Scenary

Visiting the Peak in Hong Kong is a common experience, but there’s much more to explore beyond attractions like the Peak Tower, Peak Galleria, and Madame Tussauds. Let’s play archaeologist and discover the historical charm of several antique buildings at the Peak, creating unique memories along the way.

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!

Sham Shui Po, despite being a grassroots area in Hong Kong, hides many treasure, it is also a haven for fabric enthusiasts. While Hong Kong is no longer known for its textile industry, the historical fabric communities that remain are scattered throughout the streets and alleys of Sham Shui Po. Today, the area still houses the "Sham Shui Po Fabric Market," where over 50 fabric vendors set up stalls surrounded by layers of fabric, exuding a nostalgic Hong Kong movie atmosphere.

With Hong Kong’s vibrant urban landscape, and many people seek an oasis on weekends to relax, stretch their muscles, and enjoy beautiful scenery. In the bustle area of Mong Kok, there is a patch of green grass, Tai Hang Tung Recreation Ground. You can start by lying on the grass to soak up the sun. After that, take a hike up the hill and end your journey at St. Francis of Assisi Church (聖方濟各堂)in Sham Shui Po, known for its blend of Eastern and Western architecture. This local adventure is sure to become a cherished experience.