Jenny Leung

Whether you're looking for a cool escape from the busy streets or want to practise your best Elsa twirls, our city has a handful of ice rinks at your service. While some are housed inside snazzy shopping malls, others boast splendid views for you to enjoy while gliding on ice. Here are all the best places to hit up this season. RECOMMENDED: Looking to experience some of that Christmas magic? Our extensive celebration guide will fill up your holidays with all kinds of festive fun.

If you're racking your brain trying to find the perfect Christmas gift for the leading lady in your life, look no further. Whether it's for your significant other, your trusty gal pal, or your mama bear who's always caring for everybody but herself, our guide will help you find something special to spoil them the way they deserve.  We'll be regularly updating this list with more amazing gifts, so bookmark this page! RECOMMENDED: Start planning for the holiday season with our ultimate guide to celebrating Christmas in Hong Kong.

It's time to untangle those Christmas lights, blast the speakers with festive tunes (sing it Mariah), and get decorating! If you're looking to get your hands on some unique decorations to zhoosh up your pad this year, you've come to the right place. From stylish and modern to traditional and classy, we've picked out some of the best places to get your festive ornaments this year. RECOMMENDED: Need a special gift for an extra special lady? We're constantly updating this list of the best Christmas gifts for her this year.

The Yuletide season is here – that means Christmas lights and displays are up all across the city, and Christmas markets are back to brighten up our holidays with gifts, food and drink, workshops, and more. Whether you're on a mission to check off your shopping list or simply want to soak up the festive vibes, we've rounded up all the best Christmas markets in Hong Kong this year. RECOMMENDED:  🔔 Best places to buy Christmas decorations in Hong Kong🎁 Gifts for her: Best Christmas gifts for women 2023🍽 Where to have Christmas lunch and dinner in Hong Kong

Hongkongers love hotpot. Whether it's a festive celebration, family gathering, or dinner with friends, or you just need something to keep you warm, especially on rainy days – there's always an excuse for it. Perhaps that's why the city is filled with all kinds of unique hotpot venues – from retro-themed places inspired by old Hong Kong to Taiwanese restaurants known for their painfully delicious spicy broths. Keep reading to see our pick of the best hotpot restaurants in town. RECOMMENDED: Find out which spots in town made it onto our top 50 best restaurants in Hong Kong.

If you're bored of the same old jogging path, or just need a more challenging way to work up a sweat, Hong Kong has plenty of competitive races, fun runs, and other meaningful sporting events that will get you (and your muscles) pumped. Here are some of the best ones to sign up for. RECOMMENDED: 🧗‍♀️ Best outdoor sports in Hong Kong for thrill seekers🏞 10 Country parks to visit in Hong Kong🚴‍♀️ Best cycling routes in Hong Kong for a scenic ride

Finally, it's time to enjoy some downtime after a week of hard work. If you're looking to make the most of your days off, there are some pretty cool things happening around the city this weekend. From concerts to foodie events, read on for our pick of the best activities that will keep you entertained from Friday evening through to Sunday. RECOMMENDED: Continue your adventure around the city and check out our ultimate Hong Kong bucket list.  

Looking for something more exciting to do in the city? If you've checked every famous attraction off your list and have tried out all the best things to do in Hong Kong we've got just the thing you need. From dining with jellyfish to exploring abandoned villages and joining weird sporting activities, we've mapped out all the quirkiest and most unusual adventures you can experience in Hong Kong. Follow our guide and expect the unexpected! RECOMMENDED: Check out all the coolest events happening this month, and if you need a break from all the excitement in the city, make your way to these peaceful locations in Hong Kong.

Whether it’s street photography spots or world-class art galleries, Hong Kong is a city that’s bursting with creativity – thanks to the incredible art scene filled with local and international talents. To narrow things down and help you be well on your way to true culture vulture status (and level up your Insta-feed along the way), here are some of the best ongoing and upcoming art shows to visit around town. RECOMMENDED: Discover Hong Kong’s coolest hidden art spaces or pay a visit to the city’s top museums.

