Healing

Hong Kong temples have always been popular among local worshippers, packed with incense stick on festive occasions. Surprisingly, there are over 600 temples of all sizes across Hong Kong. As the reputation of these temples grows, they attract worshippers from all over, becoming representative landmarks of Hong Kong. Among the numerous temples, I have selected four that are relatively popular among locals to introduce to you.

Tung Chung has become a resting spot for travelers coming to and from the airport. There are discount mega stores that attract travelers and residents for outlet shopping. However, for those who love airplanes, nature, and ancient relics, Tung Chung remains a great destination. Visitors can even experience the thrill of being up close to the Ngong Ping 360 cable car, making for an impressive photo opportunity.

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!

When tourists stay in a place for an extended period, whether in Tokyo or Osaka, they may feel like doing less shopping and want to immerse themselves more in the local community to understand daily life better. Tokyo, a city beloved by tourists worldwide, not only embodies trends in technology but also exudes a sense of modernity. Surprisingly, you can also take a ride on the Toei Arakawa Line operated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation to catch a glimpse of the everyday life of the common people.