The Hong Kong Velodrome, built at a cost of HK$600 million, opened last year after three years of construction, according to the South China Morning Post. And it's already closed for "optimisation".

A must-visit for nature lovers. There's a handful of cherry blossom trees that bloom at the Hong Kong Velodrome Park from early March to mid-March every year. The park also has sprawling lawns ...

"Our biggest goal is the National Games [in 2025] because [cycling] events will be held in the Hong Kong Velodrome," Leung said. "And then we have the Asian Games in Japan in 2026, and then we'll ...

There are also lantern displays and festive riddle games at the Hong Kong Velodrome Park, Tin Shui Wai Park and Ginza Square. Instagram-worthy Lee Tung Avenue in Wan Chai is delivering once again ...