We're now entering the best time of year when the temperature is delightfully cool, with nothing but sunny days and breezy afternoons. Aside from the cooler weather, one of the things we love most about this time of year is the beautiful foliage, where the leaves of the sweet gum and sabino trees change their colour to crimson red. So, make time this season and pay a visit to these picture-perfect spots around the city! RECOMMENDED: Want to explore further? Head for the hills and take on one of these hiking trails in Hong Kong.

Autumn is the onset of hiking season, with silvergrass fields coming alive in October and November. The dancing grass blades create a cascade of rippling waves, drawing in many shutterbugs and hikers around this time of year. Keep reading to discover the most picture-perfect places to see silvergrass in Hong Kong. A few words before you go: hike to the best of your ability, don’t litter, and stay safe! RECOMMENDED:  🚶‍♀️ Best hiking trails in Hong Kong🏞 Most beautiful country parks in Hong Kong🌳 Best parks for a stroll in Hong Kong

Right, so you’ve got our ultimate Hong Kong bucket list on hand, you know which of the city’s best restaurants and best bars you want to hit up, but how do you get to all these places? Hong Kong’s Mass Transit Railway, aka the MTR, is cheap, efficient, and the best way to get across the entire city (well, unless you need to get to some of Hong Kong’s secret islands and require a ferry). To help you get around the city, here's our comprehensive guide on tickets, MTR map, routes, and more. RECOMMENDED: If you prefer to hop on a double-decker, here are some of the most scenic bus routes you can take in Hong Kong.

Experience the Christmas magic as Hong Kong WinterFest returns to West Kowloon Art Park from November 24, 2023, to January 1, 2024! Aside from a towering 20-metre-tall Christmas tree adorned with shimmering lights and a beautiful star tree topper, there will also be installations spelling 'LOVE', elegant Christmas trees, colourful ornaments, and adorable reindeers to greet everyone at Christmas Town. And if you're keen to meet Santa Claus, be sure to keep an eye out for his surprise appearances at the giftbox-shaped Christmas hut. A 10-day open-air Christmas Market will also take place at the Great Lawn featuring 25 stalls, food and drink, live performances, and pet delights for all visitors. To make your holidays even more special, visitors can enjoy dazzling fireworks that will illuminate the skies at 8pm on eight evenings (December 9, 10, 16, 17, 23-26). The 10-minute show will feature festive motifs such as Christmas trees and gift boxes, along with a stunning 'HK' monogram that will surely impress. Christmas Town opening hours: November 24: 7pm-11pmNovember 25-December 21: 5pm-11pm (Monday to Friday); 11am-11pm (Saturday and Sunday) December 22, 2024-January 1, 2024: 11am-1pm (hours will extend to 1am on December 24, 25, and 31) Note: Lights will turn on at 5pm daily at Christmas Town and last admission is 30 minutes before closing time.

Louis Vuitton's first Men's Pre-Fall 2024 Show is set to take place in Hong Kong on November 30. Transforming Tsim Sha Tsui harbourfront into a dazzling runway, the highly anticipated fashion show will make its debut at Avenue of Stars in partnership with K11 Musea in Victoria Dockside. Expect to see plenty of big-name stars and A-listers from the fashion world and catch the event as it live streams on the outdoor screen of K11 Musea. More info on the live stream coming soon!

China Hong Kong City is organising its very first Christmas car boot market! Held at Dolphin Square atop China Ferry Terminal for four consecutive weekends (December 8-10, 16, 17, 23-26, 30, and 31), the market invites car owners to set up their 'movable stores' in car boots to offer handicrafts goods and preloved items such as clothing, furniture, houseware, toys, and vintage treasures. Additionally, the market will feature food stalls, game booths, a large-scale outdoor snow show (Dec 24, 25, 31; 7pm-9pm), and mini concerts. All that plus Christmas trees, light decorations made from recycled materials, and a gorgeous backdrop of the Victoria Harbour, the market is sure to be filled with festive ambience this holiday.

