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Best Hong Kong Itineraries: Top City Tours and Side Trips

As one of the key gateways to China with a unique blend of Eastern and Western cultures, Hong Kong is a vibrant and exciting city that offers plenty of activities that cater to families with kids. From thrilling amusement park rides to educational museums and beautiful nature parks, your family including the little ones would surely have a great time in this city. Here are some suggestions for planning your Hong Kong itinerary based on our extensive trip planning experience.

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• How long to Spend
• A 4-Day Classic Tour
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• A Side Trip to Guilin
• Side Trips to Guangdong Province
• Side Trips to Macau from Hong Kong

How Long to Spend in Hong Kong

If you are visiting Hong Kong for the first time, it is recommended to spend 3–4 days to visit the top attractions , including Ocean Park, Victoria Peak, Disneyland Park, the Big Buddha, and your choice of the many museums. If you have a longer holiday, you could extend your trip to nearby places, such as Guangdong, Macau, or Guilin.

• Guangdong (3–5 days to explore Guangzhou, Foshan, Kaiping, Chaozhou, or Shenzhen)
• Macau (3 days to experience Chinese and Portuguese cultures.)
• Guilin (3 days to appreciate celebrated river-and-mountain beauty)

1. 4-Day Classic Hong Kong Itinerary for Families (Most Chosen)

With 3–4 days, you can have great fun and excitement at Disneyland and spend some quality time with family at the highlights of Hong Kong Island.

Day 1: Hong Kong Ocean Park

Ocean Park should be on your list if you are traveling with kids. To save your time and energy on the ticket lines, our guide would take care of the tickets and lead you into the park directly. There you would meet pandas, dolphins, and sea lions, explore rainforests, and ride roller coasters.

Day 2: Disneyland and Hong Kong Island

To have a relaxed pace and avoid the rush hour in the morning, it is recommended to stay in Disney's Hollywood Hotel and enjoy a magical night there. Then have a full family day in the fairy-tale kingdom of Disneyland Park. Remember to catch the beloved Disney characters on parade, try out exciting rides, enjoy terrific live shows, and gaze at the "Disney in the Stars" Fireworks.

Day 3: Victoria Peak and Repulse Bay

Victoria Peak is the highest peak on Hong Kong Island, where you can have a panoramic view of Hong Kong's skyline. The best way to the Peak is by the Peak Tram. Our guide would purchase tickets for your family in advance to save time, but during the peak season, you would still need to queue for about 8 to 20 minutes to take the steep tramway.

The next spot we recommend is 'Golden Beach' (Repulse Bay) in Hong Kong. The waves are gentle, and the sand is soft. You can have a lovely beach picnic with your family there.

Day 4: Giant Buddha and Tai O Village

Head to Lantau Island and enjoy the ocean views as you are driven across Tsing Ma Bridge. Visit one of Hong Kong's most fascinating sights — Po Lin Monastery and the Giant Buddha. We would arrange a round-trip Ngong Ping 360 cable car ride to help you get a nice view of the Buddha.

The other spot you should see on Lantau Island is the quaint and picturesque village of Tai O. There you can enjoy a sampan ride around the stilt houses and visit Ngong Ping Village, a culture-themed village with lively tour experiences.

2. Hong Kong 1–2-Day Itineraries (Good for Layovers or Time-Smart Trips)

If you have limited time in Hong Kong, we recommend spending a day on the most-popular city sightseeing, such as visiting famous Victoria Peak. However, if you want to experience local lifestyle and culture more deeply, we suggest spending your second day exploring Hong Kong's quintessential fishing village — Tai O Village and Giant Buddha.

• Day 1: One-Day Hong Kong Sightseeing Tour Visiting Victoria Peak
• Day 2: One-Day Tai O Village and Giant Buddha Discovery Tour

If you have other requirements/interests or questions, please feel free to contact us. We are ready to help with your tour arrangements, private transportation, hotels, and anything else you need to make your Hong Kong itinerary awesome and hassle-free.

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Side Trip Itineraries from Hong Kong

If you have a longer holiday in Hong Kong, we recommend you extend your trip to nearby cities of China, such as Guangdong, Guilin, or Macau. Here are several options for different interests…

3. A Side Trip to Guilin from Hong Kong

Guilin is one of the most popular travel destinations in southern China, which is well-known for its rustic-river-and-pointy-peak views. And now you can take advantage of the visa-free transit policy to visit Guilin for 3 days before departing China.

• Day 1: Visit Guilin's downtown attractions like Elephant Trunk Hill, Reed Flute Cave, and Solitary Beauty Peak in the Ming Mansion.
• Day 2: Take a Li River cruise from Guilin to Yangshuo, during which you would see celebrated mountain-and-river views.
• Day 3: Set off on a Yangshuo countryside tour, cycling among the paddy fields, meeting local farmers, and exploring caves.

If you are interested in this itinerary, click for our detailed tour page for more information: The Essence of Guilin — 3-Day Guilin and Yangshuo Tour .

4. Hong Kong Side Trips to Guangdong Province

Located adjacent to Hong Kong, Guangdong is a very popular destination for a side trip, where you can taste authentic Cantonese food, appreciate lightning-fast city development, explore the classic southern China lifestyle... Below are some popular Guangdong city tour plans.

a) 4–5 Days in Shenzhen and Guangzhou

These two cities would allow you to experience China's modern development and southern cuisines. It is recommended to spend three days in Guangzhou and 2 days in Shenzhen.

• Day 1: Shenzhen Museum, Splendid China Folk Village
• Days 2: Shenzhen OCT Loft Creative Culture Park, Shenzhen Bay area
• Days 3: Guangzhou Chen Family Ancestral Hall — see traditional Guangdong-style architecture
• Days 4: Visit Qingping Market to experience local life.
• Days 5: Buddhist tranquility at Six Banyan Trees Temple

If you are interested in a side trip to Guangzhou and Shenzhen, click to read more about the Guangzhou and Shenzhen itineraries.

b) 3-Day Shantou and Chaozhou Side Trip

Our 3-day trip to Chaozhou and Shantou would help you discover the unique and distinctive features of Chaoshan culture, especially the food culture and folk customs.

• Day 1: Taste authentic Chaozhou kung fu tea in a local teahouse and listen to Chaozhou opera.
• Day 2: Take a walking tour of Chaozhou old town.
• Day 3: Walk through Shantou Old Town, visiting Little Garden Park and Laoma Palace, and Shantou Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition Hall.

Click here to see our 3-day Chaozhou and Shantou tour package .

c) 3-Day Kaiping and Foshan Side Trip

Our 3-day trip to Kaiping and Foshan would enable you to discover unique Lingnan folk culture, feast your eyes on gorgeous countryside landscapes, and satisfy your taste buds with Cantonese food.

