Hong Kong Coworking Escape: Creamfields Festival, Hiking, and Street Food Highlights! 🎶

On 1st March (Sat), we will take the Peak Tram to the top for panoramic views of Hong Kong’s skyline, Victoria Harbour, and surrounding islands. (We can also walk up to the peak if no one has any jet lag 😁)

Our first night in Hong Kong, we will head to Lan Kwai Fong (a lively area filled with bars and restaurants) and SoHo (known for its trendy cafes and cocktail bars) to experience Hong Kong’s nightlife. Most of these places play House, EDM or Techno music.

On 2nd March (Sun), we will visit the Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha), which is one of the most iconic landmarks in Hong Kong and a significant cultural and spiritual symbol. It is located on Lantau Island, near the Po Lin Monastery. Po Lin Monastery is one of the most significant Buddhist temples in Hong Kong.

Tai O is known as "Hong Kong's Venice". A historic fishing village on Lantau Island, Tai O is famous for its stilt houses and tranquil surroundings. The village offers an insight into traditional Hong Kong life, with its seafood markets, small temples, and boat tours to spot pink dolphins.

After a long day, at night we will go to a scenic spot to enjoy views of Hong Kong Island across the harbor. We will take a leisurely walk along the promenade, enjoy the Symphony of Lights show in the evening, and take the star ferry.

On 3rd-7th March (Mon-Fri), although we will be coworking during 4pm to 11pm (HKG time zone), there are so many things we can do in the morning and after work, such as: 1. Visiting different markets in the morning Flower market, bird market, street food market, flea market, Jade market, ladies market, market for consumer electronics, etc.

Possible things to do during the coworking week (in the morning), such as: 2. Hiking and going to the beach The Lion Rock Trail: While not as hidden as some other places, Lion Rock remains a local favorite for its less crowded yet rewarding hike. The trail offers panoramic views of Hong Kong's skyline, Kowloon, and the New Territories, making it a perfect spot for photography and outdoor lovers. The Dragon's Back: One of Hong Kong’s most famous hiking trails, but it’s still somewhat of a hidden gem due to its serene views of the coastline and beaches. It's a relatively easy hike with rewarding vistas of the South China Sea.

Possible things to do during the coworking week (in the morning), such as: 3. Visiting temples The Thousand Buddha Monastery is one of the most famous and visually stunning temples in Hong Kong, known for its beautiful setting and impressive collection of Buddha statues. Man Mo Temple: One of the oldest and most famous temples in Hong Kong, it is known for its beautiful incense coils hanging from the ceiling, creating an atmospheric and spiritual ambiance. Wong Tai Sin Temple: It's famous for the practice of "kau cim," a fortune-telling method where people shake a container of bamboo sticks to receive guidance. The temple is also an architectural gem, with beautiful gardens and intricate details.

Possible things to do during the coworking week (after work), such as 4. Speakeasy bars, clubbing and bar street Hidden in plain sight, Hong Kong has a vibrant secret bar scene. For cocktail enthusiasts, I will show you some Speakeasy bars. We can also go to underground clubs after work, or simply hang out in Wanchai bar street.

The world's leading dance music festival series from UK, Creamfields, coming back to the heart of Hong Kong Harbour on 8th-9th March (Sat-Sun) March. You will be able to enjoy an all-round experience with spectacular line-up! Line Up Highlight: Zedd - Multi-platinum, GRAMMY award-winning artist, multi-billion-streams song creator Axwell & Sebastian Ingrosso - Members of legendary Swedish House Mafia ISOxo - Rising superstar who has shaken up the bass music scene will have his Hong Kong debut with the innovative genre-melting beats like no one else! Claptone - 5 years’ Highest House DJ Award at DJMag Top100 DJs poll Second Stages: “Into the Realm” Trance stage returns to Hong Kong after its successful debut! Teletech, the wildest and most respected UK techno brand will also come to Asia for the very first time! Alongside all the spectacular artists including live instrumentalist and DJ/producer Timmy Trumpet , Top100 DJ R3HAB , Future Bounce pioneer Mike Williams, West Coast duo ARMNHMR, etc. This is going to be epic!

On 10th March (Mon), our last day in Hong Kong, we will go to a traditional place for dim sum breakfast and tea (e.g. Lin Heung Lau, or somewhere else). Dim Sum is the traditional Cantonese food, just like Asian version of tapas.