Family Travel

Hong Kong Disneyland Unveils the World's First Frozen-Themed Area

Let it go~ Let it go~ Even if you haven't seen Frozen, you surely know its iconic theme song. Since its release 11 years ago, Frozen has captivated audiences of all ages worldwide, leading to a sequel. This November 2023, Hong Kong Disneyland will open the world’s first Frozen-themed area, and it’s an experience you won’t want to miss!

Hong Kong's Best Places for Dim Sum - Explore a Variety of Popular Vintage Dim Sum

Enjoying traditional Cantonese dim sum at restaurant is not only a daily routine for Hong Kong locals but also a must-do activity for visitors. Apart from morning tea, afternoon tea, having dim sum at night has also become popular in recent years. This time, we recommend some great places for dim sum, ranging from nostalgic traditional teahouses to creative Michelin-starred restaurants, as well as popular and cost-effective dim sum workshops. These places will not only satisfy your taste buds but also allow you to experience the vibrant social culture of Hong Kong's Chinese community.

Tokyo Family Fun at Japan's Largest Railway Museum in Omiya

When traveling to Tokyo with kids, there's more than just shopping and city sights to enjoy. A lesser-known gem for tourists is the Omiya Railway Museum located in Saitama Prefecture, about a 30-minute train ride from central Tokyo. This museum is a paradise for both kids and train enthusiasts, featuring 36 retired trains, interactive games, and must-try activities like a Shinkansen driving simulator and role-playing as a JR station master—perfect for learning while having fun!

Exploring the Blend of Old and New in Akasaka

Akasaka, located in Tokyo’s Minato Ward, is an area rich in history with its temples and shrines, while also being home to international embassies, luxury hotels, and a wide range of exquisite restaurants. From traditional Japanese cuisine and ramen shops to cafes and bars, Akasaka caters to a high-end crowd, including politicians, business elites, celebrities, and affluent individuals from around the world, making it a hub for top-tier dining and entertainment.

Experience Hong Kong's traditional Lunar New Year - Part II

For Chinese people, the Lunar New Year is an important festival. It is not only a time for family reunions but also marks the beginning of a new year. On this special day, every household will engage in thorough cleaning, decorate their homes with Spring Festival decorations, and purchase Lunar New Year goods to create a festive atmosphere full of joy and happiness for the upcoming year.

Experiencing Hong Kong's Traditional Lunar New Year - Part III

Chinese New Year, which usually falls between late January and mid-February in the Gregorian calendar, is the longest holiday in Hong Kong, spanning from the eve of the Lunar New Year (the 30th day of the twelfth lunar month) to the third day of the first lunar month. Apart from reuniting with family, exchanging New Year greetings, and wishing each other good luck for the upcoming year, there are also numerous lively celebratory events. You might consider following the locals and experiencing the authentic New Year culture of Hong Kong.

Top 3 Glamping Sites in Tottori City – Only 15 Minutes from the City Center

In recent years, many travelers have been opting to stay at "Glamping" sites that do not require bringing their own tents or camping equipment, allowing them to easily enjoy the luxury camping experience with top-notch facilities and services. Tottori Prefecture, rich in natural resources, is particularly well-suited for activities like Glamping. Within the prefecture, you can find a variety of unique Glamping sites such as starry domes and cabins, many equipped with luxuries like air conditioning and private bathrooms. Even camping beginners can easily get close to nature in Tottori!

Recharge Trip: Tottori Daisen Family Adventure

Tottori Daisen, part of Japan's third National Daisen-Oki National Park, is formed by eight mountain peaks. At 1,729 meters, Daisen is the highest peak in the San'in and Sanyo regions and is also known as "Hoki Fuji." Daisen has been selected as one of Japan's 100 famous mountains. As a sacred site for Buddhism, the mountain was closed to the public until the Meiji era, allowing it to preserve its pristine natural environment. It boasts the largest beech forest in western Japan, offering stunning views and making it a popular destination for hiking and winter skiing. No wonder it’s considered a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts.

