Geschichten & Insider-Tipps

Hans' Hong-Kong-Blog

Die Geschichten hinter den Sehenswürdigkeiten — von einem lizenzierten lokalen Guide, der diese Stadt seit 1994 sein Zuhause nennt. Die fünf klassischen Artikel auf Englisch und Deutsch; neue Artikel erscheinen zuerst auf Englisch, weitere Sprachen folgen.

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The Nostalgia Tour: Aberdeen, Repulse Bay & Stanley

The Nostalgia Tour: Aberdeen, Repulse Bay & Stanley

The classic island tour of the old days — sampans, beaches, markets and memories.

ENSouth side
Island Hopping: Cheung Chau, Peng Chau & Lantau

Island Hopping: Cheung Chau, Peng Chau & Lantau

Three islands, one ferry day — villages, beaches and the Hong Kong locals keep for themselves.

ENIslands
Mong Kok After Dark: Street Food Evening

Mong Kok After Dark: Street Food Evening

Stinky tofu, the 1913 fruit market, dai pai dongs and Temple Street fortune tellers.

ENFood
The World of Suzie Wong: Then & Now

The World of Suzie Wong: Then & Now

Every filming location of the 1960 classic — Wan Chai, the piers, the steps — and how they look today.

ENMovies
Wong Tai Sin & Chi Lin Nunnery

Wong Tai Sin & Chi Lin Nunnery

Kowloon's sacred pair: the wish-granting temple and the nail-less Tang-dynasty nunnery.

ENTemples
Ding-ding tram under neon signs in Hong Kong

26 Insider Tips for First-Time Visitors

Peak Tram without the queue, the cheapest skyline bar, the tourist Octopus app, and the island where the "Cat King" lives.

EN DEPractical
Stilt houses and fishing boat in Tai O, Hong Kong

Tai O – The Venice of the East

Stilt houses, pink dolphins, shrimp paste — and the bullet holes that still mark a dramatic confrontation from 1918.

Lantau
Tian Tan Big Buddha in misty mountains, Lantau

Temples and the Giant Buddha on Lantau

From a straw hut to the 36-metre Tian Tan Buddha — 268 steps, sacred halls, and why the face came up by truck.

Lantau
Incense coils inside Man Mo Temple, Hong Kong

Man Mo Temple: Where Literature Meets Martial Valor

Giant incense coils, chicken-blood oaths, and Hong Kong's oldest informal courthouse in the heart of Central.

Central
Colonial architecture of Tai Kwun, Hong Kong

Tai Kwun – From Law and Order to Art and Culture

140 years of prison cells, Vietnamese graffiti, a HK$3.7 billion revival — and one of the coolest bars in town.

Central
Private Tour buchen