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2018 Hong Kong Christmas Walking Tour: The Best Christmas Lights and Displays in Hong Kong

Posted December 07, 2018 by Cara Crawford

Sometimes the best-laid plans are meant to be derailed. It was a happy accident that we ended up in Hong Kong on Christmas Eve, just in time to take in all the magical Christmas joy. See, we were planning on spending the entirety of Christmas at home, in our decorated apartment, making our favori...

How To Hike The Dragon’s Back Trail, Hong Kong

Posted June 18, 2018 by Cara Crawford

The Dragon’s Back Trail is undoubtedly one of the most scenic hikes in Hong Kong. It also happens to be one of the easiest hikes to complete and the most conveniently located to start and finish. Because of all of this awesomeness, the Dragon’s Back Trail has rightfully earned its top spot as the...

2017: Our Most Adventurous Year Yet

Posted January 01, 2018 by Cara Crawford

2017 is fading fast my friends. It’s been a great year, but honestly, we’re less sad to see it go and more excited to bring on another new year. Why? Because 2018 marks our final year in China! This means we have one more year to pack in all the crazy Chinese adventures we can before hitting the ...

How to Hike Hong Kong’s MacLehose Trail: Sections 1-4

Posted September 19, 2017 by Cara Crawford

Hong Kong, while known for its big city lights and stunning skyline is home to some of the best hikes in the region, including 3 long-distance trails: MacLehose Trail, Lantau Trail, and the Wilson Trail. The MacLehose Trail is the longest of the 3 at a whopping 100km, a long ways considering Hong...

Hiking Above the Clouds: Lantau Trail, Hong Kong

Posted April 24, 2016 by Cara Crawford

Tomb Sweeping Day has arrived, and with the holiday comes a 3-day day weekend, which means, hello mini vacation! This time we were off across the water to Hong Kong for a hiking trip along the Lantau trail. Believe it or not, Hong Kong is not all skyscrapers and bustling city. T...

Hong Kong: Tourist Addition

Posted April 08, 2016 by Cara Crawford

Hong Kong, the most famous, worldly place in all of Asia, the business hub of the east, and the place where lots of my fellow expat friends go to unwind and take a break from the “real China”, is just an hour ferry ride away. It is a place of contradictions: bustling city, world class restauran...