A sense of place in Hong Kong’s Great Outdoors

Follow your five senses while hiking or biking; traverse mountains, amble down to the sea or pedal to heritage spots. If you cannot read this email, please click [here](. [DISCOVER HONG KONG]( [繁]( [簡]( [Follow your five senses while hiking or biking; traverse mountains, amble down to the sea or pedal to heritage spots. A feast for the eyes, Hong Kong has beautiful beaches, lush wilderness and a volcanic past. Get the perspective of an award-winning landscape photographer in our interview with Kelvin Yuen Sze-lok.]( [Listen to the soothing waves and singing birds in Hong Kong’s countryside. Find out more from Himalayan singing bowl artist, Tsang Man-tung.]( [Explore Hong Kong’s outdoors to experience local flavours and amazing cuisines. Celebrity chef Christian Yang talks to us about Hakka cuisine.]( [The scent of the sea or incense wafting from a temple, Hong Kong leaves an unforgettable impact. Veteran Tai O shrimp paste maker Cheng Kai-keung offers insight into one of the signature scents of Hong Kong’s ancient fishing villages.]( [Feel the wind on your face, the soft sand underfoot and the craggy rocks by the sea. Find out in our interview how yoga guru Ngai Chau-kei stays connected to nature and the elements.]( [Follow your five senses while hiking or biking; traverse mountains, amble down to the sea or pedal to heritage spots. A feast for the eyes, Hong Kong has beautiful beaches, lush wilderness and a volcanic past. Get the perspective of an award-winning landscape photographer in our interview with Kelvin Yuen Sze-lok.]( Listen to the soothing waves and singing birds in Hong Kong’s countryside. Find out more from Himalayan singing bowl artist, Tsang Man-tung. Explore Hong Kong’s outdoors to experience local flavours and amazing cuisines. Celebrity chef Christian Yang talks to us about Hakka cuisine. The scent of the sea or incense wafting from a temple, Hong Kong leaves an unforgettable impact. Veteran Tai O shrimp paste maker Cheng Kai-keung offers insight into one of the signature scents of Hong Kong’s ancient fishing villages. Feel the wind on your face, the soft sand underfoot and the craggy rocks by the sea. Find out in our interview how yoga guru Ngai Chau-kei stays connected to nature and the elements. [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Youtube]( Copyright © 2020 Hong Kong Tourism Board [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Use]( | [Contact Us]( | [e-News]( | [Unsubscribe]( [HONG KONG TOURISM BOARD]( [Brand Hong Kong]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Youtube]( Copyright © 2020 Hong Kong Tourism Board [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Use]( | [Contact Us]( | [e-News]( [Unsubscribe]( [HONG KONG TOURISM BOARD]( [Brand Hong Kong]( If you wish to unsubscribe from our newsletter, click [here](