Tottori: A Journey to the Roots of Gegege no Kitaro and Detective Conan

To attract more visitors, towns across Japan are getting creative. In Tottori Prefecture, both Sakaiminato City and Hokuei Town have developed anime-themed attractions dedicated to Shigeru Mizuki, the creator of Gegege no Kitaro, and Gosho Aoyama, the creator of Detective Conan. Even the airports are named "Yonago Kitaro Airport" and "Tottori Sand Dunes Conan Airport," immersing travelers in the worlds of Kitaro and Conan from the moment they arrive!

Taiwan Family Trip: Whale and Dolphin Watching in Yilan and Meeting Capybara at Orchid Garden

Looking for a family getaway for Summer? If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and connect with nature, consider a trip to the beautiful Yilan for an animal encounter adventure. Whether it's heading out to sea to spot whales and dolphins or visiting a farm to get up close with adorable capybara, both activities are sure to provide a healing experience for adults and kids alike.

Not Being a Top Student Still Can Dine at Taiwan's No. 1 University: National Taiwan University

National Taiwan University (NTU) is the top-ranked university in Taiwan and a dream institution for many locals. While only outstanding students can enroll, the general public is welcome to visit, explore, take photos, and even enjoy delicious food on campus.

Battle of the two big outlets near Bangkok Airport Siam Premium boasts more famous brands while Central Village is perfect for kids

Bangkok, as the capital of Thailand, is not only famous for its bustling city center and rich cultural attractions but also for its reputation as a shopping paradise that attracts tourists from around the world. Among the two major outlets near Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK), Siam Premium Outlets and Central Village Outlet are ideal for travelers to do some last-minute shopping before heading to the airport. However, if time is limited, which outlet should you choose? This time, let's analyze comprehensively which one is more suitable for everyone to visit in terms of geographical location, types and number of stores, and special facilities.

Bangkok shopping mall EmSphere creates a trendy lifestyle Exclusive eateries move in, super trendy limited edition brands debut

EmSphere, the brand-new shopping mall located in the Phrom Phong area of Bangkok, opened in early December 2023. It is the latest landmark created by The Mall Group. Together with EmQuartier and Emporium in the same area, it forms the Em District, bringing more diverse shopping and lifestyle experiences to this area.

Review of Hubei Yichang's 3 Major Ski Resorts: Pure Beauty Sacred Land Baili Huang + "China's Little Switzerland" Wufeng + Original Ski Resort Shennongjia

Several ski resorts in Yichang are ready, including the Shennongjia International Ski Resort and the popular Wufeng International Ski Resort. The Baili Huang Ski Resort, a pure love sacred land, is set to open at the end of the year; it’s time to book your tickets!

D-Sport Theme Park in Bangkok Climbing Walls, Baseball Fields and Football Challenges for under HK$100!

Located inside Donki Mall in Bangkok's Thong Lor area, D-Sports Stadium is an exciting indoor sports theme park operated by a Japanese brand. It features a variety of popular sports facilities, including a rock-climbing wall nearly three stories high, a batting area for baseball and softball, a three-on-three basketball court, and badminton courts, allowing you to enjoy a workout while having fun indoors in Bangkok!

Osaka's Kinki Railway: The Journey of "Hinotori" Train

In recent years, travellers from all over the world have increasingly chosen Japan as a travel destination. This is not only because of the admiration for Japanese culture and its clean environment and delicious food but also due to its extensive and advanced transportation systems. Whether traveling within major cities or between them, using trains or buses in Japan is both easy and reasonably priced, making it a top choice for independent travellers.

Taiwan's Miaoli Hidden Gem: Tai'an Hot Springs

If you want to experience something unique in Taiwan, consider visiting the town of Miaoli, just a 23-minute drive from the Taoyuan High-Speed Rail Station. Here, you can unwind in the century-old hot springs village of Tai'an, a place steeped in the culture of the indigenous people. Stay at the Tai'an Guan Zhi Hot Springs Hotel, where you can bathe in the "Holy Mountain Water" of the Atayal tribe, stroll through lush forests, and savor indigenous cuisine. It’s a rejuvenating experience!

