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The Western Salt Water Service Reservoirs, nestled within a hillside cavern, is the first of its kind in Hong Kong. Situated near the University of Hong Kong’s Centennial Campus and the historic Grade III Elliot Pumping Station and Filters with Staff Quarter, this operating reservoir has also served as a backdrop for popular films like Cold War. For the first time, this Instagrammable site opens its doors for a public art experience. Each participant will receive a specially designed rainstick to explore the cavern’s unique environment. Immerse yourself in a sensory adventure, where vivid projections, silhouetted figures, the sound of flowing rain and rhythmic drumbeats combine to create a one-of-a-kind experience. After the Rain is a multimedia sound installation collaboratively created by local arts collectives Toolbox Percussion and Dimension Plus, along with Singaporean composer Lee Jiayi.

A trip to Zhuhai, the Hundred Island City, offers a rich and delicious selection of seafood, leisurely attraction and slow-paced experience in LETS Cultural District. Besides that, Zhuhai Grand Theater is an attention-grabbing new landmark that integrates art, shopping, and entertainment, creating a fascinating and romantic experience!

To explore the beauty of Polish buildings, it is a must for you to visit the ancient city of Zamość.

Since 1965, Kok-Tobe Park has been a beloved recreation spot for residents of Almaty, a legacy from Soviet times. Perched atop the eponymous mountain at an elevation of 1100 meters (3600 ft), the park offers breathtaking views of the city and the Ile Alatau Mountains.

Cambodia is known as a Buddhist kingdom. Its capital, Phnom Penh, has a resplendent palace just like Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, does.

The dance drama Wing Chun was written by Feng Shuangbai , chairman of the China Dancers Association and co directed by the acclaimed choreographers in the Mainland, Han Zhen and Zhou Liya and performed by Shenzhen Opera and Dance Theatre. The story begins with the 20th century film Wing Chun , presenting two parallel narratives: the "backstage" story of the film crew, and the "on screen" journey of Ip Man’s struggles in Hong Kong. The performancee integrates martial arts with classical and modern dance, providing the audience with a captivating visual experience.