Satisfy your food cravings this winter as the Hong Kong Food Festival returns in December. For five days in a row, visitors will be introduced to various premium brands, Southeast Asian flavours, healthy foods, and all kinds of products from countries like Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and many more. As always, there'll be lots of special discounts and bargains on offer, so go with your wallets prepared!

Get your hands on everything from homemade bites to high-end designer goods at the annual Prestige Fairs for Christmas. Held in the Grand Ballroom of Conrad Hong Kong every year, the fair features over 250 small businesses and artisans from around the world; offering a range of jewellery, fashion pieces, accessories, gourmet food, homewares, children’s products and much more. There’s nothing quite like shopping for others – and for yourself – at a five-star hotel. 

Support local businesses and shop for hidden gems at the Christmas edition of Discovery Bay Sunday Markets! Organised by Handmade Hong Kong, the market welcomes all shoppers to browse through a wide selection of handmade products and unique, locally-made goods. There are also plenty of eatery options at DB Plaza, along with a gorgeous seaside view to make it a great day out. 

Ride around Hong Kong Island on the tram for free this November 20! In celebration of its 94th anniversary, China Taiping is inviting everyone to hop on a tram to enjoy unlimited free rides for one day only as part of the third China Taiping Day. If you want to make use of the Free Ride Day to explore Hong Kong Island, check out our guide to the best cafes and coffee shops in Sai Ying Pun, discover hidden gems in Tai Ping Shan, or spend a day exploring the Tai Hang neighbourhood!

The famous White Christmas Street Fair is back! Held across two weekends for the first time ever from November 30 to December 3 and December 8 to 10, the festive fair will take on the theme of Chocoland this year; transforming Tong Chong Street into a mega-size vintage chocolate shop. Highlights include a series of delightful choco attractions and photo spots, choco-inspired treats, shopping booths, carnival games, live performances, and more.

The Leonid Meteor Shower is a cosmic event that occurs in early November every year. This year, the meteor shower will reach its peak at 1pm on November 18 with a Zenithal Hourly Rate (the number of meteors you would see in an hour) of 10. For the best observation period, the Hong Kong Space Museum suggests heading to a dark location with an unobstructed view on November 18 from 1am to 5.30am. According to NASA, the Leonid shower may turn into a meteor storm every 33 years or so, when hundreds to thousands of shooting stars can be seen from Earth – some even with colours of red and green! The previous meteor storm took place in 2001, so the next one is predicted to take place around 2033. But until then, you can enjoy the Leonid Meteor Shower this year at some of the best stargazing locations in Hong Kong.

Returning on December 1 to 3 at the Central Harbourfront, the international outdoor music and arts festival will feature Australian-Japanese singer-songwriter Joji as the headliner on Sunday as part of his Pandemonium world tour; along with Japanese super duo Yoasobi on Friday and Britpop band Pulp on Saturday.  New additions to the three-day lineup include US hip-hop legends De La Soul, British singer-songwriter Tom Grennan, Thai alt-rock pioneers Tilly Birds, South Korean DJ and NewJeans’ producer 250, Australian hitmaker Tones and I, New Zealand indie-rockers The Beths, South Korean electronic rock trio Idiotape; as well as homegrown talents all-girl band Whizz and singer-songwriter mansonvibes. Head on over to the Clockenflap website to see which artists are playing on which days. And if you have yet to nab a ticket, note that the Three-day weekend tickets and Friday single-day tickets have already sold out – but tickets for Saturday and Sunday are still available (for now!)

