Located right on the North-Eastern side of the Kowloon Harbor - Kowloon Bay was once a former part of Ngau Tau Kok's busy industrial area. And, let's not forget previously a direct transport hub to the old Kai Tak International Airport. From fun indoor activities and lots of indoor playgrounds to the best places to...
Introduction to GO PARK SAI SHA: A New Era in Urban Development Developed by Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited (SHKP), GO PARK SAI SHA is set to redefine urban living in Hong Kong. This mega-integrated development project not only includes residential spaces but also features an expansive outdoor sports facility and an integrated sports and...
Wan Chai is a hotspot in the 852, boasting trendy rooftop eateries with jaw-dropping city views, picture-perfect cafes, fun-filled indoor playrooms for kids, and a lively shopping scene. With so much to explore, remember to charge your phone, gather the kids, and dive into the delightful hustle and bustle of this vibrant urban district! Photo...
Kwun Tong, once a thriving manufacturing district, has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years. From its industrial roots to a vibrant and bustling neighborhood, this guide will take you through the exciting attractions and hidden gems that make Kwun Tong an ideal family day out. With the implementation of industrial building revitalization measures in...
Fright Night is nearly upon us! In the run-up to the spookiest holiday of the year, Little Steps has created your essential Hong Kong Haunted House guide. With real deal spooky mansions, all-out haunted funhouses, and mysterious museums, there’s plenty to freak out the whole family! Click here to enter... if you dare! WANT MORE...
Built in 1574 during the Ming Dynasty, Tai Wai village holds the distinction of being the largest and oldest walled village in Sha Tin, Hong Kong. For families seeking a delightful blend of Hong Kong's rich history and exciting adventures, Tai Wai is the perfect destination. Its irresistible charm will beckon you to explore this...
Are you looking for a guide to enjoying Sai Kung with kids? Look no further! Sai Kung is a paradise for families, offering a wide range of activities, delicious food, stunning beaches, and easy access. Whether you're a local or a visitor, there's something for everyone to enjoy in this vibrant area of Hong Kong....
Art Lane has been recognized as one of the most vibrant, photogenic spots in Hong Kong. Located in the heart of Sai Ying Pun, you'll not just find beautiful graffiti, but lots of places to visit in this beautiful, cozy neighborhood. So grab your cameras, tripods and don't forget to bring your best smiles, find...
Located right on the North-Eastern side of the Kowloon Harbor - Kowloon Bay was once a former part of Ngau Tau Kok's busy industrial area. And, let's not forget previously a direct transport hub to the old Kai Tak International Airport. From fun indoor activities and lots of indoor playgrounds to the best places to...
Tsuen Wan became the neighborhood it is today largely because of its textile factories. Even though the textile industry has since declined, old factory buildings still remain, and it is now turning into a booming cultural hub for upcoming generations. If you are looking for a mixture of old and new Hong Kong with a...
Tseung Kwan O is one of the most family-friendly residential districts in Hong Kong; easily accessed by transportation, and is surrounded by a good number of local and international schools alike. Many families nowadays rave about the perks of living in TKO. Covering 4 stations on the MTR purple line, here's a great list of...
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