When it comes to tropical paradises, Hainan may not exactly tick everyone's boxes but, as Cecilie Gamst Berg discovers, the island province has its fair share of distractions.
- Sun
- Feb 16, 2014
- Updated: 12:00am
This week marks the 230th anniversary of the first American trade mission to China
What's Hot
Whether you crave beautiful beaches, ancient temples or anchovy sushi, the city has it covered, writes Daniel Allen.
The machines may be immensely popular in casinos elsewhere but in Macau the table game is king. Olivia Rosenman looks at the challenges facing electronic gaming companies in the world's largest...
Stunning glacial beauty and arctic adventures draw jet-setters to ice kayaking, writes Karen Loftus.
In a city of fickle food trends, chocolatiers continue to offer increasingly striking combinations, writes Bernice Chan.
Most models can only dream of a 25-year career but Kate Moss, who turned 40 this month, shows no sign of relinquishing her position as fashion's No1 femme fatale. Imogen Fox reports.
North Korea’s top end has enough stunning scenery to make you almost forget you are in the world’s most repressive state. Almost. Words and pictures by Kate Whitehead.
Shellfish types in for a treat as a number of Western-style seafood eateries open in the city, writes Vanessa Yung.
The classic winter soup, Buddha Jumps Over the Wall, is packed with auspicious sounding ingredients, writes Bernice Chan.
Whether we're celebrating, commiserating, relaxing or regrouping, our reaction to alcohol is dictated by expectations as well as choice of tipple. Kat Austen steps up to the bar.
Few dishes say 'ultimate breakfast indulgence' as much as a plate of sticky buns.
A chicken pot craze is simmering away in the city, with a host of restaurants putting their twist on the fiery recipe, writes Janice Leung Hayes.
Editor's Pick
Street artist 281 Anti Nuke, the 'Japanese Banksy', faces a barrage of death threats in his mission to shake a nation out of its inertia, writes Julian Ryall.
Latest Issues
Coming to a theme park near you? The mystery surrounding China’s new killer whales
Two’s company: dissident literary couple Tsering Woeser and Wang Lixiong
Back Issues
This week marks the 230th anniversary of the first American trade mission to China
A daughter’s departure for university is a bittersweet landmark for the people of a Dong village in Guizhou
Coming to a theme park near you? The mystery surrounding China’s new killer whales
Two’s company: dissident literary couple Tsering Woeser and Wang Lixiong
Johnson Chang marks 30 years at the forefront of the Chinese contemporary art scene
Philippe Cousteau and Ashlan Gorse drop in from Planet Hollywood
Restaurants where you can savour the finest views of the city
Ideas to get you off the sofa and lending a charitable hand this Christmas
In Case You Missed It
Login
SCMP.com Account
or
Log in using a partner site
Log in using your Facebook account. What's this?
Don't have an SCMP.com account? Subscribe Now!