Experience the magic of Christmas with a twist at Stanley Plaza's annual Christmas Market! From December 9 onwards for three consecutive weekends, Chillmas by the Sea is bringing the Australian summer vibes to the Southern Hemisphere, offering a unique celebration filled with festive cheer along the seaside of Stanley. With over 150 speciality stalls, game booths, and photo spots, there's something for everyone. Discover popular brands, Christmas-themed merchandise, artisanal crafts, tantalising cuisine, and a wide array of Australian Christmas gifts. The themed handicraft market in the atmospheric Atrium will also showcase products perfect for holiday souvenirs. Free shuttle buses will be arranged between Admiralty and Shau Kei Wan to and from Stanley Plaza, as well as shuttle vessels connecting to Aberdeen Pier. Stay updated on transportation arrangements by following Stanley Plaza’s Facebook and Instagram.

Kila Cheung solo exhibition 'Still' at Harbour City is a captivating display of skateboard-themed artworks. Returning to Gallery by the Harbour after five years, Kila presents 14 distinct artworks inspired by his personal frustrations and failures in skateboarding. The exhibition showcases intricate paintings on canvas and skateboards, as well as striking large-scale art installations, inviting viewers to embrace failure, hold on to their passions, and persistently challenge themselves. As a special tribute, Kila has magnified his iconic construction warning light art installation 'Little Guys' to a towering height of four metres, shining brightly along the shores of Victoria Harbour at Pier 3 Car Park. 

Louis Vuitton is set to make history with its first Men's Pre-Fall 2024 Show in Hong Kong. Taking place on November 30, the highly anticipated event will transform the Tsim Sha Tsui harbourfront into a dazzling runway as the fashion show makes its debut at Avenue of Stars in partnership with K11 Musea in Victoria Dockside. As a global icon with influences in the music, art, and fashion world, Pharrell Williams was appointed as LV's new Men's Creative Director in February 2023. Following the success of his first Spring Summer 2024 menswear collection at Paris Fashion Week, it's all eyes on Williams as anticipation builds for his creative vision to be translated through the new collection. Photograph: Courtesy Avenue of Stars The event will feature some of the biggest stars and celebrities in the global fashion world and will be live-streamed on the outdoor screen of K11 Musea, allowing the public to experience the stunning showcase set against our iconic Victoria Harbour. Keep your eyes on our page for more information on live-streaming details. Recommended stories: Best Christmas markets in Hong Kong World of Frozen officially opens at Hong Kong Disneyland 11 Alternative places to view Hong Kong's skyline Follow us on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, or subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news and updates on what's going on in the city. 

Here's a sneak peek of the new World of Frozen:  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Time Out Hong Kong (@timeouthk)   Photograph: Courtesy Hong Kong Disneyland Hong Kong Disneyland is about to unveil its most magical addition yet. Set to open on November 20, 2023 (gates open at 11.30am), the World of Frozen is the world's first and largest Frozen themed land. Inspired by the beloved animated film franchise, the World of Frozen brings the enchanting world of Arendelle to life, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in captivating stories, meet beloved characters, marvel over stunning landscapes, and so much more.  Photograph: Cara Hung   Photograph: Courtesy Hong Kong Disneyland Visitors to the beautiful Arendelle Village can enjoy a fun boat ride through the North Mountain at Frozen Ever After; hop on the Wandering Oaken's Sliding Sleighs for a thrilling rollercoaster ride; venture into Elsa's Ice Palace; explore Anna and Elsa's home – the Arendelle Castle; and gawk at the beautiful clock tower as seen in the film. Other highlights include the Friendship Fountain, Bay of Arendelle, and King Agnarr Bridge, which connects guests from the village to the lush Arendelle forest. Keen to hop on a ride? Here's what we thought about the new rides: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Time Out Hong Kong (@timeouthk) Photograph: Courtesy Hong Kong Disneyland Just off the Clock Tower Square, guests can dine at Golden Croc

