The Cattle Depot Artist Village
If you ever happen to be in the distinctly working class area of Ma Tau Kok (馬頭角) deep in the entrails of eastern Kowloon, you might come across a set […]
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A Thousand Steps to Stanley
After days of non-stop Chinese New Year festivities, which invariably involves copious amounts of food and drink, there is no better way to burn some calories than a good weekend […]
Tsuen Wan Old Market
For those who celebrate, Happy Chinese Lunar New Year! Wishing you a healthy and prosperous Year of the Sheep. On any given day, the public market at Tsuen Wan is […]
Wild Camping at Wan Tsai
There are 41 official camp sites located in Hong Kong’s country parks (pitching a tent anywhere other than on an officially designated site is technically forbidden), and finding a “good” […]
From Shing Mun to Tai Po
As far as hiking goes, Hong Kong has trails to suit every level of difficulty and taste, from scrambling up the side of a mountain on all fours to easy […]
Out and About: Sài Gòn
On my recent weekend in Ho Chi Minh City, I didn’t do any of the things a typical first-time visitor to Vietnam would do. I didn’t visit any of the […]
Chợ Bến Thành Market
Chợ Bến Thành Market is the oldest, largest and most important public market in Hồ Chí Minh City. Located in the heart of District 1, this sprawling marketplace is popular […]
Ng Yuen: The Secret Garden
[Update May 2015: I recently received an email from “Adam” indicating that the garden is currently being revitalized; however it remains a private property, so please respect this and do […]
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