Yu An Su

Us Hongkongers have a lot to be proud of, but even among the many stellar facets of our city, our public transportation system is pretty top-notch. From our historic ferries and trams to the famously efficient MTR underground rail network, our public transport is what makes it so easy for people to travel anywhere in the city. But among this fleet of vehicles is an outlier that requires a bit of a learning curve. Enter the minibus: a colour-coded, speed limit-defying little vehicle that is just quintessentially Hong Kong. Here’s everything you need to know about riding Hong Kong minibuses like a pro. RECOMMENDED: Digital payment platform finally approved for Hong Kong taxisMovie tickets will go on sale for just $30 on Cinema DayTesla’s Cybertruck makes its debut in Hong Kong

You know a great thriller when you see it – or rather, feel it. When done right, a thriller provokes a more visceral response than just about any other kind of movie. Your palms get sweaty. A pit opens in your stomach. You grind the enamel off your teeth. Is your heart pumping and your leg shaking uncontrollably? Good. That means the movie you’re watching is doing its job.  Exactly how a thriller initiates those reactions, however, varies greatly. The genre’s pantheon of greats includes political intrigue, manipulation, gaslighting, and, of course, lots and lots of crime, up to and including murder. But as a category of movie, the thriller is also loosely defined. You’ll find examples of science fiction, horror, heists, action, even comedy. What unites them is the ability to draw you in and leave you breathless, if not a bit nauseous. Written by Abbey Bender, Joshua Rothkopf, Yu An Su, Phil de Semlyen, Tom Huddleston, Andy Kryza, Tomris Laffly & Matthew Singer RECOMMENDED: 🕯️ The 35 steamiest erotic thrillers ever made😬 The 22 best thriller movies on Netflix🧨 The 60 most nerve-racking heist movies ever🔪 The greatest pyschological thrillers ever made 

With Hong Kong in constant change and flux, it's always helpful to stop and appreciate our city's long, complex and fascinating past. One of the fastest-growing cities in modern history, starting from humble origins, Hong Kong's timeline of development has left behind various markers of our storied past. And what better way to explore that past than through our efficient network of roads and streets? As a humble fishing village, Hong Kong had a small network of roads, but during the subsequent century, many new streets were paved, named, and put into use, meaning that many have a long and interesting history. Here are some of our favourites. RECOMMENDED: Hong Kong's streets were once neon-drenched; find out more about the history, tradition, and legacy of Hong Kong’s neon signs.

While Hong Kong has picturesque beaches, stunning mountains, and epic hiking trails, there is also a selection of extreme outdoor activities for daredevils who want excitement. Whether you're a local trying to find something exciting to do in Hong Kong or a traveller visiting the city for new adventures, these activities below will bring your adrenaline level to whole new heights.  RECOMMENDED: Looking for a costal escape? Book a stay at one of the best beachside hotels in Hong Kong!