Japan's hugely popular Naked Flowers exhibition is coming to Hong Kong for the first time! Set to run from April 27 to October 27 at 1881 Heritage in Tsim Sha Tsui, the exhibition will take visitors on an immersive journey through the world of flowers and uncover their hidden secrets. Explore colossal flower gardens and interactive spaces, and delve into the mysteries of floral life across eight experiential rooms, including the 'Naked Big Book' featuring original Naked design with projection mapping; the 'Big Flower Garden' where visitors can enjoy the fragrance of flowers; 'Microscopy of Flowers', a kaleidoscope-like space with mirrors that rotate to reflect digital art; and more. Be sure to stop at the Naked Cafe Bar where visitors can enjoy floral teas (or cocktails after 6pm!) on an interactive round table with projections of floral designs when a drink is placed down. Early bird tickets are available from now until April 26 at $150 (original price $180) for adults, and $120 (original price $150) for children aged three to 11, full-time students, persons with disabilities, and seniors aged 65 or above. Children under the age of three can enter for free. Bank of China Chill Card credit card holders can also take advantage of an exclusive package for $260 to get two adult tickets and a BOGOF deal on selected drinks at the Naked Cafe Bar.
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The annual SummerFest is back! This year, the annual programme will be held at the Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space from April 5 to July 3, before heading over to the Central Harbourfront Event Space for its second round (dates TBC). As with previous years, visitors can expect an exciting mix of events and activities spanning from arts and music to outdoor markets and sports. Thematic events will also be held on weekends, public holidays, and specific dates during this period. Together with the A-Maze-ing Harbourfront themed mazes, along with the illuminate! Run Beyond outdoor light installation, everyone is welcome to chill, play, and simply enjoy a great summer by our gorgeous waterfront. Don't miss highlight events like the Hong Kong Dance Competition 2024, K-Wave Fiesta, Balance Bike Carnival, the Awaken Your Inner Warrior: Fit & Well Festival, Lanka Fest Hong Kong, and many more.
We’re only in the month of April, but Hong Kong’s temperature keeps getting hotter as the days go by. Luckily, Häagen-Dazs has an irresistible offer to keep you cool. From now until April 21, enjoy a buy-one-get-one-free deal where customers can receive two takeaway portions of double scoop ice creams for $72 only. If you can’t stomach that much ice cream in one sitting (or you don’t have anyone to share your sweet treats with), customers can choose to enjoy one portion of double scoop ice cream and receive a voucher to claim their second takeaway ice cream at a later date (valid until May 23); or claim two takeaway ice cream vouchers – all for $72 only. This promotion is available at all Häagen-Dazs locations (except for their Repulse Bay location).
While you might associate the best Hong Kong films with acclaimed directors such as Wong Kar-wai and John Woo, Hong Kong filmmakers have never shied away from producing raunchier flicks (though they have nothing on what really happens in Hong Kong’s BDSM scene).First appearing in the 1960s, Hong Kong’s X-rated films peaked in popularity during the 1990s (following the establishment of the notorious Category III rating). While the 2000s saw Hongkongers gain an unparalleled level of access to adult material online (see: How Hongkongers use Pornhub), notable erotic films have kept coming, including ‘the world’s first 3D erotic movie’, 3D Sex and Zen, and more. With so many to choose from, here’s our pick for Hong Kong’s top 12 sexiest movies. RECOMMENDED: Want more steamy flicks? Check out this list of Asian erotic films, or if it’s romance you’re after, check out Hong Kong’s best romcoms or these romantic films on Netflix.
