Art, Culture and Outdoor Activities

Hong Kong is characterized by a blend of East and West, nature and modernity. Our vision is to establish Hong Kong as an international cultural metropolis where art and culture enrich and inspire people’s lives. But while Hong Kong is the ultimate urban destination, the nature is never far away.

The West Kowloon Cultural District will establish a new vibrant cultural quarter along Hong Kong’s fabled harbor. Learn more here.

Centuries of Chinese influence, 150 years of colonial rule and decades as a crossroads of the world have given Hong Kong a flourishing arts scene in which jazz ensembles, orchestras, film festivals and street market operas are all part of the show. Learn more here.

Chinese New Year celebrations, Halloween bashes, arts and film festivals and sports tournaments - from the officially supported Mega Events Fund and "M" Mark Events, to ancient and quirky local festivities, Hong Kong's year-round calendar of happenings blends East and West, tradition and modernity. Learn more here.

Taoist temples and Edwardian edifices nestle between skyscrapers, people trade on international markets and light incense to bodhisattvas, vestiges of Chinese clan heritage and European colonial history sit side by side — discover the cultural contrasts that have shaped Hong Kong. Learn more here.

Citylife and cityscapes – Hong Kong is the ultimate urban destination. But contrast is never far away. Nor are the outlying islands, quaint villages, sandy beaches and undulating mountain paths. Take a break from the hustle and dazzle to explore the real wild side of Asia's world city. Learn more here.