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Macao’s peninsula and islands hide a wealth of history, culture, food and nature perfect for exploration – if you know where to look
The cities of Hong Kong and Kowloon evolved out of myriad tiny communities, many of which kept their unique traditions. Exploring these neighbourhoods makes for a thrilling day out
Hong Kong has over 260 outlying islands, home to cultures, landscapes and wildlife far removed from the urban bustle and offering a chance to see an altogether slower, more traditional side to the region
The history and culture of Macao’s old neighbourhoods reveal a whole other side to the region, letting visitors glimpse local life through the buildings and markets that have barely changed in generations…
The impression of Hong Kong is of a sea of glass-shelled skyscrapers, but some 70% of the region is green land, with hiking trails, cycling routes and great parks just the tip of its natural wonders
Local festivals offer a glimpse beneath the modern Hong Kong to reveal a city built on villages and islands with their own unique cultures and traditions
With a mixed Portuguese and Chinese heritage, Macao's food is a revelation. We reveal the best places to eat in the destination that was recently named a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy...
Hong Kong’s food scene rivals that of any city in the world – especially if you know where to look. Read our guide on what to eat when you're in the city...
The forests, coasts and viewpoints of Macao offer a glorious chance to stretch your legs and see a gentler side to the region, out among the trails and cycle routes of the south and beyond…
From ‘drunken dragons’ tottering the street to traditional Catholic processions, Macao’s festivals offer a thrilling glimpse into the dual heritage of this remarkable destination…
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