A Kerry Summer of Intangible Cultural Heritage and Flavour
Celebrate the enduring spirit of the city this summer at Kerry Hotel, Hong Kong with a curated journey dedicated to a living legacy. Moving beyond traditional boundaries, the experience bridges the gap between ancient artistry and modern sophistication. The hotel serves as a canvas for this cultural narrative—from the intricate intangible cultural heritage masterpieces gracing different spots of the hotel, bespoke menus that reinvent local flavours for the contemporary palate, to specially curated holiday packages for family travellers. Beyond the hotel doors, a self-guided neighbourhood map, exclusively illustrated by local artist missquai, awaits to reveal the hidden cultural gems of the historic district. In a meaningful alignment with Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) Month 2026, Kerry Hotel, Hong Kong is honoured to support the ICH Office as a proud partner in preserving and celebrating the city’s invaluable intangible cultural heritage. Start your Kerry Summer cultural experience from now until August 31, 2026.
Artistry Unveiled - Paper Crafting Art by Master Hui Ka Kung
Discover bespoke, intricate paper sculptures by master artisan Hui Ka Hung displayed across the hotel, from signature lions, step-by-step craftsmanship showcase to tailored pieces for the hotel, blending decades-old traditional heritage with modern aesthetics. Master Hui has started getting acquainted with paper crafting at age six and formally entered the industry at thirteen. In 2000, he founded Hung C Lau to promote "Paper Crafting Technique," an element of Hong Kong’s intangible cultural heritage, and has been collaborating with different designers, and actively passing on these skills to younger generation.
Taste of Heritage with Elevated Classic Flavours
Savor elevated classic street-food comforts at the Lobby Lounge, including Cloud Soufflé Pancakes infused with beloved local flavours such as Hong Kong milk tea, mango sago, and black sesame or savoury staples like the Hong Kong-Style Satay Pork Chop Bun and the Baked Snowy BBQ Pork Bun. For a premium indulgence, Hung Tong presents the new menu of visually stunning dim sum delicacies showcasing this Cantonese ICH craftsmanship.
Hands-On Crafty Workshops & Neon Art
Connect with the heritage with a series of interactive crafty workshops with local heritage elements on weekends and enjoy the stunning neon light display set against the panoramic Victoria Harbour at the hotel’s outdoor lawn.
A Curated Discovery for Hidden Cultural Gems
Explore the district with a self-guided neighbourhood map, exclusively illustrated by local artist missquai to reveal hidden cultural gems including historical landmarks, ICH hot spots and other tourism attractions around Yau Tsim Mong district.
Ultimate Escape: Family Adventure Staycation
Embark on a curated two-night holiday with a stay at the themed Questers Family Room featuring custom keepsakes, immersive playground access, summer drinks mixology sessions and a series of family activities for the ultimate summer retreat.
Learn more about Intangible Cultural Heritage Office
Organised by the Intangible Cultural Heritage Office of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, "Hong Kong ICH Month 2026" is taking place in June under the theme "ICH Around Town". Through a series of engaging programmes, the event invites the public and visitors to discover the richness of Hong Kong's intangible cultural heritage (ICH) and deepen their understanding of ICH, putting into practice the concept of "shaping tourism with cultural activities and promoting culture through tourism.
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