Expat Living (Hong Kong)

When asked what advice he had for newcomers to Hong Kong, one of our contributo­rs to this year’s City Guide gave a succinct three-word answer: “Get stuck in.”

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Well said! And, in a place like Hong Kong, there’s so much to get stuck into. Keeping to the three-word theme, here are a just a few must-dos: Sample dim sum. Wander Central’s alleyways. Enjoy retail therapy. Drink rooftop cocktails. Absorb the culture. Visit an island. Join a club. Hit a beach. Hike the hills. (Plus loads more!)

It’s also an ever-changing place. This is our sixth Expat Living City Guide, and the 852 continues to provide a surprise and a delight at every turn.

That’s why these pages aren’t just for newbies. We can guarantee that “old hands” will also find fresh ideas and inspiratio­n – whether it’s a fun piece of trivia for your next pub quiz, or word of a restaurant opening in the next neighbourh­ood.

As always, we have the inside scoop from our Panel – a group of readers who’ve provided feedback across a wide range of topics, from opening a bank account to finding a gym. (Thanks for your help, panellists!)

Beyond these pages, there are other ways we can assist. For one thing, each issue of our quarterly print magazine is jam-packed with recommenda­tions and reflection­s from readers like you. You’ll hear about their homes, hobbies, jobs, schools and more.

Meanwhile, our website (expatlivin­g.hk) covers the Hong Kong experience from top to toe. We meet enterprisi­ng locals and interview inspiring expats, hunt for the best junk caterers and vegetarian restaurant­s, and provide updates on family health, furniture stores, upcoming art shows and new products.

Finally, be sure to stay in touch with us on Facebook and Instagram @expatlivin­g.hk, or email info@expatlivin­g.hk with any question under the sun.

And get stuck in!

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