In the latest edition of PostMag, the spotlight shines on various themes of tranquility, nostalgia, and culinary excellence. As the Rubik’s Cube celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2024, its enduring appeal among youth is explored by Kamala Thiagarajan, highlighting how this iconic puzzle continues to captivate new generations [25b07d8d].
Teja Lele takes readers on a journey to serene retreats, including an indigenous village in Ecuador and a sanctuary nestled in the Himalayas, offering a perfect escape from the chaos of daily life [25b07d8d]. These tranquil locations serve as reminders of the importance of finding peace in our fast-paced world.
In the realm of hospitality, the founders of Samsen, Adam Cliff and Bella Kong, have expanded their culinary footprint by opening their third Thai restaurant location, further enriching Hong Kong's vibrant dining scene [25b07d8d]. Meanwhile, Kristina Snaith-Lense has been recognized for her exceptional leadership as the general manager of The Upper House, which is celebrated as one of the world’s best hotels, showcasing the high standards of service and luxury in Hong Kong's hospitality industry [25b07d8d].
Additionally, filmmaker Yonfan shares insights into his documentary 'Crossing Years,' which explores the deep friendship with artist Huang Yongyu, adding a cultural layer to the narrative of connection and creativity [25b07d8d]. Peter Neville-Hadley also finds solace in Longzhou, Guangxi province, emphasizing the importance of solitude and reflection in our lives [25b07d8d].
This week’s PostMag encapsulates a blend of lifestyle, culture, and the culinary arts, inviting readers to explore both the quiet corners of the world and the bustling heart of Hong Kong’s hospitality scene, where tradition meets modernity [25b07d8d].