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Kylie Knott
Assistant Editor, Culture
After many years with the Post, Kylie Knott found her calling on the culture and lifestyle desk. She writes about the environment, animal welfare, food and the arts.
After many years with the Post, Kylie Knott found her calling on the culture and lifestyle desk. She writes about the environment, animal welfare, food and the arts.
Areas of Expertise:
Lifestyle writing, taking photos, content editing Languages Spoken:
English
The Good Morning towel has become a cultural symbol that evokes nostalgia and has inspired modern interpretations and even artwork.
Among its many attractions, FWE Hong Kong 2025 will include Hyrox races featuring stars such as Physical 100’s Hong Beom-seok.
From food and drink festivals to music to pet- and family-friendly staycation deals, these hotels offer treats without the hassle of travel.
Thierry Noir, who covered the Berlin Wall with his hallmark cartoons, is showing both old and new works at Phillips’ gallery space.
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At Oelili in Sai Kung’s Old Town, Hebe Law sells handcrafted items such as bags, lamps, ceramics and cards made by Hong Kong-based artists.
Miley Millamena battled anorexia nervosa, bulimia and depression for years, even attempting suicide. Now she’s in a much happier place.
Shopping for second-hand clothes is a great way to save money or find unique items and heavily reduced luxury brands. We talk to an expert.
A traditional Chinese medicine expert and vendors of mountain begonia drinks in Hong Kong’s Tai O village tell all about the ingredient.
There’s a lot to taste in this North Point nook, from Japanese kakigori to cafes with big cake menus and restaurants serving European food.
Neon master Wong Kin-wah and his grandson have teamed up for an exhibition that blends traditional neon craftsmanship with modern artistry.
‘Every summer, we see dogs die from preventable heatstroke,’ says a veterinarian in Hong Kong. Here’s how to avoid it, and tips on treatment.
Somewhere Lombok, on the island east of Bali, has 20 villas overlooking a surfer’s paradise and holds a deep connection for its founders.
Hong Kong-born Oxford alumnus Druv Punjabi says he and his friends ‘really wanted to show off Oxford and the surrounding cityscape’.
With The Rosewood’s Butterfly Room sharing a French award for world’s best afternoon tea, here are other Hong Kong sets to enjoy this summer.
Recent stability and smart conservation policies have helped Rwanda emerge as a high-end safari hub in East Africa, where primates thrive.
Veteran Hong Kong chef shares how to enjoy the fried seafood dish as we look at its origin in floating villages and 5 restaurants serving it.
The area southwest of Singapore River has evolved through the decades into a multi-faith destination where old and new coexist.
Medical gaslighting, AI-driven tools also among topics to be examined by experts at the inaugural Women’s Health in Focus: A Global Summit.
Shek O Beach Club makes sustainable clothes with the help of ethnic minority craftswomen. They’re practical too, 8-year-old co-founder says.
Venues including Eaton HK, the Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour and Casa Dao are doing their bit to celebrate Hong Kong’s LGBTQ community.
With Father’s Day falling on June 15, here are 12 ways to show your dad love in Hong Kong, from brunches and dinners to luxury cakes.
Procrastination is a coping mechanism to avoid a task we’re uncomfortable with. Hong Kong life coach Sonia Samtani shows ways to overcome it.
Samui Elephant Sanctuary lets animals roam free after decades of being chained up in between giving rides, as part of ethical tourism trend.
Humanity’s impact on the planet has been Canadian artist Edward Burtynsky’s focus for more than 40 years, as seen in a Hong Kong exhibition.
Love 21 Foundation’s latest initiative to help those with Down’s syndrome and autism feel included is its inaugural Disco Diverso.
‘These people enjoy a beautiful life,’ China’s Xiaoling Li says of winning entry in food-focused photography competition, taken in Sichuan.
These hotels and restaurants are offering a variety of creative savoury and sweet ‘zongzi’ ahead of the 2025 Dragon Boat Festival on May 31.
City of Shells looks at the exploitation of Hong Kong’s oyster beds for food, construction and farming, and ongoing restoration efforts.
Things to do in Melbourne’s Chinatown, which survived ‘White Australia’ laws limiting non-British migration to become a vibrant cultural hub.