Here's a quick snippet of the new Squid Game Virtuals VR experience! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Time Out Hong Kong (@timeouthk) Sandbox VR has partnered up with Netflix to present Squid Game Virtuals, an exciting new virtual reality gaming experience! Based on the immensely popular Netflix series, this immersive adventure puts you in the shoes of the contestants to compete in pulse-pounding mini-games and experience the thrill of survival. Photograph: Courtesy Sandbox VR/Netflix There are eight mini-games in total, and each session – which lasts around 30 minutes each – will allow you to play six of the games at random. From the infamous 'Red Light Green Light' to the nerve-wracking 'Cross the Bridge,' you'll get to play some of the most classic games from the show, alongside new exciting challenges like 'Catch and Match', where you must catch shapes, avoid spikes, and throw gold bombs to sabotage your opponents. The player with the highest score at the end will be crowned the ultimate winner! After the game, you'll also get to relive highlights from the session and chuckle over some of the best bits of the game. Photograph: Courtesy Sandbox VR/Netflix Whether you're visiting Sandbox VR with the whole crew or just with your bestie, there's also an option to choose between public and private sessions. Join a public session to meet fellow VR enthusiasts and share the experience, or opt for a private session to enjoy an exclusive adventure

After more than five years of preparation, Hong Kong Disneyland is finally ready with its all-new nighttime spectacular, Momentous! More than just your average light show, Momentous celebrates different stages of life through six chapters – from new beginnings and childhood days to growing up, falling in love, overcoming obstacles, and remembering those who inspire us. Photograph: Courtesy Hong Kong Disneyland Featuring approximately 150 beloved characters from almost 40 Disney and Pixar stories, the show incorporates a combination of multimedia elements including large-scale projection mapping, theatrical lighting, lasers, choreographed water fountains (some go up to as high as 80ft!), flames, pyrotechnics, firework effects, and a new original song Love the Memory, created specifically for Momentous. Photograph: Courtesy Hong Kong Disneyland To celebrate this grand occasion, visitors can also meet and take pictures with all their favourite characters at the brand new Momentous backdrop located in The Annex. You can also dig into a scrumptious dessert buffet with free-flow character-themed desserts, and get your hands on a new series of light-up merchandise that includes personalised headbands, masks, necklaces, glow wands, tees, and much more. Photograph: Courtesy Hong Kong Disneyland Momentous will officially launch on June 18, 2022. For the first two months, the show will be running four nights a week (every Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) from June 18 to Augus

Since 2013, Hong Kong Milk Tea Day has been celebrated on the third Sunday of November every year. This year marks its 11th edition, and to celebrate, Black & White – the iconic evaporated milk brand often seen on traditional cha chaan tengs tea cups – is collaborating with 100 designated cha chaan tengs across the city to give away free cups of Hong Kong-style milk tea from now to November 30 on Mondays to Fridays (while stocks last). Simply find your nearest cha chaan teng on this list and visit on the specified date and time to get yourself a free cuppa! Photograph: Courtesy Black & White In addition, Black & White has invited local illustrator Bonnie Pang to launch a limited edition zodiac milk tea cup and saucer set themed around the Year of the Dragon. A classic image of the Dutch FrieslandCampina cow is showcased on one side, while the other features an illustration of an auspicious dragon (in pink or turquoise) holding a cup of Black & White milk tea. To get your hands on the tea set, simply head to one of the designated cha chaan tengs and order a cup of milk tea to receive a special stamp. Collect eight stamps before registering via WhatsApp (+852 9842 3837), where you'll then be eligible to purchase the limited edition set for $88. Visit Black & White's Facebook page for more details. Recommended stories: Lee Gardens Skateboard Fest returns for another year Hong Kong’s Gin Fest returns with even more spirits What's on: The latest foodie happenings to catch in th