• Day 1: In Kaiping, visit the charismatic diaolou ('watchtower buildings') and lovely countryside.
• Day 2: Hunt for tasty Cantonese food in gourmet city Shunde, and take a leisurely walk for digestion in Qinghui Park, the most famous Guangdong Garden.
• Day 3: Visit Foshan Ancestral Temple to watch lion dancing and a martial arts performance.

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5. Trips to Macau from Hong Kong

Macau is famous for its unique blend of Chinese and Portuguese cultures, which can be seen in its architecture, cuisine, and way of life. It is convenient to travel from Hong Kong to Macau by ferry, which would take about an hour. It is recommended to spend 2–3 days to visit all the main highlights of this small city.

• Day 1: Visit the ruins of the Church of St. Paul and other city sights.
• Day 2: Senado Square in the historical center of Macau, Museum of Taipa and Coloane History
• Day 3: Macau Wine Museum, Museum of Macau, and shopping

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Discover the captivating allure of Hong Kong, a must-visit destination that belongs on every traveler's bucket list. Immerse yourself in the vibrant blend of East and West with our carefully curated selection of the 30 Best Hong Kong Tour Packages for 2024.

1-3 Days in Hong Kong: Skylines, History, Food & Shopping

Spend 1-3 days exploring in and around Hong Kong. Prepare to be mesmerized by the stunning cityscape adorned with towering skyscrapers against the backdrop of Victoria Harbour. Delve into the city's rich heritage by exploring historic temples like Man Mo Temple and Wong Tai Sin Temple. Indulge your taste buds in Hong Kong's culinary paradise , savoring a diverse array of delights ranging from mouthwatering dim sum and traditional Cantonese delicacies to international cuisine. Don't miss the opportunity to tantalize your senses with street food at bustling markets like Temple Street Night Market or treat yourself to a culinary masterpiece at one of the city's renowned Michelin-starred restaurants. Hong Kong is also a shopper's paradise , offering a plethora of options for every taste. From luxury brands in high-end malls to bargain hunting in vibrant street markets, you'll find something to suit your shopping desires.

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Immerse yourself in the captivating blend of Eastern and Western cultures that Hong Kong has to offer. Our 6 best Hong Kong private tours offer the chance to take in the breathtaking Victoria Harbor view, be awestruck by the iconic skyline from Victoria Peak, and treat your taste buds to delectable dim sum. Enjoy a day tour to Lantau Island or revel in the magic of Hong Kong Disneyland . And for an added dose of excitement, venture on a thrilling day trip to Macau , where you can explore Portuguese architecture and experience the glitz and glamour of its casinos. Travel in your style!

Situated at the heart of the Greater Bay Area in China , Hong Kong stands as a prominent destination. With convenient transportation options like the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge and high-speed trains , accessing nearby cities such as Guangzhou , Shenzhen , and Foshan is a breeze. Seamlessly embark on journeys to explore the multitude of attractions and experiences offered within the dynamic Greater Bay Area.

Escape the vibrant city of Hong Kong and take a memorable short trip to Guilin , Zhangjiajie , and Chengdu . Thanks to the convenience of high-speed trains , you can easily explore these captivating destinations. Marvel at the breathtaking karst landscapes of Guilin, be awestruck by the Avatar Mountains in Zhangjiajie, and encounter adorable giant pandas in Chengdu. Indulge in a journey of natural beauty and cultural wonders beyond Hong Kong.

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The visa requirements for Hong Kong depend on your nationality and the purpose and duration of your visit. Here are some general guidelines:

Visa-free entry: Nationals of many countries are granted visa-free entry to Hong Kong for a limited period ranging from a few days to several months. For example, citizens of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and many EU countries can typically visit Hong Kong for tourism or business purposes without a visa for stays ranging from 7 to 180 days. The exact duration of stay permitted may vary, so it's advisable to check the specific requirements based on your nationality.

Visa-on-arrival: Some nationalities are eligible for visa-on-arrival in Hong Kong. This means that you can obtain a visa upon arrival at the airport or border checkpoint in Hong Kong. The duration of stay allowed may vary, typically ranging from 7 to 30 days. Again, it's important to check the specific requirements based on your nationality.

Visa-required entry: Nationals of certain countries are required to obtain a visa prior to their arrival in Hong Kong , regardless of the purpose and duration of their visit. This typically applies to citizens of countries with which Hong Kong does not have visa-free arrangements. If you fall into this category, you will need to apply for a visa at a Chinese embassy or consulate before traveling to Hong Kong .

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Hong Kong offers a range of attractions worth exploring, including Victoria Peak (太平山顶), Hong Kong Disneyland (迪士尼), Ocean Park (海洋公园), Tian Tan Buddha (天坛大佛), Hong Kong Museum of History (香港历史博物馆), Avenue of Stars (星光大道), and the bustling markets like Temple Street Night Market (庙街夜市) and Ladies' Market (女人街).

The ideal number of days to spend in Hong Kong depends on your personal preferences, interests, and the activities you plan to undertake. However, a popular recommendation is to spend at least 2 days in Hong Kong to get a good overview of the city's attractions and experience its vibrant culture. This duration allows you to visit major landmarks, explore different neighborhoods, indulge in local cuisine, and possibly take a day trip to nearby islands or attractions.

Exploration in Hong Kong: 2 to 3 days

With 2 to 3 days, you can visit iconic places like Victoria Peak , explore the bustling streets of Central and Causeway Bay, experience the vibrant markets, enjoy the city's diverse dining scene, and even dedicate a day to visit Hong Kong Disneyland or Ocean Park.  2 Days in Hong Kong: Classic Tour of Hong Kong Island & Lantau Island >>

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Of course, if you have more time available, you can extend your stay to further immerse yourself in the city's offerings, visit additional attractions, or take side trips to nearby destinations like Macau or Shenzhen . Ultimately, the duration of your stay in Hong Kong should be based on your interests and the experiences you wish to have while in the city.  4 Days Hong Kong Macau Highlights Tour for Diverse Experience >>

Several day trips from Hong Kong are worth considering, such as visiting Lantau Island to see the Tian Tan Buddha and Po Lin Monastery, exploring the fishing village of Tai O, taking a boat ride to the outlying islands like Cheung Chau or Lamma Island, or visiting Macau , known for its casinos and Portuguese heritage.

Yes, a day trip to Macau can be enough to explore some of its main attractions and get a taste of the city's unique blend of Portuguese and Chinese cultures. Macau is a relatively small region, and many of its popular tourist spots can be visited within a day.

