In the heart of Hong Kong’s urban area, tall buildings are abundant. However, you may notice a unique feature – gaps or holes interspersed throughout the buildings. Given the high population density, it’s easy to find tightly packed skyscrapers. Yet, the seemingly random presence of holes in the middle of buildings might strike you as odd. However, there’s a hidden ...
When you move southeast from the urban jungle of Hong Kong Island, you’ll discover a trekking course that allows you to appreciate the natural beauty of Hong Kong. This is the “Dragon’s Back” trekking course, chosen as the best trekking course in Asia by CNN and Time magazine in 2004. “The Name Derived from the Ridge Resembling a Dragon’s Back” ...
When you think of Hong Kong, the image that usually comes to mind is a skyline filled with towering skyscrapers tightly packed together, harmonizing with buildings along the coast of Hong Kong Island. However, in Hong Kong, you can discover hidden natural beauty through a trekking course called Dragon’s Back. It was selected as the best trekking course in Asia ...
At the Gwanak-gu Office, you can find a library operated by the district. It’s a small library located on the first floor of the district office. While it may not be very large in scale, it offers the opportunity to borrow and read books, as well as a space to take a break. “Gwanak-gu Office Library, ‘Dragon Dreaming Small Library'” ...