As HK is finally reopening to the world, check out the best things to do in here! If you are scheduled for business travel to HK, don't hesitate to switch on the bleisure mode! No matter whether you are a nature lover, a museumgoer or you enjoy the bustling life of a metropolis, you will definitely find yourself spoilt for choice in the Asian financial center. Still not decided on where to chill out yet? Here is our customized guide for bleisure travelers like you.

The Hong Kong Palace Museum is set to open on July 2. Nine hundred and fourteen items are on loan from the Palace Museum, of which 166 are grade-one objects.

In this episode, Kingdom Yuen, HK's famed actress, will start a journey to luxury houses in Kowloon Tong, which is the last stop in this module.

In this episode, DotDotNews has invited Kingdom Yuen, HK's famed actress, to take you on an exotic journey to Kowloon City, also dubbed as "Little Thailand".

In the third episode, Yuen will take us to the Kowloon City Market to see if we can come across a celebrity or two.

What are some exciting stories Kingdom Yuen would like to share with us about the shooting of movies and TV series? What is Louis Koo's favorite box lunch on the set? What are the "little secrets" of Hong Kong film sets that are unknown to the public? Watch the video now to find out.

Due to the epidemic, quarantine-free cross-boundary travel between mainland China and Hong Kong have been suspended for nearly two and a half years. Do you miss HK as well as its diverse culture and fascinating attractions? This time we have invited Kingdom Yuen, HK's famed actress, to show you around the city.

Some hikes are more challenging than others, but all waterfall hikes are worth each smoldering calorie. One of Hong Kong's biggest mysteries is that its international reputation doesn't rest on the abundance of parks and recreation it has to offer its citizens. "Asia's World City" is a dramatic landscape with steep, undeveloped mountains and hills that cut steeply to the coastlines where wild, free-flowing waterfalls cascade down ancient rock-faced hillsides. But which are the best, and how do you get to them?

Some hikes are more challenging than others, but all waterfall hikes are worth each smoldering calorie. One of Hong Kong's biggest mysteries is that its international reputation doesn't rest on the abundance of parks and recreation it has to offer its citizens. "Asia's World City" is a dramatic landscape with steep, undeveloped mountains and hills that cut steeply to the coastlines where wild, free-flowing waterfalls cascade down ancient rock-faced hillsides. But which are the best, and how do you get to them? Read our practical guide to find your flow.

Every time I tested for loose, wet rocks underfoot, I thought about two poles of outcome. First, I will make it, and everything will be fine. Second, I slip, fall into the stream, and roll down fleshy rock-like. If the second, we're fucked as phone reception is sparse. Thankfully, positive thinking landed me in the first scenario most times. A few wobbles here and there but all in a good challenge. Every now and again, a bush would drag its thorny nails across my skin, leaving red single-line tattoos.

Everyone needs to escape sometimes. Nothing could prepare me for this kind of escape. Nature like this does wonders for the brain. Finding truth and solitude in the diversity of Hong Kong's natural landscapes is that token of privilege most urban dwellers rarely ever realize.

From the ferry, make your way through the Discovery Bay Plaza towards Tai Pak Beach, continuing inland to Discovery Bay Road. After a couple of blocks, you'll come across Seabee Lane; the trail starts on the opposite side of Discovery Bay Road, the main road.

Winter in Hong Kong doesn't really exist, which means the months running from December through February are pleasant and mild and ripe for hiking. A challenging trail to do during this time is the hike from Discovery Bay to Mui Wo on the Lo Fu Tau Country Trail on Lantau Island. The trail connects Lantau's two eastern neighborhoods with stunning 360-degree views of the South China Sea and Hong Kong along the way.

In collaboration with the Bruce Lee Foundation, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum will present some 400 invaluable items of Bruce Lee memorabilia in the exhibition titled "A Man Beyond the Ordinary: Bruce Lee," with large-scale multimedia and interactive programs. His films, martial arts achievements and life story show how Lee Jun-fon's perseverance gave birth to the legend that is Bruce Lee.

Beset by delays and one globe-spanning pandemic, visitors can finally enter M+, Hong Kong's newest tome of visual arts and culture. Designed by Herzog & de Meuron, the T-shaped game cartridge-in-console museum is already an explosive presence on the famous Victoria Harbour waterfront.