Some key attractions to consider during a day trip to Macauinclude:

1). Historic Center of Macau: This UNESCO World Heritage site features well-preserved colonial architecture, including iconic landmarks like the Ruins of St. Paul's and Senado Square.

2). Macau Tower: The Macau Tower offers panoramic views of the city and thrilling activities such as bungee jumping and a Skywalk.

3). The Venetian Macao: One of the world's largest casinos and integrated resorts, The Venetian Macao offers a taste of Las Vegas-style entertainment, shopping, and dining.

4). Taipa Village: Explore the charming streets of Taipa Village, known for its Portuguese influences, traditional shops, and delicious Macanese cuisine.

5). A-Ma Temple: This ancient temple dedicated to the goddess of seafarers is a significant cultural and historical site in Macau.

6). Macau Museum: Gain insights into Macau 's history and culture through the exhibits at the Macau Museum.

While a day trip can provide a glimpse of Macau 's highlights, keep in mind that the city has more to offer, including additional historical sites, temples, casinos, and Macanese cuisine. If you have more time available, consider extending your stay to fully explore and appreciate the unique aspects of Macau.

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The best time to visit Hong Kong is during the autumn months (September to November) when the weather is pleasant and the humidity is lower. Spring (March to May) is also a good time with mild temperatures. However, Hong Kong can be visited year-round , and each season has its own charm.

Yes, Hong Kong is generally considered to be an expensive city. The cost of living, accommodation, dining, and entertainment can be relatively high compared to many other destinations. However, it is still possible to find options to suit different budgets by planning and making budget-conscious choices.

In Hong Kong, the best way to travel and navigate the city is through its efficient and extensive public transportation system. Here are the key modes of transportation in Hong Kong :

MTR (Mass Transit Railway) : The MTR is a rapid transit system that covers Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, New Territories, and connects to the airport. It is fast, reliable, and convenient for traveling between different districts and major attractions.

Trams : The iconic double-decker trams operate on Hong Kong Island, running along the northern coastline. They provide a leisurely and nostalgic way to explore popular areas like Central, Wan Chai, and Causeway Bay.

Ferries : Hong Kong is made up of numerous islands, and ferries are an important mode of transport to reach places like Lantau Island, Cheung Chau, and Lamma Island. The Star Ferry also offers a picturesque ride across Victoria Harbour between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island.

Taxis : Taxis are widely available in Hong Kong , and they come in various colors indicating different types and services. Red taxis operate throughout most of Hong Kong , while green taxis serve the New Territories, and blue taxis operate exclusively on Lantau Island. Taxis can be convenient, especially when traveling in groups or with heavy luggage.

Mini-buses : Mini-buses are small vans that operate on fixed routes and can be hailed along the street. They are faster than regular buses but have limited seating capacity.

Walking : Hong Kong is a compact city with many pedestrian-friendly areas. Walking can be a pleasant way to explore neighborhoods, especially in areas like Central, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Causeway Bay.

It's recommended to use an Octopus Card, a rechargeable smart card, for seamless payment across most modes of public transport. The card can also be used for payments at convenience stores, restaurants, and more.

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The best way to travel from Hong Kong to Macau is usually by ferry . There are several ferry operators that provide frequent services between the two destinations. Here are the key options:

TurboJet: TurboJet is one of the major ferry operators and offers regular services between Hong Kong and Macau . They operate from multiple terminals including Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal in Sheung Wan, China Ferry Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui, and Hong Kong International Airport.

Cotai Water Jet: Cotai Water Jet is another popular ferry operator that provides services between Hong Kong and Macau . They mainly operate from the Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal in Sheung Wan and the Hong Kong International Airport, with some services also available from the China Ferry Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui.

SkyPier: If you are traveling from Hong Kong International Airport, you can take a ferry directly to Macau from the SkyPier, which is located within the airport. This option offers convenience for those arriving by air.

The ferry journey from Hong Kong to Macau takes approximately one hour, and the ferries are comfortable and equipped with facilities like seating areas, onboard entertainment, and refreshments.

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The official currency of Hong Kong is the Hong Kong Dollar (HKD). Currency exchange services are widely available throughout the city, including at banks, exchange counters, and hotels. Many ATMs accept international cards, making it convenient to withdraw cash. Credit cards are widely accepted in most establishments.

Hong Kong is a paradise for food lovers. Some must-try dishes include dim sum (bite-sized steamed or fried dumplings), roast goose , wonton noodles , egg tarts , pineapple buns , and milk tea . Street food options like curry fish balls, stinky tofu, and egg waffles are also popular choices.

Hong Kong is renowned for its shopping opportunities. Some popular shopping areas include Causeway Bay (中环), Tsim Sha Tsui (尖沙咀), Mong Kok (旺角) , Central, and Admiralty. Markets like Temple Street Night Market (庙街) , Ladies' Market (女人街) , and Stanley Market (赤柱市场) offer a wide range of goods, including clothing, electronics, souvenirs, and local street food.

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Hong Kong is an immense city, and we’re not just talking about the buildings. Make the most of your time in the 852 by booking one of these tours and letting a seasoned guide lead you to the city’s most intriguing spots.

One of the most vibrant cities in the world, Hong Kong begs to be explored. But with so much ground to cover, it can be overwhelming. That’s where guided tours come into play. They cut through the clutter and side-step tourist traps to bring you straight into the heart of a city’s culture. Whether you’re interested in history, hiking, food or art, there’s a tour for you in this bustling metropolis.

1. Hong Kong After Dark

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Some cities sparkle in the day, but Hong Kong truly shines at night – and not just because of all the illuminated skyscrapers. This tour starts at one of the most famous markets in the city, Temple Street Night Market. Here, you can shop for souvenirs, try local food and even have your fortune told by a bird. Then stroll through a tranquil park, and take in the spectacular view from a secret spot. The excursion also covers a bit about Chinese opera and Hong Kong architecture.

2. Kowloon Street-Food Tour

Learn more about Cantonese cuisine on this three-hour tour around Kowloon , the “dark side” of Hong Kong. Your guide will take you through a bustling fruit and produce market, pointing out the ingredients that define Hong Kong’s unique dishes. Then, taste them for yourself at busy dining courts and dai pai dongs (open-air food stalls). Ordering in Hong Kong can be intimidating because of the no-nonsense, seemingly gruff attitudes of restaurant staff, but this tour will give you the confidence to order anywhere.

