Join the authors of "Tseung Kwan O, in Our Own Words" for a walk and chat in Tseung Kwan O, as they share their impressions of the community and their journey in creating the local guide, beyond the usual clichés.

Walk 1: Imagining Waterfront Living
The waterfront is a familiar landscape in Hong Kong, and for some Tseung Kwan O residents, it holds a special place in their lives. During leisurely weekend, joining the guidebook creators for a walk by the seaside offers an opportunity to hear their thoughts on waterfront living and gain a deeper understanding of its unique charm.

Walk 2: Public Art at Our Doorstep
Many people have the impression that Tseung Kwan O is all about "shopping malls." However, if you take a walk in what seems like an ordinary and commercialized place, you'll find art hiding around every corner! We invite you to explore the community with guidebook creators, uncover the hidden art gems, and let your creativity flow, sparking new and imaginative ideas together!

Walk 3: Beyond the Bustle—A Journey to the Town's Edges
Strolling along the outskirts of the town, walking mountain trails, visiting exhibitions, and searching for traces of the past. Take another look at Tseung Kwan O—who says it's merely a reclaimed land without memories?

Walk 4: City of Footbridges on the Green
Tseung Kwan O, known as the "City of Footbridges," is distinguished by its remarkable number of elevated walkways. We invite you to embark on a journey through these footbridges, experiencing the unique way of traversing Tseung Kwan O without setting foot on the ground. We will conclude our walk with a picnic, sharing local memories and stories of Tseung Kwan O together.

Walk 5: Religious Buildings in Tseung Kwan O
Exploring churches is a must-do when traveling to European and American countries. But do you know that Tseung Kwan O is home to a variety of unique and captivating churches? Let's visit different Christian architectural gems within the area and embark on a visual journey that will leave a lasting impression.
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Organized by: Make A Difference Institute
Funded by: The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust