Information about Hong Kong SAR

Our Hong Kong information guide includes useful things you may or may not know about the city. As one of the Four Asian Tigers (Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan), English is commonly spoken in Hong Kong, along with Cantonese – its official national language.

Hong Kong is known as one of the safest cities in the world, but taking time to familiarise yourself with basic facts definitely goes a long way. From airport information, public transport, and culture, to local weather and geography, our guide aims to help you navigate your way through Hong Kong’s unique way of life.

Información importante sobre Hong Kong SAR

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Hong Kong Weather
The weather in Hong Kong can be described as a temperate climate, typified by 4 distinct seasons: Spring (March–May) is warm and humid Summer (June–August) is hot and wet Autumn (September–November) is temperate and settled Winter...
Hong Kong Weather
Hong Kong Festivals
Hong Kong festivals are often lavish affairs with street parades, packed temples, traditional music and dance performances. Chinese New Year...
Hong Kong Festivals
Getting to Macau from Hong Kong by Ferry
Getting to Macau from Hong Kong by ferry makes for an interesting daytrip option, as the islands are just 60...
Getting to Macau from Hong Kong by Ferry
Hong Kong International Airport
Hong Kong International Airport is the main entry point to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR), as well as...
Hong Kong International Airport
7 Interesting Facts about Hong Kong
Hong Kong is one of the world’s safest destinations, attracting visitors with its gleaming skyscrapers, pristine temples, diverse shopping opportunities,...
7 Interesting Facts about Hong Kong
Getting Around Hong Kong
Getting around in Hong Kong is rather convenient thanks to excellent and well-run transport options, which include trams, taxis, trains,...
Getting Around Hong Kong
Hong Kong Culture
Hong Kong culture dates back to thousands of years – you need not look far to find locals practising feng...
Hong Kong Culture