes you should cheer on. When is the Hangzhou Asian Games 2023 happening? Competitions for the sporting event – held across 56 venues across Hangzhou – already began on September 19 and will run until October 8, but the actual opening ceremony of the Hangzhou Asian Games is taking place on September 23 at the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Stadium. Take a look at the full schedule on the 19th Asian Games website. Photograph: Courtesy Olympian City How can I watch the Hangzhou Asian Games 2023? For sports fans in Hong Kong, there are three free TV channels under Cable TV that will rotate the live broadcast of the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games. These channels include Hoy TV (Channel 77), which will provide continuous coverage of Asian Games events for 12 hours daily starting at 9 am; Hong Kong International Financial Channel (Channel 76), which will begin broadcasting every afternoon at 3 pm; and Hoy Info Channel (Channel 78), which will report on the highlights of the 2023 Asian Games and cover the Hong Kong teams' winning moments. As for those who want to experience the vibrant atmosphere of this

Apple has just unveiled its highly anticipated iPhone 15 at their launch event that took place on September 13 (1am HKT). Whether you're looking for an upgrade or simply curious about all the hype, we've gathered all the most important info for you right here – from the release date and pricing in Hong Kong to new features, colours, and more. What colours are available for the iPhone 15 series? Just as predicted, the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus will be available in five colours – blue, pink, yellow, green, and black – while the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max will be available in blue, white, black, and natural titanium. iPhone 15 new features Apple has revealed a slew of new key features for the iPhone 15 series; here's a breakdown of what each phone has to offer: iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus- Colour-infused back glass with a textured matte finish- Contoured edges on the aluminium enclosure- Dynamic Island display- Advanced camera system with a powerful 48MP main camera- 2x Telephoto option for three optical zoom levels- Next generation of portraits with improved detail and low-light performance- A16 Bionic chip for powerful performance- USB‑C connector- Precision finding for Find My Friends- Industry-leading durability features iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max- Aerospace-grade titanium construction for lightweight design- Contoured edges and customisable Action button- Powerful camera upgrades with an equivalent of seven pro lenses- Advanced 48MP Main camera with su

Following Omega and Swatch's collab last year – which sent watch fans in Hong Kong and around the world into a shopping frenzy – Swatch is back at it again, this time with Swiss luxury watch manufacturer Blancpain. The internet is already going wild, with watch fans and collectors abuzz with excitement ahead of the release. So, without further ado, here’s what you need to know about Blancpain and Swatch’s latest creation. When will the Blancpain x Swatch collection launch? Blancpain and Swatch's Bioceramic Scuba Fifty Fathoms Collection is set to be released on September 9.  How much will the Blancpain x Swatch watches cost? The five mechanical watches in the new collection will retail at $3,150 each. Where can I buy the Blancpain x Swatch collection? The timepieces will be available for purchase at selected Swatch stores in Hong Kong, including locations at IFC, K11 Musea, and Kai Chiu Road in Causeway Bay.  What's special about the Bioceramic Scuba Fifty Fathoms Collection? The Bioceramic Scuba Fifty Fathoms Collection pays tribute to Blancpain's Fifty Fathoms, an iconic diver's watch that revolutionised the world of watchmaking since its creation in 1953. The collection is made up of five mechanical watches in exclusive colours, with each one named after the world's five oceans: Arctic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, and Antarctic Ocean. All five models are water resistant up to 91 metres down in the waters and are made of a unique material – made wit

Updates on Typhoon Haikui (September 4) 10.45pm: According to the Hong Kong Observatory's current forecast, a higher storm signal before 5am tomorrow morning (September 5) is unlikely. Although Haikui is expected to edge closer to Hong Kong as it moves across inland Guangdong, winds will only reach a strong force in the next couple of days. 4.40am: Soon after Super Typhoon Saola lashed through the city over the weekend, the Hong Kong Observatory issued a T1 storm signal in anticipation of Tropical Cyclone Haikui.   Keep your eyes on our page for further updates on Tropical Cyclone Haikui, or head to Hong Kong Observatory's website for more info. Recommended stories: Negroni Week returns for its 11th edition this September A new waterfront park opens in Kwun Tong New World Harbour Race 2023 opens for registration Follow us on Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, or subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news and updates on what's going on in the city. 

Updates on Typhoon Saola (September 2) 10.45am: Saola continues to move away from Hong Kong, but rainbands and gale force winds are still affecting the city. The Gale or Storm Signal No. 8 will remain in force before 4pm. 12.45am: Winds are beginning to weaken over the eastern part of the territory as Saola gradually departs Hong Kong. However, Hurricane Signal, No. 10 is expected to remain for some time. The Amber Rainstorm Warning Signal is still in force. Updates on Typhoon Saola (September 1) 8.15pm: Hong Kong hunkers down as Super Typhoon Saola hits the city with a T10 hurricane signal.  6.20pm: A T9 signal is now in force; the Observatory will assess the need for issuing the Hurricane Signal, No. 10, depending on the local wind changes. The water level in low-lying coastal areas is expected to rise rapidly, which may cause serious flooding in coastal areas such as Sha Tin, Tai Po, Sha Tau Kok, and Sai Kung. The Hong Kong Observatory reports that the maximum water level may reach a historical record. Keep your eyes on our page for further updates on Super Typhoon Saola, or head to Hong Kong Observatory's website for more info. Recommended stories: A new waterfront park opens in Kwun Tong New World Harbour Race 2023 opens for registration McDonald’s releases a limited strawberry ice cream series Follow us on Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, or subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news and updates on what's going on in the city. 

The Cha Kwo Ling Promenade is now officially open! Seamlessly connecting the waterfronts of Cha Kwo Ling and Kwun Tong, the new 1.8 hectares space (approximately 193,750sq ft) features a pavilion, landscaped areas, lawns, children's play facilities, fitness equipment, and more. The promenade is also an inclusive park for pets, where the public can bring their furry companions for some outdoor fun. Photograph: Courtesy Harbourfront Commission In addition to the promenade, a sprawling 1.7-kilometer waterfront area has also been completed, gracefully winding through Kwun Tong and Cha Kwo Ling to enhance the overall connectivity of the Kwun Tong area and the accessibility of the Kowloon East waterfront. Photograph: Courtesy Harbourfront Commission Conveniently located near the Kwun Tong Bypass and Kwun Tong Ferry Pier, the promenade is easily reachable on foot from the Kwun Tong MTR Station (Exist B1). Alternatively, hop on a bus or minibus to the Kwun Tong Ferry Pier and walk for about five minutes through the Kwun Tong Promenade and cross-river footbridge of Tsui Ping Seaside to the promenade. Recommended stories: Typhoon Saola expected to be in proximity to Hong Kong on Wednesday McDonald’s releases a limited strawberry ice cream series Hong Kong Airlines and HK Express to hold round-trip ticket giveaways Follow us on Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, or subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news and updates on what's going on in the city.