Strap in for a wicked good time as the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) presents ‘Hallo Hong Kong Halloween’! Featuring whimsical decorations, exciting activities, and adorable Halloween friends all around town, both locals and visitors are in for a bewitching adventure this October. Make a trick-or-treat stop at one of HKTB's Visitor Centres at Hong Kong International Airport, Hong Kong West Kowloon Station, or the Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier. The three locations have undergone a mischievous makeover with Halloween-themed posters and decorations, setting the perfect spooky ambience. Visitors will be able to enjoy a delectable treat, plan a personalised Halloween itinerary, and, if luck is on your side, snag a limited-edition festive charm! Photograph: Courtesy HKTB Photograph: Courtesy HKTB The MTR is also joining in on the celebrations by welcoming adorable little spirits at 10 different stations – including Central, Admiralty, Ocean Park, Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, Tsim Sha Tsui, East Tsim Sha Tsui, Sham Shui Po, Sunny Bay, and Tung Chung – inviting passengers to snap a photo with these endearing spirits designed with elements inspired by local features and landmarks of their respective areas. Additionally, pumpkin-themed decorations will adorn Admiralty, Causeway Bay, Central, Wan Chai, and Tsim Sha Tsui stations from the lobbies and platform floors to escalators, walls, entrances, and more. Photograph: Courtesy HKTB Photograph: Courtesy HKTB For a spellbinding exper

Hong Kong foodies are in for a treat as Shake Shack releases a new city-exclusive Shake that pays homage to one of the city's beloved desserts – the mango pomelo sago dessert. Combining Shake Shack’s signature vanilla frozen custard blended with mango puree and coconut cream; fresh pomelo, and a refreshing pop of mango and passion fruit-flavoured boba; the brand-new Mango Bubble Shake ($56) offers a fusion of sweet and tangy flavours that the sweet tooth will love. Topping off the new Shake is a generous dollop of whipped cream and a sprinkle of egg roll flakes for a bit of that extra crunch. Photograph: Courtesy Shake Shack This exclusive Shake will be available at all Shake Shack outlets in Hong Kong starting October 24, so don't miss out. Recommended stories: The World’s 50 Best Bars 2023: Hong Kong earns two rankings in the 1-50 list Sheung Wan ranks top in Asia as one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world What's on: The latest foodie happenings to catch in the city Follow us on Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, or subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news and updates on what's happening in the city. 

Brace yourself for an adrenaline-pumping adventure as Bomb Battle, the immersive mission game experience that took Malaysia by storm, is set to join the gaming scene in Hong Kong this October.  Known for its unique blend of interactive gameplay and mind-boggling challenges, Bomb Battle combines elements of game shows, action movies, and escape games all into one, offering an immersive experience that's suitable for everyone from young adults and teenagers to families and corporate groups.  Photograph: Courtesy Bomb Battle To celebrate the launch in Hong Kong, the creators have developed two brand new missions tailored specifically for the city. In City Threat, teams of tactical players will collaborate to defuse a bomb that poses a grave danger to the city. Meanwhile, The Assault will put participants' problem-solving skills to the test as they race against time to locate and neutralise a water pump that threatens to release toxic pollutants into the ocean. Each mission consists of four increasingly challenging battles, pushing players to their limits and rewarding their teamwork and strategic thinking. Failure to complete a mission will result in a colourful consequence – prepare to be drenched in a vibrant explosion of paint as punishment (well, it sounds more like a fun reward to us).  Photograph: Courtesy Bomb Battle There are two ticket packages available for the Hong Kong launch: the Bomb Mission package and the VIP Mission package. The Bomb Mission package ($248 p

The Strong Wind Signal, No. 3 is currently hoisted in Hong Kong as Typhoon Koinu gradually departs.  According to the Hong Kong Observatory's current forecast track, local winds are weakening but heavy showers and thunderstorms may still persist. T3 will remain in force for some time before the Observatory issues the Standby Signal, No. 1 or cancels all tropical cyclone warning signals.  Keep your eyes on our page for more updates on the current weather in Hong Kong, or head to Hong Kong Observatory's website for more info. Recommended stories: Best events happening in Hong Kong this October A huge Harry Potter exhibition is opening at The Londoner Macao in December Your ultimate neighbourhood guide to Tai Hang Follow us on Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, or subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news and updates on what's going on in the city. 