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4. Hong Kong Markets Small-Group Walking Tour

Local markets are an integral part of Hong Kong life. It’s where locals buy their weekly groceries, home goods and more, and they’re great fun for tourists, too. Explore the most well-known markets in the city, such as the enchanting flower market, the colourful bird market, busy Ladies’ Market and more. It’s a great opportunity to pick up quirky souvenirs and snap a few photos to show your friends at home. All the haggling will definitely work up an appetite, and thankfully, there is plenty of street food to try along the way.

5. The Best of Hong Kong: Private Tour With a Local Guide

With so many attractions and areas to explore, Hong Kong is vast yet intimidating. Hiring a private guide is an excellent way to acquaint yourself with the city, especially if you’re a first-time visitor or short on time. With their intimate knowledge, they can craft a multifaceted itinerary for your group and provide a level of attention you won’t be able to find elsewhere. Whether it’s a food-focussed day or an afternoon on the trails, they’ve got you covered.

6. Hong Kong TramOramic Sightseeing Tour

The immaculate MTR, Hong Kong’s underground system, tends to hog the spotlight when it comes to transport. But the city’s classic trams or “ding dings” are really the unsung hero of getting around this crazy island. The vintage 1920s trams are a charming way to take in the views. Your ticket includes two days of unlimited tram rides, so remember that the best vistas are always from the top deck. While family-friendly, this isn’t suitable for those with limited mobility.

7. Little Adventures in Hong Kong

Hong Kong people are intensely proud of their culinary culture and with good reason. Dedicate an afternoon to eating your way through the city with Little Adventures Hong Kong . It runs the smallest tours in the city, with a maximum of three people per group, which allows you to slip into small tea parlours and intimate dai pai dongs like a resident. It customises all tours (which are available in multiple languages) to fit each group and hand-selects every restaurant and stall.

8. New Territories Heritage Walk

Hiking Trail

People often get distracted by the grandeur of Hong Kong Island and forget about the rest of the city. The New Territories, for example, has a rich history that few tourists explore. For centuries, migrant people from China would come down and farm the fertile land here. The first was the Tang family clan, who arrived as early as 1069. Follow their history on this fascinating walking tour , which includes two 12th-century villages, temples, clan halls, Hong Kong’s only ancient pagoda and the city’s last walled village.

9. Old v New Hong Kong

Part of what makes Hong Kong so engaging is its blend of old and new. Though it’s known as a major financial hub, it maintains elements of its modest past as a fishing village. To truly understand Hong Kong, you have to embrace both. This tour is all about opposites. It takes you through the wealthiest areas and the poorest, shops bursting with antiques and little boutiques that celebrate the future of Asian design. If you’re looking for a crash course in Hong Kong, this is it.

10. Countryside Adventure Tours

Geoparks, mountains, waterfalls, war relics, bat walks and snorkelling – the landscape surrounding Hong Kong is rich with experiences for outdoor enthusiasts. The team at Countryside Adventure Tours know every inch of the diverse landscape. See the fiery autumn colours of the trees at Tai Tong in Yuen Long, go in search of fireflies or tiptoe your way through some of Hong Kong’s creepiest abandoned ghost towns. Plenty of the tours are child-friendly and are available in both English and Dutch.

11. Vive Hong Kong

Hong Kong welcomes visitors from all around the globe, but unfortunately, most tours are offered only in English. Vive Hong Kong is changing that. It’s the first and only travel agency in the city that focusses specifically on Spanish and Portuguese visitors. It offers a selection of lively tours for up to 15 guests, with both private and group options available. If you’re keen to explore beyond the city, book the Macau tour.

12. Hong Kong Urban Myths Walking Tour: Ghost and Food in Wan Chai

Hong Kong runs on superstitions. Check out the elevators, and you’ll often find the fourth floor is missing. Peek at the skyscrapers, and you might notice giant holes in the middle. And don’t even think about giving someone a clock for a gift, or sticking your chopsticks in your rice! Find out why, and so much more, on this tour of Hong Kong’s spooky side. A local guide will take you through the most haunted spots and terrify you with ghost stories. Feel free to work up an appetite, as street-food snacks are included in the tour.

13. Wild Hong Kong

Discover the beauty of Hong Kong’s wild side with Wild Hong Kong , the ultimate option for the adventurous. These tours will take you to the most remote (and beautiful) spots in the city, whether you opt to cycle, hike or stand-up paddleboard your way there. Don’t waste any of your precious time getting lost on unmarked trails or unfamiliar waters – just follow the experts. These tours are available in English, Dutch and German.

14. Historical Walking Tour of Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s history is long, fascinating and complex. Whether you’re visiting for a week, or you’ve lived here for a year, it’s worth understanding the monarchical and colonial past. Both are inextricably linked to the dynamics of the city’s present and future. This intimate group tour will lead you through famous landmarks, such as Possession Point, Dr Sun Yat-sen Historical Trail and the Forever Blooming Bauhinia sculpture, while putting them into historical context.

15. Temple and Feng Shui Tour

Take a walk on the spiritual side with this Temple and Feng Shui Tour . Feng shui is an ancient art that balances out chi or qi , the vital life force of all people, places and things, to encourage good luck, health and wealth. Using a special compass called a luopan and some complex calculations, a feng-shui master can look at (and improve) the chi of a place. This guided walk is a crash course in this fascinating practice, starting among the skyscrapers of Central and ending at a tranquil Buddhist temple.

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1 Day Hong Kong Culture Tour with A Savory of Victoria Harbor

Hong Kong is a city that pulsates with energy where east and west meet to create a truly unique culture. There is also a superb array of attractions, from towering skyscrapers, street bazaars, time-honored transport modes, elegant temples to beaches and verdant parkland. This one-day Hong Kong culture tour is designed best for travelers who want to have a good savor of Hong Kong’s history and culture as well as catch the best views of Victoria Harbor in the daytime and at night either by ferry or on foot. It helps you see further, explore deeper and travel in special way to know every aspect of Hong Kong. You are going to fall in love with this enigmatic metropolis.

