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Great Wall
When you are standing on The Great Wall of China, wonderment is a complete understatement. Spanning over 13,000 miles, this ancient fortification winds across the land with complete disregard for natural obstacles and the dramatic...
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Duck de Chine
When you think Beijing, you think ancient history, bustling metropolis and duck. There aren't many meals that can claim royal lineage dating back almost a thousand years to the ancient emperors of China. Known as Peking Duck, Beijing...
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Top Beaches
You may not think of Hong Kong as your stereotypical beach town. That’s probably because it’s not even close to your stereotypical beach town. But, that doesn’t mean you can’t find some sand and shore worth flopping your body on—you just...
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Geo Park
As one of the most well-preserved geological sites in all of Asia, the UNESCO Geopark is an invaluable scientific and educational resource. But, if you forgot to pack your microscope and testing kit (shame on you!) there are some killer...
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Insta Worthy Places
If you didn't Instagram your every move, meal, and rooftop chill sesh, did you even visit Hong Kong at all? It's a question as old as time itself. Or at least as old as Instagram. Whatever. The good news is, you won't have to spend much...
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Local Eats
There’s no shortage of restaurants in Old Town where you can drop some serious coin. Bougie steaks, hipsterific small plates, 12-ingredient cocktails—they’ve all got a place here. But some of the best dining in all of Hong Kong is done...
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Hong Kong's Local Eats
There’s no shortage of restaurants in Old Town where you can drop some serious coin. Bougie steaks, hipsterific small plates, 12-ingredient cocktails—they’ve all got a place here. But some of the best dining in all of Hong Kong is done...
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Happy Paradise
Romance, nostalgia and neon lighting… stepping into Happy Paradise is like stepping into a futuristic Wong Kar-Wai movie.The modern day “cha chaan teng” (a Hong Kong style diner) is located on a corner on the fringe of Soho, and the...
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Little Bao
A bright pink neon sign beckons. Like a moth to flame, you find yourself lured in and soon ordering enough baos to feed a small village. Welcome to Little Bao, where Chinese and American culture collide resulting in a cool fusion of...
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Lai Chi Wo
Long before Hong Kong was a cosmopolitan playground, it was little more than a cluster of islands and humble fishing villages. Today, one of the last standing reminders of this is Lai Chi Wo, a 400-year-old Hakka walled village.The...
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SEVVA
There are plenty of places to take in Hong Kong’s glittering skyline, but there’s nowhere that shows off the city quite like Sevva. Perched on the 25th floor of Prince’s Building, smack-bang in the beating heart of Central, this lavish...
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Yat Lok
The skin is glistening and moist. The leg, dripping and irresistable. One taste, pure ecstasy - and just like that, you’re hooked. We’re talking about the roast goose at Yat Lok, of course (what were you thinking?).This unassuming hole...
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TRB- 廟宇餐廳
TRB位於一間擁有600年歷史的廟宇內，是北京最壯觀的景點之一。TRB的主要用餐區既現代又時尚 (為澳大利亞建築公司Hassell設計)- 與當地的歷史風情有著鮮明的對比。曾經是昔任工廠的發源地，這間寺廟的牆上仍遺留著文革時的口號和標語，但現在已成為北京當代歐式料理餐廳的亮點之一。 鵝肝醬佐龍蝦搭配松露美乃滋，佐海萵苣和鴨肝是歷年來最受歡迎的前菜；帝王蟹義大利餃子和烤乳豬也從其它菜色中脫穎而出-...
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Temple Restaurant Beijing (TRB)
Housed inside a 600-year-old temple complex, Temple Restaurant is one of Beijing’s most spectacular locations. Temple’s main dining hall (designed by Australian architecture firm Hassell) is modern and sleek - greatly contrasting with...
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Tai Cheong Bakery
Like cheesecake is to New York or madeleines are to Paris, the egg tart is the darling of Hong Kong desserts. Silky egg custard, held in a shell of buttery, crumbly biscuit baked fresh out of the oven – what’s not to love?Egg tarts have...
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The Georg
When Shakespeare wrote, “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark,” surely he couldn’t have been talking about the food, or the clean lines worn by its heralded furniture designs. He was probably talking about politics or something....
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Rumors Coffee
Looking for a charming spot to sip hand-dripped coffee? Rumors is your place. A quaint Japanese cafe that maximizes natural light and clean minimalist design, Rumors has two locations in Shanghai (Hunan Road and Xingguo Road). Locally...
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Cooling Tea
After an evening full of “chasing the lighting,” the body needs to refuel. The traditional herbalists would say that over-indulgence in beer-soaked dinners and late night greasy spoons will leave the body “heaty,” which can cause acne,...
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Taco Bar
What first opened as a private, “by appointment only” eatery, known to have the best Mexican food in Beijing, now operates in south Sanlitun where everyone is welcome- Tacos para todos! Taco Bar is a relaxed place with playful touches–...
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Ten Feet Tall
You've been going hard all week, walking miles in exploration of the city that goes all night. You're probably hungover, bone-tired and possibly jet- lagged. At times like this, the basic down and dirty foot massage joint probably won't...
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WOAW
On the busy Gough Street, you'll find several stores amid prevalent construction but only one place that will make you say WOAW. Inside the World of Amazing Wonders you'll find a massive collection of modern products each stranger and...
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Sumerian
It is not easy finding artisanal coffee shops in China, but Shanghai is one of the few places where things are starting to percolate.Through its boutique, California-inspired cafe (and wholesale coffee business), Sumerian Coffee has been...
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Elephant Grounds
A clean environment of wood panels, terrarium plant life and creative art, Elephant Grounds is a go to retreat for great coffee and delicious eats. The main attraction is the wide assortment of coffee and the array of methods in which it...
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Common Ground Cafe
Whether you’re looking for the perfect place to catch up on your favorite book or the latest gossip with a few friends, this café agrees with you. Located five to ten minutes outside of central Hong Kong, this hillside gem is frequented...