Bangkok's Japanese multifunctional bookstore OPEN HOUSE Two-story tall massive bookshelf Super long indoor slide for kids

If you want to experience Japanese design, you don't necessarily have to go to Japan. Bangkok also has many stores designed with a Japanese feel. This time, let's introduce the multifunctional cultural space Open House on the sixth floor of Central Embassy in Bangkok. This unique bookstore blends lifestyle and culture with a minimalist Japanese style, creating a multifunctional space that bridges art and family, making it a must-visit hotspot!

Taiwan's Most Beautiful Coastal Rail Bike: A Family Day Trip in Keelung

There's no exaggeration in saying that Keelung in northern Taiwan boasts the most beautiful coastal rail bike experience in Taiwan. Here, you can find a rail bike journey that offers exclusive ocean views! Before exploring the must-visit Keelung Night Market, consider visiting the historic Baduzi(八斗子) Station. From Taipei, you can take a train to Ruifang and transfer to the Shen’ao Line to reach Baduzi.

Fulfil Three Wishes in Taoyuan: Family Fun, Shopping, and Entertainment

Traveling with the whole family can be a challenge, especially when it comes to choosing destinations and attractions that cater to everyone's interests. Fortunately, Taoyuan can satisfy all three desires at once, featuring family-friendly amusement parks, an educational aquarium, and a shopping paradise. Here’s a perfect two-day, one-night itinerary for your trip to Taipei!

台北親子團誠品以外的文具店上班上學物資補充站

不少朋友每次去台灣旅行都必逛誠品，看中它書籍齊全，又比香港便宜，更有不少高質文儀用品。其實，台灣還有不少本土平民化文具店、書店品牌，雖然裝潢不及誠品，但勝在價錢貼地親民，最適合家長及學生來選購。

3 Free and Fun Family Parks in Hong Hong with Elephant Slides, Sand & Water Play, plus Stunning Harbour Views

When traveling to Hong Kong with kids, you don't always have to spend money on theme parks. In recent years, Hong Kong has seen the emergence of many free family parks with innovative and creative facilities that allow kids to have a blast while parents enjoy quality time with their children.Here are 3 popular parks that have opened in recent years, each offering a unique theme for kids to explore and play all day long.

Taiwan Lunar New Year Guide: No "Giving" Red Envelopes in Taiwan Let the Mice Run on the Third Day

There are significant cultural differences in celebrating the Lunar New Year between Taiwan and Hong Kong, despite being just a short flight apart. Miss Su, who moved from Hong Kong to Taiwan, experienced her first Lunar New Year in Taiwan last year. On the first day, she happily tried to give red envelopes （利是） to the building manager, only to be met with surprise and rejection. Confused, she later learned from her Taiwanese colleagues that she had made a faux pas.

Celebrating Lunar New Year in Bangkok: A Vibrant Atmosphere A Festive Scene in Chinatown

When traveling abroad for the Lunar New Year, the biggest fear is often the lack of festive atmosphere. However, in Bangkok, there’s no need to worry about a dull celebration; it can be even more lively and auspicious than in Hong Kong! Every year during the Spring Festival, shops, malls, and streets in Bangkok are adorned with decorations that capture the essence of Lunar New Year, especially in Chinatown, which transforms into a stunning sea of red leading up to the celebrations.

High CP Value! A Day Trip for Families in Shilin, Taipei

When taking kids out in Taipei, many think of going to the Leofoo Village Theme Park in Hsinchu. However, Shilin in Taipei also has outdoor playgrounds suitable for children, where they can enjoy amusement rides. Nearby, there are the Taipei Astronomical Museum and the Taiwan Science Education Center, making it perfect for a family day trip!

Explore Asia's Largest Eslite Store and Fully Wooden Family Playground in New Taipei City

Are you tired of the usual spots in Taipei like Ximending, night markets, and the Zhongshan shopping district? Asia's largest Eslite Lifestyle flagship store and the fully wooden indoor playground, Wooderful Land. Conveniently located in the large shopping complex Yulon City in the New Taipei City district of Xindian, these venues are perfect for families, rain or shine.