•  Type : Private Tour
•  Tour Code : CD-HKT-01(B)
•  Price : from request
•  Trip Length : 1D/0N
•  Theme : Culture / History

HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS TOUR

• Catch the legendary Peak Tram up to Victoria Peak - the No.1 destination in Hong Kong. Rising above the financial heart of Hong Kong Island, Victoria Peak offers superlative view of the city and the countryside beyond.
• Have an enjoyable learning about “Hong Kong Story” starting from the Devonian period 400 million years ago and concludes with the Handover of Hong Kong in 1997. Also, enjoy some vividly folk culture in this museum.
• Explore the north side of Kowloon and pay a cultural visit to the Taoist Wong Tai Sin Temple as well as a Tang-Dynasty style garden with elegant atmosphere. You are going to love the garden hidden in the bustling city.
• Take the 10-minute Star Ferry from Central on Hong Kong Island to Kowloon across Victoria Harbor. Enjoy the magnificent views along Tsim Sha Tsui East Promenade offering pockets of culture as you stroll.
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Hong Kong Day Tour Half Day Private Tour + Half Day Suggested Self-guided Itinerary

Ni Hao! In this morning, the local guide and driver will pick you up at your hotel or assigned place (like airport, railway station or metro station). Your amazing Hong Kong tour starts. Firstly, you’ll experience the quickest and most scenic way to reach up the highest point on Hong Kong Island (552 meters) -  Victoria Peak  by the legendary  Peak Tram  which has been operating for more than 130 years as one of the world’s oldest funicular railways. Ascend the Sky Terrace 428 observation deck to enjoy 360-degree spectacular panoramic views of the vibrant city - from the stunning skyline and Victoria Harbor to the tranquility of greenery landscape. If you like, enjoy a walk around and shoot some gorgeous photos.  Then, be transferred to Hong Kong Museum of History . The main attraction of this extraordinary museum is a permanent display called the Hong Kong Story. Walk through eight galleries complete with striking life-size replicas and dozens of multimedia displays and the exhibit takes you on a fascinating journey through the history that has shaped the city and its culture as well as the history of development of the territory from its earliest days to British rule and the reunification with China in 1997. Later, pay a visit to  Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple . This Taoist temple is dedicated to a deified healer named Wong Tai Sin and it is said that when he was 15 an immortal taught Wong how to make a herbal potion that could cure all illness. This temple is famed for the many prayers answered “What you request is what you get” via a practice called kau chim. Enjoy the sincere atmosphere of praying and kau chim for good fortune. Later, move your steps to  Nan Lian Garden , an elegant Tang-style garden featuring a golden pagoda, a koi pond and a collection of bizarre rocks sourced from all over China. Enjoy your time in the beautiful  Chi Lin Nunnery  located close to the garden. Built in the style of Tang Dynasty, this Buddhist complex is a serene place with lotus ponds, bonsai tea plants, bougainvillea and silent nuns delivering offerings fruit and rice to Buddha or chanting behind intricately carved screens. After the tour, be driven back to your hotel for a rest. In this afternoon and evening, you have extra time to explore on your own. (Note: If your time is tight and have no time to stay in Hong Kong, we can escort you to the airport, train station or port for leave. Feel free to tell us your plan.) Late Afternoon & Evening Activities to Explore on Your Own: In this late afternoon, you are highly recommended to enjoy beautiful views on both sides of Victoria Harbor. Transfer to the Central for a marvel at the tall buildings in very close distance and know them one by one (like Bank of China Tower, IFC, HSBC Building), and then walk to the Central pier to take one of the oldest modes of transport - Star Ferry  which was rated by National Geographic as one of “50 Places of A Lifetime to Visit”. Enjoy the 10-minutes ride across Victoria Harbor by the distinctive green and white ferry and snap some stunning pictures of the magnificent Hong Kong skyline. Upon arrival at Tsim Sha Tsui pier, savor your stroll along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and Avenue of Stars  where offers resplendent views across Victoria Harbor to Hong Kong Island. If time allows, catch the chance to watch “A Symphony of Lights”  that is held every night at 20:00. After the show, get back to your hotel by yourselves. Victoria Harbor Amazing Night View Wong Tai Sin Temple Panoramic View from Victoria Peak during Daytime Hong Kong Star Ferry Hong Kong Museum of History Hall of Heavenly Kings in Chi Lin Nunnery

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Guilin, the darling of tourists!

Guilin is famous for having the best landscape under Heaven which can be seen in three most popular places - Guilin , Yangshuo and Longsheng . Only 3 days are needed to get them all in a single trip. You will visit the essential sites in the city, enjoy a relaxing cruise along Li River , and have a pleasant time of countryside exploration in Yangshuo Town . Another highlight is the unique trip to Longji Terrace which is an ideal place for experiencing ethnic culture, hiking and photography.

Beijing , the 'forbidden' city, now is open to the world!

As the capital city of China for more than eight-hundred years, Beijing possesses rich cultural deposits of China. You will need at least 3 days to explore its best highlights. Here is the plan - Day 1 is for you to visit the imperial historical sites, including Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City and Summer Palace ; Day 2 is to hike the magnificent Great Wall while Day 3 is for you to have a half-day visiting of the Temple of Heaven ,local Hutongs , and depart from the city.

The quotation for this trip is from Request Per Person

1. This price is for one person, based on a group of 2 adults sharing one standard double-bed room in 4-star hotel and traveling with our private tour in low seasons. 2. This price is subject to change according your traveling season, group size, hotel class, change of activities in your itinerary and possible fluctuation of currency exchange rate. If you want a lower price, you can get more people to join you, or use economy class hotels. 3. This price is only valid to March 31, 2025. 4. Reference exchange rate of USD 1=RMB 7.00. The final quote is based on current exchange rate. It may change according to the currency fluctuation, while the RMB quotation will be remained the same.

What's included?

• Professional licensed English-speaking guide;
• Admission tickets for all attractions listed in the itinerary;
• Accommodation as listed in the itinerary (4-star standard);
• Necessary vehicle transfers as listed in the itinerary;
• Domestic flights (economy class) and high-speed trains (second class) as listed in the itinerary;
• Airport (and train station) pick up and drop off;
• Luggage Transfers: between airports (railway station) and hotels;
• All meals as listed( “B” for Chinese and Western breakfast buffet in your hotel; “L” for Chinese Lunch in local restaurant; “D” for Chinese dinner in local restaurant.);
• Accident insurance;
• Our service charge, including tour planning, handling, operational and communication charges.

What's excluded?

• China visa;
• Personal expenses;
• Accommodation not listed in the itinerary;
• Single Room Supplement;
• Tourist sites which are not listed in the itinerary;
• Recommended optional activities;
• Flights or trains not listed in the itinerary;
• Excess Baggage Charges;
• Optional tips to guides, drivers, etc.

Check What our delighted customers are saying about our services

Hi dear Vivien,

our journey is about to end. We are on our way to Guilin airport. It has been an awesome trip indeed. Each destination was well chosen and everything went smoothly. I am super happy for my sister and me to be able to experience such a wonderful travel through the most stunning landscapes in China. Thank you for the perfect organization. And thank you for the nice gift we got in Guilin. Really appreciate it.

