Enjoy some fun out in the sun and away from the crowds at one of Hong Kong’s lesser-known islands. Choose from the picturesque Peng Chau, the lush Tap Mun or the fascinating Yim Tin Sai. There are plenty of options to choose from in the city.

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Think you’ve seen all of the city? Well, think again. There are so many neighbourhoods to discover or revisit. Given how things change in this fast-paced city, this Easter break is the perfect time to pause, rewind and take our time to explore one or more of our city’s neighbourhoods.

From the up-and-coming Shek Tong Toi to the charming Tai Hang, and the majestic views over at Tung Chung—just take your pick.

By now, you’ve most likely heard of Marie Kondo’s KonMari method, keeping only those things that “spark joy”.

To some, spring cleaning might sound overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be boring. It could actually help boost your mood and energy and is a great way to spend time with your family and friends while welcoming a fresh start. Leave it to the experts to do the major revamps, you can start simple: from changing your wardrobe to finding the right air purifier, cleaning your jewellery and giving your home a new look.

At the end of spring cleaning, your living space—which is now more important than ever due to the pandemic—is going to spark even more joy.

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Whether you want K-drama, classic Hong Kong movies or American Blockbuster: there’s plenty in store on Netflix, Disney+ or Apple TV+.

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A long break is the best time to unwind and treat yourself. Leave your worries behind and enjoy a pamper session at Hong Kong’s luxury hotel spaces, whether you’re in need of a relaxing massage, facial or manicure, you have much to choose from.

If you prefer to relax at home, you can simply recreate your own luxury hotel spa experience. 

When we think of Hong Kong, we often conjure up images of skyscrapers and our well-beloved skyline. But our city is also home to a number of places to enjoy nature, be it hiking trails, outlying islands or waterfalls. You can even bring your furry friend along to some of your hikes.

For an alternative activity, try forest bathing, a holistic therapeutic experience for your mind, body and spirit. If you want some greenery but still prefer to stay close to the city centre, there are a lot of green spaces to unwind and enjoy a day out.

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It’s the holiday season and Hong Kong’s hotels are all hands on deck to offer stellar staycation packages, luring the hearts of food lovers, pet owners and discerning guests.

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