Taiwan Miaoli FlowerHome Leisure Farm: Romantic Hydrangeas for Easter

During the long Easter holiday, if you're looking to enjoy a romantic and sweet journey, FlowerHome Leisure Farm in Zhuolan Township, Miaoli County, Taiwan, will surely make you both feel enchanted. You can reach Miaoli by taking the high-speed rail from Taipei, followed by a bus or taxi to the farm.

Bangkok's Siam Paragon transforms into Pandora from Avatar An eco-friendly space NEXTOPIA

Siam Paragon in Bangkok, after several years of renovation, floors 5 and 6 become a brand-new 15,000-square-foot space called NEXTOPIA, integrating exhibitions, dining, and shopping. The entire space focuses on environmental protection, resembling a futuristic urban exhibition area, with green decorations and a giant flower wall, making visitors feel as if they are on Pandora, the fictional universe of the movie “Avatar”!

Explore Taipei's Underground Mall: A Family-Friendly Anime Adventure

A true family outing should bring joy to both children and adults alike. When it comes to anime, cartoons, toys, capsule machines, and claw machines, Taipei's underground mall has something for everyone. Let’s dive into the vibrant world of Taipei Station's underground shopping areas where both parents and kids can come away with treasures!

Taipei Cuisine | 4 Great Places to Taste Authentic Taiwanese Cuisine From Michelin Starred Restaurants to No Price List Hot Stir Fry Shops

When traveling to Taipei, no matter how full your schedule is, you must always leave one night for Taiwanese cuisine. It's not about hastily eating a street bento, but sitting down with a table covered in bowls and plates, serving dishes one by one, chatting while sharing, and paired with Taiwanese beer, it's even more satisfying. From the exquisite restaurants enhanced by Michelin to the big time-honored brands enjoyed by old Taipei locals, the following four restaurants are all very story telling and worth visiting.

Japan Largest entertainment complex Shinjuku "Tokyu Kabukicho Tower"

Tokyo is known for its vibrant and dazzling atmosphere, attracting many international tourists eager to experience its nightlife. An entertainment complex "Tokyu Kabukicho Tower” located in the heart of Shinjuku is one of the largest complexes of its kind. This building stands 48 stories tall, features hotels, theaters, cinemas, restaurants, and entertainment facilities. The second floor boasts a food street offering a mix of Japanese and Korean cuisine, with some restaurants open 24 hours, ensuring a fulfilling experience for visitors!

Tokyo Parent-Child Travel Guide: Harry Potter Studios and Unmissable Highlights

Located in Nerima Ward, Tokyo, "The Making of Harry Potter," themed around the magical world of Harry Potter films, officially opened in June 2023. Spanning over 90,000 square feet, the studio meticulously reproduces several classic locations from the film world, such as Platform 9¾, the Hogwarts Express, the Ministry of Magic, and Diagon Alley, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the magical world. With various film-related experiences, it's a must-visit for all fans of magic!

Tokyo Chiba Prefecture Choshi Hot Spring Sunrise Gourmet Tour

Located at the easternmost point of Kanto area in Chiba Prefecture, Choshi City is just a one-hour drive from Narita Airport in Tokyo. Although it may be unfamiliar to Hong Kong people, Choshi City is Japan's largest fishing port. Staying at a hot spring hotel near the Pacific coast allows you to enjoy the first sunrise in Japan or soak in the hot springs while welcoming the rising sun! When you visit the fishing port, don't miss the chance to taste the freshest sashimi and kaiseki cuisine. Next time when you go to Tokyo,please consider visiting Choshi City !

Explore the World of Mario at Universal Studios Japan

One of Osaka’s hottest attractions is the Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Japan (USJ). This exciting park zone brings the magical world of Super Mario Bros. to life, allowing visitors to take pictures with Princess Peach, explore Bowser’s castle, and race in AR Mario Karts—making it an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.

Japan Summer Festivals 2026：Gion Matsuri in Kyoto - A Must-See Procession of Floats

Every summer, Japan holds a variety of festivals, offering a great opportunity to learn about local culture, customs, and history. Most of Japan’s summer festivals take place from early July to late August, with Kyoto’s "Gion Matsuri," one of the three major festivals in Japan, taking center stage from July 1 to July 31 at Yasaka Shrine and around the Gion area.

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