5 Events In Hong Kong This September You Shouldn’t Miss
From Diljit Dosanjh’s power-packed concert to the beautiful Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival, here’s a list of must-attend events in Hong Kong this September
From Diljit Dosanjh’s power-packed concert to the beautiful Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival, here’s a list of must-attend events in Hong Kong this September
Discover Hong Kong with this 5-day Gen Z-friendly itinerary. From buzzing markets and street art to island hikes, harbour views, and heritage sites, explore the city’s perfect mix of culture, adventure, and local vibes
Returning October 23–26, 2025 at Central Harbourfront, the Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival brings Michelin-star chefs, the Grand Wine Pavilion with Bordeaux rarities, international flavours, new wine pairings and gastronomic delights
Step into Uzbekistan’s historic bazaars, where centuries of Silk Road trade come alive. From colourful textiles and aromatic spices to fresh fruit and handmade ceramics, these bustling markets offer an authentic taste of local culture and tradition
From vibrant ceramics in Rishtan, glowing embroidery in Bukhara, to paper-painting in Samarkand and doppi caps in Tashkent—discover the best souvenirs to bring back from Uzbekistan and where to find them, from bustling markets to artisan studios
Experience the Maasai Mara safari in Kenya, home to leopards, lions, wildebeest, and rhinos. Witness the rawness of Africa’s unparalleled wildlife spectacle, and discover the beauty of the savannah
Venice will reinstate its day-tripper access fee in 2026, expanding it to 60 days between April and July. The charge applies from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM, with exemptions for residents and overnight guests. Pricing is yet to be confirmed
Uzbekistan’s cultural richness shines in these five lesser-known museums. Journey from Nukus’s world-class Russian avant-garde collection to Samarkand’s ancient Afrasiyab relics, and discover hidden stories and treasures off the beaten tourist trail
Dan Brown’s latest drops Robert Langdon into Prague’s palaces, libraries and hidden alleys. Here’s everything you need to visit each place from the novel — history, what to see, opening times and practical tips to make your own literary pilgrimage
In Tashkent, tea houses are more than places to drink tea—they’re social sanctuaries steeped in tradition. Experience the rich ritual of tea preparation and savour local flavours while connecting with the city’s welcoming spirit
High above the mountains of Santa Sofía, Boyacá, Colombia’s longest hanging staircase, the Escalera al Cielo, invites travellers to climb 600 steps through clouds, fusing adrenaline, Andean views, and eco-adventure in one unforgettable journey
Lighthouses are not only meant to guide sailors. Today, they are luring travellers chasing drama and life on the edge
Explore Uzbekistan’s craft villages, where centuries-old traditions come alive. From Rishtan pottery to Margilan silk and Chust knives, these communities preserve timeless artisanal skills passed down through generations
Journey through Uzbekistan’s five UNESCO World Heritage Sites and trace the footsteps of emperors, scholars, and Silk Road traders
Escape the routine without taking extra leave — from visa-free islands to quick e-visas, these seven international destinations near India make the perfect long weekend getaways with beaches, culture, and food just a short flight away
Heading to Dubai for Asia Cup 2025? The India vs Pakistan clash at Dubai International Cricket Stadium on September 14 is unmissable—here’s what to see, do, and explore around Dubai Sports City
Discover the world’s 10 oldest pubs, from Ireland to England and beyond. Explore their fascinating history, unique heritage, and enduring traditions that continue to charm travellers today
Explore Uzbekistan through yurt camps, family wineries, mosaics, and metro stations that double as art galleries—each experience offering a deeper cultural story
From grand cultural landmarks to family-friendly fun, seamless travel, and special festive offers, Abu Dhabi is inviting Indian travellers to celebrate Diwali in style this year
Following a successful April edition, Abu Dhabi returns this September with an ambitious roadshow circuit across Delhi, Bengaluru, and Mumbai to connect with India’s growing travel market
In Phobjikha, cranes circle monasteries, electricity flows underground, and travellers discover Bhutan’s most thoughtful retreat
Bordering two countries along the Turkestan range, Jizzakh region is full of pleasant surprises with mountains, stars, and fruits
Uzbekistan’s Soviet past is woven into its urban fabric—from monumental Soviet architecture in Tashkent to cultural sites across the country. Travel back in time and explore the complex legacy of seven decades under Soviet rule
Meet Hong Kong’s twin pandas, Jia Jia and De De, born at Ocean Park in 2024. These playful siblings have captured hearts this summer, drawing crowds, boosting tourism and showcasing the park’s dedication to panda conservation and family-friendly fun
A spectacular year-long celebration, new parades, jaw-dropping shows, exclusive summer discounts, and a heartfelt look back at two decades of Disney magic in Hong Kong
Want to see art that the Soviets tried to destroy? Head to Nukus, where the Savitsky Museum guards one of the world’s boldest collections
Hong Kong's Temple Street Night Market is a single stop for your local food cravings, shopping sprees, and Instagram-worthy shots. It presents the best of the city on a single street
From stunning beaches to nightlife, Pattaya is Thailand’s perfect coastal escape. This guide for first-time travellers covers the best things to do—floating markets, Koh Larn island, Walking Street nightlife, 3D art museums, seafood dining, and more
Discover Tashkent’s rich heritage through its lively bazaars, stunning architecture, and delicious cuisine. From colourful markets to historic landmarks, this two-day journey offers a deep dive into the heart of Uzbek culture
The country of Uzbekistan has a unique allure that will spark your interest and motivate you to discover its wonders. With a blend of ancient history and modernity, Uzbekistan has a lot of stories to tell
The Mingun Bell, located in Myanmar’s Mingun, is a marvel of ancient craftsmanship. Weighing 90 tons and still functional, this bell was commissioned by King Bodawpaya in 1808 and remains a unique, interactive experience for visitors today
Domes of turquoise, bazaars of spice, and cities from the Silk Road—Uzbekistan is Central Asia’s most dazzling secret