My sister with her fan. We also got a beautiful stamp and ink. Thank you very much!

just want to record our thanks to you for your good planning, coordination and arrangement for our recent holidays to Dali, Lijiang and Xianggelila. The tour guides and drivers were warm and friendly and we felt safe, and enjoyed the trip very much.

All the best to you.

Janet/Richard/Claire

1. Yes - questions were promptly addressed to my satisfaction. Excellent service overall.

2. The local guide is knowledgeable and has good command of English. He's also patient, considerate, and takes good care of his customers.

Hi Samantha,

Sunrise was very nice and checked us in to a nice room at 8:30 am. It’s been a while since we were in Shanghai, and it is a wonderful, clean city that’s very vibrant. It has been sunny and warm the last four days.

Dear Wing Zeng,

My family and I have now arrived safely back at home in Bangkok. We had a wonderful time on the cruise, and we would like to thank you very much for assisting us on the whole process, from booking the cabins to arranging transportation from Jingzhou to Maoping port. We are very impressed with your service.

As for your questions, here is my response:

1A: Wing Zeng always responds to our emails very promptly. At the beginning when I planned to book the cruise, Wing Zeng has been very patient to respond to all my questions about the cruise itinerary and the cabin types. I am very happy with her service.

2A: With Wing Zeng's help, our tour arrangements were very smooth. Our family travel with one senior and one small child, so we were very careful about transportation to and from the port. On the day of embarkation, Wing Zeng helped us book a van transfer directly from our hotel in Jingzhou to the port, which made the embarkation process very smooth and enjoyable.

3A: Definitely. I highly recommend your service to anyone who wants to take the Yangtze cruises.

4A: I'm very satisfied with your service. Our travel consultant is very helpful and professional.

5A: It would be nice if you could give a little warning that the water level in Chongqing might be too low around this time of year. Originally, our cruise was scheduled to end at Chongqing Chaotianmen port. But because of the low water level, we had to disembark somewhere else and took a 2-hour drive to Chaotianmen. The cruise arranges the transfer smoothly and it worked out fine in the end. But if this is something that happens usually around this time of year, it would be nice to be given a little warning beforehand.

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How Our Teams Serve you at China Discovery

"Highest Standards of Quality and Honesty" is the core value of each specialized team at China Discovery.

Eveyone in our company is working hard for only one goal, which is to ensure the highest level of service, luxury, and attention to detail from the minute you begin planning your trip, to the day you return home.

1-on-1 Travel Consultant

Our travel consultants are professional, experienced and responsible, helping you from the very beginning to the end of your China trip!

After sending us an inquiry, one of our travel consultants will get back to you within 0.5~23.5 hrs. In the next few days, he/she will be working closely with you to formulate a customized tour plan, as well as providing professional suggestions based on your travel interests, time, and budget.

Beside, he/she will keep in contact with you during your entire tour in China, continually checking if everything is going well as planned.

We're working at Chengdu Bamboo International Tours, local based in Chengdu.

Local Tour Guides

Our local guide in every destination is not only very friendly, enthusiastic but also very informative and knowledgeable.

Once you arrive in the destination, the patient and punctual guides will pick you up and take you to get under skin of the city at your own pace. By in-depth discovery and explanation, they’ll show you more about the history, culture, customs and authentic local life. Throughout the journey, they're not only expert guides who take care of all the details but also fellow travelers who are dedicated to help you explore in comfort and style.

Our guides are passionate about what they do, and it shows all the way!

Local Drivers & Vehicle

Using our private transfer service makes you comfortable, relaxed and worry free all the way!

Our private service includes licensed drivers with many years’ driving experience and air-conditioned, non-smoking, clean and well-maintained cars/vans. Drivers are local, polite, friendly and helpful, taking you to your tourist sites, hotels, airport/train stations in safety. All kinds of vehicle are offered, and yours depends on the size of your group. Usually, we offer sedan cars, SUVs, business vans (MPV) and different types of buses, all with extra space for your luggage.

Our private transfer service guarantees you the highest comfort!

Comfortable & Homelike Hotels

In each destination, you’ll enjoy a comfortable stay in a great location!

The hotels we choose are based on star rating, great locations, well-equipped facilities, cozy bed, high quality service and guests’ feedbacks. Choices are a lot ranging from luxury 5 star, comfortable 4 star to budget 3 star. You could decide where to stay to best suit for your budget and likes. Generally, the hotels have both Western and Chinese breakfast with a wide choices.

If you have already got an ideal hotel, please feel free to tell our travel consultants and they'll book the hotel for you.

Have good sleep in our well-selected hotels in all the destinations of China.

Meals & Dining

We can satisfy all the dietary requirements no matter you want Chinese local food, western food, vegetarian food or muslin food.

The restaurants we will take you for lunch or dinner are all designated tourist restaurants approved by local tourist administration bureau. They have very good sanitary conditions and the food is prepared fresh and clean.

There will be some meals excluded in your itinerary as you like, and your private guide will be delighted to give you some suggestions and take you to the local restaurants to taste like Beijing Roast Duck, Xian Dumpling Dinner, Sichuan Hotpot, etc., if you are interested in local food tasting.

All the dining options will satisfy your stomach!

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Most Important Hong Kong Travel Notes

Visa policy of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region is different from that of Mainland China. Hong Kong provides visa exemption to certain certificate owners for any purpose of visiting, and visa/entry permit to citizens (ordinary passport holders) of 170 countries. Otherwise, you need to apply for and get a visa to go to Hong Kong as required. Note: A Chinese Visa is not valid for visiting Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, which are considered as third regions from mainland China. Check Hong Kong Visa Free Countries List & Visa-free Period >>

Hong Kong boasting the top busiest international airport among the world serves about 170 routes to overseas cities and regions in other continents, including New York, Los Angeles, London, Sydney, Toronto, Paris, Rome, Tokyo, etc. Every day, more than 1,000 flights take off at Hong Kong International Airport and need within 5 hours to reach half of the world’s population.

Besides, Hong Kong is very well connected with many cities in Mainland China. Travelers can board a flight to reach Hong Kong from Beijing, Shanghai, Xian, Guilin, Chengdu, Guangzhou, and other nearly 50 cities. Also, Hong Kong West Kowloon Station creates new way to get there by high speed trains directly from other 44 cities in the Mainland, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guilin, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Hangzhou, Changsha, etc.

(a)Guangzhou to Hong Kong: Guangzhou launches more than 30 daily G trains every day from Guangzhou South Railway Station to Hong Kong, with a whole riding for only about 1 hour. (b) Shenzhen to Hong Kong: there are about 80 high speed trains depart from Shenzhen North Station and Shenzhen Futian Station there very frequently, which takes only 15-20 minutes to get to Hong Kong Kowloon downtown.

