Hong Kong – Asia’s Most Exciting City for Families
Looking for a destination where futuristic skyscrapers meet colourful street markets, cable cars glide over jungle-covered mountains, and you can eat some of the best food in the world? Welcome to Hong Kong. This vibrant city is one of the most exciting places to visit in Asia — and surprisingly very family-friendly. One moment you’re standing between some of the tallest buildings on earth, the next you’re riding a ferry across the harbor, hiking in green mountains or visiting a giant Buddha statue. Even better: Hong Kong is incredibly easy to explore. English is widely spoken, public transport is fantastic, and Western apps like Google, Instagram and WhatsApp work perfectly here. In this Travelicious guide, we’ll share the best things to do in Hong Kong, tips for getting around, and why this city is such a great destination for families. Looking for a destination where futuristic skyscrapers meet colourful street markets, cable cars glide over jungle-covered mountains, and you can eat some of the best food in the world? Welcome to Hong Kong. This vibrant city is one of the most exciting places to visit in Asia — and surprisingly very family-friendly. One moment you’re standing between some of the tallest buildings on earth, the next you’re riding a ferry across the harbor, hiking in green mountains or visiting a giant Buddha statue. Even better: Hong Kong is incredibly easy to explore. English is widely spoken, public transport is fantastic, and Western apps like Google, Instagram and WhatsApp work perfectly here. In this Travelicious guide, we’ll share the best things to do in Hong Kong, tips for getting around, and why this city is such a great destination for families.
Hong Kong Disneyland – A Magical Day in Asia’s Most Compact Disney Park
If you’re traveling to Hong Kong with kids, there’s one place that will almost certainly end up at the top of your itinerary: Hong Kong Disneyland. And honestly? It’s not just for kids. Tucked away on lush green Lantau Island, this Disney park feels like a little world of its own. Compared to the huge Disney parks in the US, Hong Kong Disneyland is smaller, calmer and surprisingly easy to explore in one day — which makes it perfect for families. Looking for a destination where futuristic skyscrapers meet colourful street markets, cable cars glide over jungle-covered mountains, and you can eat some of the best food in the world? Welcome to Hong Kong. This vibrant city is one of the most exciting places to visit in Asia — and surprisingly very family-friendly. One moment you’re standing between some of the tallest buildings on earth, the next you’re riding a ferry across the harbor, hiking in green mountains or visiting a giant Buddha statue. Even better: Hong Kong is incredibly easy to explore. English is widely spoken, public transport is fantastic, and Western apps like Google, Instagram and WhatsApp work perfectly here. In this Travelicious guide, we’ll share the best things to do in Hong Kong, tips for getting around, and why this city is such a great destination for families.
🌴 Koh Yao Noi – Thailand's Best-Kept Island Secret
Looking for the real Thailand — the kind without crowds, beach parties and endless souvenir shops? Let us introduce you to Koh Yao Noi
Family Adventures in Japan: From Tokyo to Hiroshima with Kids in Tow
Ah, Japan. The land of sushi, sumo, and the occasional Godzilla. It’s a destination that can seem intimidating to families, but trust me, Japan is a kid-friendly haven that will have you saying “arigato” at every turn. Our family spent 3.5 weeks exploring Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Hiroshima, and I’m here to share the highlights—and a few parenting survival tips—of our epic journey.
GETTING AROUND ON KOH SAMUI
Koh Samui is an island paradise in the south of Thailand, known for its nightlife, scenic viewpoints and long stretches of sandy beach. Popular with holiday-makers and travelers alike, there’s also a thriving expat community residing on Koh Samui. This definitely brings a more western feel compared to some other smaller islands in Thailand, but don’t rule it out because of that, there’s lots of great attractions and scenery here.
CHIANG MAI 5 DAYS & 5 NIGHTS
From Bangkok you can take the bus, train or plane to Chiang Mai, Thailand's second largest city, which is located in the north of the country. We opted for a little more comfort and booked a flight from Bangkok to Chiang Mai with the local airline Thai airways.