Off The Beaten Track in Hong Kong

By Lim Li Lian

February 2013 FEATURE
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Big Wave Bay, Sai Kung.
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Hong Kong is popular for the things a big city offers, such as glitzy high-end malls and modern architectural skyscrapers. Here, you find hallmarks of Chinese culture in the form of temples, street markets, hawker stalls and antique stores. But for the jaded traveler who’s already been to Hong Kong and is looking for something different, the city can still hold many surprises.Hong Kong is not all concrete, and actually has quite a lot to offer to nature and outdoor...

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Lim Li Lian

is a business manager, restaurateur and part-time emcee.

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