This historic Sheung Wan shop has been around for over half a century. Drawing crowds of locals and tourists on the daily, Shiu Shing Hong specialises in essential oils, raw cosmetic ingredients, fragrance oils, colour dyes, and other chemicals. What makes this place extra special is their range of oils that recreate the signature scents of various luxury hotels and shopping malls like the Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong, Wynn Macau, Landmark Hong Kong, and more. Tak a quick look at Shiu Shing Hong in Sheung Wan: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Time Out Hong Kong (@timeouthk)
Hong Kong has a fantastic public transport system, including a fleet of approximately 18,000 taxis ferrying citizens around at a relatively affordable rate – though the one complaint that taxis garner the most is that the majority still only accept cash payments. Luckily, Hong Kong fintech company Wonder, a subsidiary of Bindo Labs, has won approval from the Transport Department to install its system in local taxis so they can finally accept digital payments. Taxi Pay x Wonder, called Taxi Pay for short, is a system that allows users to choose from 18 types of digital payment. Just like any other form of digital payment these days, users can expect to either scan a QR code or tap cards on a payment terminal. Passengers paying via UnionPay can enjoy a 10 percent discount on their fare, and will have the handling fee waived for two months, while Alipay users should take note of a 3.5 percent handling fee. Visa, MasterCard, JCB, WeChat Pay, Discover, Diners, and FPS users can enjoy a waived handling fee until June 30, with a possibility of extension to the end of the year. Of course, this new tool will be rolled out gradually, and Wonder is offering to install their smart taximeters and smart payment terminals for free for the first 2,000 taxis to sign up for the platform. The plan is for Taxi Pay to be installed in 8,000 cabs by this December. Recommended stories: Everything you need to know about IU coming to Hong Kong7-Eleven is giving away free onigiri this weekThe historic
Hong Kong is packed with many wonderful attractions, so it’s easy for visitors to feel overwhelmed – that's why we've put together a list of must-visit landmarks and sightseeing spots that will let you make the most of your trip. From places to view Hong Kong's iconic skyline to exploring historic landmarks and the city’s best museums, this one-stop guide will make you fall in love with Hong Kong. RECOMMENDED: Looking for more activities? Our ultimate Hong Kong Bucket List is what you need.
South Korea is famous for many things: the food, K-pop, TV shows, cosmetics – the list goes on. And when it comes to throwing epic parties, the Waterbomb Festival undeniably takes the cake. Well, great news for Hongkongers who love to party because the festival is coming to Hong Kong on June 1 and 2! If you're unfamiliar with the Waterbomb Festival, all you need to know is that it's one of the hottest music fests in South Korea, where both artists and partygoers get absolutely drenched to the bone in water – and yes, expect there to be plenty of water fights. Past festivals have seen some of South Korea's biggest artists hit the stage, from K-pop girl group Aespa to hip-hop and R&B favs like Jessi, Jay Park, Zico, and many more. You can also leave a comment about who you want to see at the festival on the event's Artist Wishlist Instagram post – fingers crossed! Early-bird tickets are available on kktix.com starting April 16 at 11am. Grab a one-day general admission ticket for $680 (original $1,180), or a two-day ticket for $1,080 (original $1,780). Keep an eye on our page for more updates coming soon!
We don't like to brag (ok, maybe just a little), but Hong Kong is truly one of the most unique places to visit in the world. From vibrant street art to world-class exhibitions; classic street food to hot new restaurants; architectural feats to secluded islands – our tightly-packed city has it all. Whether you're visiting Hong Kong for the first time or a long-time resident looking for plans on the weekend, we're here to help you experience all that our city has to offer. So here it is, our ultimate Hong Kong bucket list, personally handpicked and compiled by us with all the things we reckon you should eat, drink, and do at least once in Hong Kong. And since there are some pretty amazing stuff to do in town all year round, our list is constantly changing. Bookmark this page so you don't miss out! Done something on this list and loved it? Share it with us and tag us on Instagram @timeouthk or use the hashtag #timeouthk.
Forget Fifty Shades of Grey, the East's own cinematic erotica offers a treasure trove of films that span various unconventional topics and underline each country's attitude towards sex, sexuality, and taboos. With plots that range from the mystical, sinister, and sometimes humorous to the completely bizarre, you'll surely find something that will ignite your repressed carnal desires. And since these films are made locally, it eschews the somewhat offensive Western fantasy that is commonly projected to this side of the world. Aside from Hong Kong's sensual offering to the film industry, let us take you to Taiwan, Japan, Korea, the Philippines, and Thailand through this list of Asian erotica that should be on your radar. RECOMMENDED: Change up what's on your screen with this list of the most controversial Hong Kong films of the last decade.