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 Book of Changes: The Art of Basil Pao ‘Book of Changes: The Art of Basil Pao’ is a thematic photography exhibition that explores the profound impact of the ancient I Ching text on Chinese life and cultural heritage through abstract visual dialogue. Basil Pao is a renouned Hong Kong photographer. In this exhibition of images, he interprets the concepts explained in the I Ching through 2 photography series: The Great Walls of China and Glimpses of Silence. Tai Kwun - Duplex Studios - till 20 Feb 2026, daily 11am - 7pm SOHO . Hong Kong | 2026 15 Jan 2026  Dragon Park Dragon Park is a tranquil and charming park located in Tin Shui Wai. It boasts the atmosphere of a Lingnam garden and Chinese architectural elements. Most importantly, it's not well known and less crowded. Tuen Mun . Hong Kong | 2026 14 Jan 2026  Shahrazad Lebanese Cuisine In Central, Shahrazad Lebanese Cuisine has stood as a top spot for sampling Middle Eastern food, more specifically Lebanese delicacies, inside a space dressed up to represent the haunts of Beirut. It enchants diners with its richly evocative ambiance, complete with intricate decor, creating a vibrant dining experience. Central . Hong Kong | 2026 13 Jan 2026  Deserted Village House The small 2-storey village house is almost completely swallowed by lush, vibrant vegetation. The wooden roof structure remains partially intact, with exposed beams, rafters, and terracotta tiles showing beautiful aged patina — green moss and red-painted beam still clinging on. Rooms are stripped back to bare bones: cracked green-painted walls are crumbling, exposing brick and plaster underneath. An old CRT television set from the 1980s or earlier sits on a small wooden table. Nearby, a simple metal kettle rests on the dirt floor. Hong Kong | 2026 12 Jan 2026  Epiphany of Our Lord Chapel Restored Originally built in 1879 by the Pontifical Institute for Foreign Missions (P.I.M.E.), the historic Epiphany of Our Lord Chapel in Sham Chung, Sai Kung, has been restored in January 2025. It has been deserted since 1990s. The roof has totally collapsed and the building in very dilapidated condition when I visited in Feb 2022. The restoration project included meticulous repairs to its pitched roof, the Chinese inscriptions denoting “Catholic Chapel” and “Kung Man School,” (it has been converted to a village school before) and the addition of new stained glass and artwork created. Ironically, the chapel is locked up and unused most of the time. Sham Chung . Hong Kong | 2026 11 Jan 2026  Sunset at Hang Hau Sunset at Hang Hau, located at the northern shore of the Tseung Kwan O Bay and connected to Shaukeiwan on Hong Kong Island by waterway, Hang Hau Town played the role of a regional transportation hub, a centre of economic and social activities as well as a trading spot of fishery and agricultural products. It is a gateway to Sai Kung and Clear Water Bay. Hang Hau . Hong Kong | 2026 10 Jan 2026  Deserted Quarry from 1940s The site was once a granite quarry, a vital stone supplier for Hong Kong from the 1940s to the 1980s. Now closed, its former site has been partially transformed into a residential estate, a school village, a park, and the entrance to a tunnel. Only the concrete foundations and some abandoned structures, entwined with tree roots, remain. Hong Kong | 2026 8 Jan 2026  Urban Council Centenary Garden Built in 1984, Urban Council Centenary Garden is located at the centre of Tsimshatsui East. The garden links the areas of Chatham Road, Mody Road and Granville Road. It provides extensive green areas of 4.5 hectares including a Roman arch with columns and fountains for the community, which is mainly occupied by tall commercial buildings and hotels. Tsimshatsui . Hong Kong | 2026 8 Jan 2026  Deserted Villa from 1950s Built in the 1950s, the villa comprises 2 buildings. Its shape is rather complex, and the design and materials are relatively rough. It features a pool in the living room and a large garden. In the early 1970s, a swimming pool, changing rooms, and a tennis court were added. It has be deserted since the owner died in a car accident in July 1983. Furniture and fixtures are all cleared wuth lots of graffiti. Hong Kong | 2026 7 Jan 2026  The Dragon Flies PH with a dragonfly at the Tottori Sand Dunes, located outside the city centre of Tottori, Japan. At a length of 9 miles and less than 1.5 miles wide, it is the largest sand dune in Japan. The sand dunes are part of San'in Kaigan Geopark, a UNESCO Global Geopark. Tottori . Japan | 2025 6 Jan 2026  AquaLuna II Aqua Luna II is a traditional Chinese junk offering cruise in Victoria Harbour. The 29-metre-long boat can accommodate up to 80 guests on its two decks. The junk has a full bar and cocktail lounge, making it possible for exclusive private cruises and buffet dinners catered for by the Aqua Restaurant Group. Tsimshatsui . Hong Kong | 2026 5 Jan 2026  Deserted Super Luxury Mansion Completed in May 1977, the super luxury complex comprises 2 buildings. The nett floor area ranges from 1,947 sq ft to 4,170 sq ft. The main building has 4 storeys. The smaller building is for quarters for servants. All the rooms are installed with upscale furnishing and carpet. An indoor swimming pool and jacuzzi is located on the ground floor with 2 wine cellars. An elevator provides access to the different floors, in addition to staircases. Fireplaces are in the main halls. It has been revealed that a private tennis court has been illegally constructed on site. Hong Kong | 2026 4 Jan 2026  Sky Wave at East Coast Boardwalk The newly opened East Coast Boardwalk is a 2.2 km vibrant, multi-functional waterfront promenade between North Point and Fortress Hill. Sky Wave is the most interesting section - A 20-metre-long and 3-metre-wide experiential glass viewing platform has been introduced, allowing visitors to experience Victoria Harbour below their feet. North Point . Hong Kong | 2026 3 Jan 2026  Abandoned Japanese Torii and Garden An abandoned Japanese garden, including a Torii gate, a bridge, some stone lanterns, and trees, in the hills. The Torii is painted green on one side and light blue on the other, rather than the traditional red colour. Hong Kong | 2026 2 Jan 2026  Starlight Boulevard Extending the joyous spirit of the Christmas Town, Chater Road will undergo a magical transformation into a Starlight Boulevard. Over 30 trees along Chater Road are adorned with shimmering lights, creating a festive atmosphere in the outside space. The pedestrian footbridges will be aglow, and a Christmas tree light installation is suspended above the entrance to Chater House, creating a striking visual centrepiece for the display. Lit every evening at 5pm, till February 22. Central . 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