Shing Wong Street
Danish urban contemporary artist Christian Storm combined his trademark geometric elements with Chinese culture to design this eye-catching mural of two koi fish swimming. Navigate past the many antique shops…
Hollywood Road GOD Store
I have a love-hate relationship with this particular mural, but it’s undoubtedly the most recognizable and photographed example of street art in Hong Kong. Local artist Alex Croft’s colorful mural…
Elgin Street
A collaboration between renowned British street artist Dan Kitchener (also known as Dank) and Charles Williams, this gorgeous mural painted in Kitchener’s typical urban impressionism style – think soft neon lighting…
HK Tramways
View Known to locals as “ding-dings,” Hong Kong’s iconic trams have existed for over a century. These rickety, double-decker streetcars traverse northern Hong Kong Island, providing a unique and affordable…
10 Hong Kong travel tips
Usually, first-time visitors are thrilled about their trip, but they are also concerned about various issues, including visas, language, accommodations, shopping, transportation, etc.With this simple guide, you’ll be able to…
Beijing Dragons, 北京市中国
Dragons on Everything Step into the Forbidden City and you’ll realize the Emperor wasn’t shy about branding. Dragons are everywhere. Roof tiles shimmer with them, doors and beams are carved…
Forbidden city
Why are the roof tiles yellow in the Forbidden City? Yellow tiles were reserved for use on the roofs of royal palaces, mausoleums, imperial gardens, and temples. This, it is…
Temples in Suzhou
Suzhou is home to a colorful collection of China’s most cherished temples, from active monasteries to ancient remains. Whether you’re on a religious pilgrimage. Or want to visit some of…