Get ready to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Harry Potter as The Londoner Macao announces the arrival of Harry Potter™: The Exhibition! Since its inception, this touring exhibition has captured the hearts of Potterheads from around the globe. Now, fans in Macau will get to join the ranks of those who have experienced the magic firsthand. Photograph: Courtesy Harry Potter™: The Exhibition Opening its doors on December 15, the exhibition promises to transport visitors into the Wizarding World through an array of spellbinding interactive experiences, from honing your Quidditch skills to brewing potions and casting spells. Visitors can also learn about behind-the-scenes filmmaking – including original costumes and authentic props – that celebrates some of the most iconic moments and characters from the films and stories of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts. As always, no exhibition is complete without popping into the gift shop afterwards. Visitors will be able to get their hands on officially licensed products, including apparel, jewellery, chocolate frogs, and the world-famous Butterbeer, along with exclusive merchandise that are not available at any other exhibitions. Tickets for Harry Potter™: The Exhibition are now available for purchase. Prices start from MOP 218 for adults and MOP 168 for children. Visit the official website at macao.harrypotterexhibition.com or cotaiticketing.com for the full schedule of available dates and times. Recommended stories: Tong C

The highly-anticipated 2023 Asian Games is set to take place this month in Hangzhou. Over the course of two months, a wide range of sports events will be held, including popular sports in Hong Kong such as fencing, swimming, badminton, and gymnastics. If you're eager to tune in on the competitions, we've mapped out everything from where to watch the live broadcasts to Hong Kong athletes you should cheer on. When is the Hangzhou Asian Games 2023 happening? Competitions for the sporting event – held across 56 venues across Hangzhou – already began on September 19 and will run until October 8, but the actual opening ceremony of the Hangzhou Asian Games is taking place on September 23 at the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Stadium. Take a look at the full schedule on the 19th Asian Games website. Photograph: Courtesy Olympian City How can I watch the Hangzhou Asian Games 2023? For sports fans in Hong Kong, there are three free TV channels under Cable TV that will rotate the live broadcast of the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games. These channels include Hoy TV (Channel 77), which will provide continuous coverage of Asian Games events for 12 hours daily starting at 9 am; Hong Kong International Financial Channel (Channel 76), which will begin broadcasting every afternoon at 3 pm; and Hoy Info Channel (Channel 78), which will report on the highlights of the 2023 Asian Games and cover the Hong Kong teams' winning moments. As for those who want to experience the vibrant atmosphere of this

Apple has just unveiled its highly anticipated iPhone 15 at their launch event that took place on September 13 (1am HKT). Whether you're looking for an upgrade or simply curious about all the hype, we've gathered all the most important info for you right here – from the release date and pricing in Hong Kong to new features, colours, and more. What colours are available for the iPhone 15 series? Just as predicted, the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus will be available in five colours – blue, pink, yellow, green, and black – while the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max will be available in blue, white, black, and natural titanium. iPhone 15 new features Apple has revealed a slew of new key features for the iPhone 15 series; here's a breakdown of what each phone has to offer: iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus- Colour-infused back glass with a textured matte finish- Contoured edges on the aluminium enclosure- Dynamic Island display- Advanced camera system with a powerful 48MP main camera- 2x Telephoto option for three optical zoom levels- Next generation of portraits with improved detail and low-light performance- A16 Bionic chip for powerful performance- USB‑C connector- Precision finding for Find My Friends- Industry-leading durability features iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max- Aerospace-grade titanium construction for lightweight design- Contoured edges and customisable Action button- Powerful camera upgrades with an equivalent of seven pro lenses- Advanced 48MP Main camera with su