Several best ways are provided to travel between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, including high speed train, metro, coach/bus or private car.

● By high speed train: The most convenient and fastest way to go between. Travelers can take high speed train from Shenzhen Futian Railway Station to Hong Kong West Kowloon Railway Station or vice versa. Travelers need to be checked your valid documents at Hong Kong West Kowloon Station no matter you leave or enter Hong Kong. The high speed train journey takes only 14 minutes.

● By metro: Travelers can take Hong Kong MTR East Rail Line to arrive at Luo Wu Station. Then, go through the immigration at Luohu Port (06:30-24:00) to enter Shenzhen. It is suitable for independent travelers.

● By coach/bus: There are some cross-border buses serving from Huanggang Port to many stations in Hong Kong, including Wan Chai, Prince Edward, Kam Sheung Road, and Hong Kong International Airport. However, crossing this Huanggang Port by cross-border buses, you need to get off the bus when arrive at the port and go through the clearance procedure with all your luggage and belongings. After your customs clearance, come out from the customs building and get on the bus to Hong Kong. 

● By private car: If you go with China Discovery, we’ll normally use Huanggang Port or Shenzhen Bay Port to go through the immigration.

Both group tour and private tour are available in Hong Kong. You can choose your way to explore Hong Kong based on your time, interests and budget.

● Group tour: If you take a group tour, it means you’ll be picked up at an assigned place, hop on a big bus, enjoy sightseeing with other travelers and then be sent back at an assigned place. It is fixed with some routes, taking either half day or one full day. It is money-saving!

● Private tour: Going with China Discovery in private way, it means you’ll have your personal drivers and cars and be picked up at your hotel and visit the customizable sites/attractions and be sent back to your hotel. It is very flexible! Compared with group tour, it costs much higher.

If you want to explore Hong Kong with full enjoyment at a budget price, it is a good idea to combine group tour and private tour into “one”. You can choose half day group tour to see the classic sites on Hong Kong Island, or one day group tour to Lantau Island, local featured group to explore Kowloon, and the other time and sites to explore in private way. And if you like, you can see it on your own. For more itineraries design info, please contact our professional travel consultants.

Money & Currency: Hong Kong has its own official currency, called Hong Kong dollar. There are banknotes of HK$10, HK$20, HK$50, HK$100, HK$500, HK$1000, and coins of 10 cents, 20 cents, 50 cents, HK$1, HK$2, HK$5, and HK$10. Usually, the exchange rate is HK$1=USD0.128, HK$1=CNY0.88, HK$1=0.1027GBP. For convenience and better rate, it is suggested to exchange some Hong Kong dollars before you go.

Electricity, Voltage & Sockets: The standard in Hong Kong is 220v, 50Hz. And most hotel bathrooms also have outlets for 100v. Most outlets in Hong Kong are for three-pronged UK-style plugs. A power adapter is suggested to prepare for charging your mobile phones, cameras, tablets, etc. And that can be provided in some hotels or found in some supermarkets.

Languages: Chinese and English are both the official language of Hong Kong. Cantonese, Mandarin and English are all frequently used there. Nearly 90% people there speak Cantonese. However, as some people can speak English, especially many young people. Chinese and English are used for signs and notes (Cantonese, Mandarin and English for voice broadcasting on all MTR and most public buses), it is easy to travel in Hong Kong for a foreign visitor.

Hong Kong houses an extremely large quantity of accommodation in downtown and suburb areas. Kowloon and Hong Kong Islands offer more options and are largely more chosen by travelers and business visitors. From world top luxury 5-6 star hotels, to average comfortable hotels to budget homestay and cheap hostels and even berths can be found galore, especially at Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, Yau Ma Tei, Central, Causeway Bay, Admiralty, Wan Chai, Sheung Wan, etc.

For most first-timers to Hong Kong, Tsim Sha Tsui is a top choice, where fabulous view of the Victoria Harbor, many shopping centers and museums are within short distances. Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei are good to savor Hong Kong local culture with famous Ladies Market, Temple Market and a good portion of budget hotels. Causeway Bay offer many reputable accommodations and is favored for shopping and family visitors. To seek the night life and left historical feature from the colonial era, Central should be at the top of your list.

Many travelers choose to do one day tour from Hong Kong to Macau by ferry. Macau is a popular tourist destination, where a cluster of eye-pleasing heritage building relics, rich types of flavoring food and snacks, strong atmosphere of traditional China and Western world, etc. can be savored handy. Usually, visitors take a fast ferry from Central or Tsim Sha Tsui to Taipa or Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal to start the one-day exploration to the Ruins of St. Paul Cathedral, Senado Square, Section of Old City Wall, A Ma Temple, and Border of Gate and try some tasting Portuguese and Macao food, such as the Portuguese egg tarts, etc. And then, you can take a ferry back to Hong Kong or fly to your next destination very easily. 

China’s Greater Bay Area covers Hong Kong, Macau and nine cities in Guangdong Province (Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Foshan, Huizhou, Dongguan, Zhongshan, Jiangmen, and Zhaoqing). Among all the cities and routes, Hong Kong - Macau - Shenzhen - Guangzhou is the most popular way to see all the highlights in the bay area, taking about 8 days.

Different people come to Hong Kong for different reasons. No matter you are businesspersons, family with kids, foodies, layover transiting, Hong Kong has something to offer. To travel beyond Hong Kong, you can head to Guilin, Zhangjiajie, Shanghai, Xian, Beijing and other destinations in China. Please feel free to tell us any idea you are thinking about, and our professional travel expert from China Discovery will help you plan your Hong Kong China trip with sincerity and rich experience and knowledge!

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Posted: March 4, 2024 | Last updated: March 4, 2024

Hong Kong, a bustling metropolis known for its skyline, vibrant street life, and rich cultural tapestry, offers an exhilarating blend of tradition and modernity. This guide explores the multifaceted experiences of Hong Kong, from its towering skyscrapers and bustling markets to tranquil temples and lush green spaces.

1. Victoria Peak

Victoria Peak, the highest point in Hong Kong, offers an unparalleled view of the city’s skyline. This sight is as breathtaking by day as it is glittering by night. The journey to the peak is an experience, with the Peak Tram providing a steep and picturesque ascent. Once at the summit, the Peak Circle Walk, a leisurely path around the peak, offers various vantage points to view the sprawling metropolis below.

The Peak Galleria, a shopping and dining complex at the top, provides a range of options for refreshment and leisure, making it a perfect spot to relax after a walk. The blend of natural beauty and urban sophistication at Victoria Peak encapsulates the essence of Hong Kong, offering a moment of tranquility above the city’s hustle and bustle.

Insider’s Tip: Visit during the late afternoon to enjoy the sunset and witness the city lights come alive at dusk.

How To Get There: Take the Peak Tram from its Garden Road terminus in Central, or bus 15 from Exchange Square bus terminus.

Best Time To Travel: The views are best on clear days, typically from October to December.

2. Temple Street Night Market

The Temple Street Night Market, located in the heart of Kowloon, is a vibrant showcase of Hong Kong’s lively street culture. As the sun sets, the market streets come alive with vendors selling an array of goods, from traditional Chinese medicine and jade to electronics and souvenirs. The market is a vibrant cultural experience.

Here, you can savor local street food specialties, enjoy impromptu opera performances, and even have your fortune told. The bustling atmosphere, with its mix of locals and tourists, creates a lively environment that is quintessentially Hong Kong. A stroll through the Temple Street Night Market offers a glimpse into the city’s everyday life and its rich, multifaceted culture.

Insider’s Tip: Try some local street food delicacies like egg tarts or fish balls from the market’s numerous food stalls.

How To Get There: The market is easily accessible via the MTR, alighting at Jordan Station.

Best Time To Travel: The market operates daily from 4 PM, but the best atmosphere builds up after 7 PM.

3. The Star Ferry

The Star Ferry, a historic mode of transport between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, is a symbol of the city’s heritage. The ferry ride offers a unique perspective of Hong Kong’s iconic skyline, set against the backdrop of Victoria Harbour.

The experience of crossing the harbor on the Star Ferry is both humbling and awe-inspiring, as one witnesses the grandeur of the city from a vantage point that has remained unchanged for over a century. The gentle rhythm of the ferry’s journey and its panoramic views make it a must-do for anyone seeking to experience the essence of Hong Kong.

Insider’s Tip: Take a ride at night to see the Symphony of Lights, a spectacular light and sound show featuring more than 40 buildings on both sides of the harbor.

How To Get There: Ferries depart from Central Pier on Hong Kong Island and Tsim Sha Tsui Pier in Kowloon.

Best Time To Travel: Evening rides offer the most dramatic views of the city’s illuminated skyline.

4. Lantau Island and the Tian Tan Buddha

Lantau Island, the largest of Hong Kong’s islands, starkly contrasts the city’s urban landscape. The island is home to the Tian Tan Buddha, a majestic 34-meter-high bronze statue atop 268 steps. This serene and spiritual site offers a panoramic view of the island’s lush mountains and the South China Sea.

The nearby Po Lin Monastery and Ngong Ping Village provide a cultural and spiritual exploration, with opportunities to enjoy vegetarian meals prepared by the monks. Lantau Island’s tranquil environment, with its natural beauty and spiritual landmarks, offers a peaceful retreat from the city’s frenetic pace, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in a different aspect of Hong Kong’s diverse character.

Insider’s Tip: Take the Ngong Ping 360 cable car for a scenic journey to the Buddha statue, with breathtaking views of the island.

How To Get There: Take the MTR to Tung Chung Station, then the Ngong Ping 360 cable car.

Best Time To Travel: Weekdays to avoid crowds, with clear skies for the best views from the cable car and at the Buddha.

5. Hong Kong Park

Hong Kong Park, nestled among the skyscrapers of Central Hong Kong, highlights the city’s ability to blend urban development with natural beauty. This tranquil park, with its aviary, artificial lake, and lush greenery, provides a peaceful escape from the urban jungle. The park’s design seamlessly integrates natural landscapes with modern facilities, including sports courts and playgrounds.

The Edward Youde Aviary, one of the park’s highlights, is home to a variety of exotic birds, offering a chance to connect with nature amidst the city. The Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware, located within the park, adds a cultural dimension, showcasing the art and history of Chinese tea.

Hong Kong Park is a green space and a symbol of the city’s harmonious coexistence with nature and its commitment to providing breathing spaces for its residents and visitors.

Insider’s Tip: Visit the Edward Youde Aviary early in the morning to see various birds in a more tranquil setting.

How To Get There: The park is centrally located in Admiralty and is easily accessible on foot or by MTR.

Best Time To Travel: The park is beautiful year-round, but spring and autumn offer the most pleasant weather for outdoor activities.

6. Lan Kwai Fong and SoHo

Lan Kwai Fong and SoHo, two of Hong Kong’s most popular nightlife districts, offer a pulsating mix of bars, restaurants, and clubs. These areas are the epicenter of the city’s after-dark activities, buzzing with energy and excitement. With its steep, narrow lanes, Lan Kwai Fong is known for its vibrant bar scene, attracting a lively crowd of locals and expats.

SoHo, short for “South of Hollywood Road,” offers a more diverse experience with an array of international cuisines, art galleries, and boutique shops. The Mid-Levels Escalator, the world’s longest outdoor covered escalator system, connects these two areas, making them easily accessible.

The dynamic atmosphere of Lan Kwai Fong and SoHo, with their blend of culinary delights, artistic expressions, and nocturnal revelry, captures the cosmopolitan spirit of Hong Kong.

Insider’s Tip: Explore the side streets and hidden alleys for unique bars and eateries away from the main crowds.

How To Get There: Both areas are within walking distance from the Central MTR station.

Best Time To Travel: Evenings, especially on weekends, when the areas are most lively.

7. The Hong Kong Museum of History

The Hong Kong Museum of History presents a comprehensive narrative of the city’s rich and complex heritage. Spanning millions of years, from its geological formation and prehistoric times to the modern metropolis it is today, the museum offers a deep dive into Hong Kong’s multifaceted past.

The exhibits are meticulously curated, featuring detailed dioramas, authentic artifacts, and interactive displays. Key highlights include the recreation of old Hong Kong streets, giving visitors a sense of walking through history. This museum is not just a place to observe; it’s an educational journey that brings the story of Hong Kong and its people to life.

Insider’s Tip: Allocate several hours to fully appreciate the extensive exhibits, which comprehensively understand Hong Kong’s history.

How To Get There: The museum is located in Tsim Sha Tsui, accessible via the MTR.

Best Time To Travel: Weekday mornings are less crowded, offering a more relaxed experience.

8. The Dragon’s Back Hike

The Dragon’s Back hike, renowned for its breathtaking coastal views, is a must-do for nature enthusiasts visiting Hong Kong. Named for its undulating ridges that resemble a dragon’s spine, this trail offers stunning vistas of the South China Sea and the lush Shek O Country Park. The hike culminates at Shek O Peak, where the panoramic views are unparalleled.

The trail then descends to Big Wave Bay, a perfect spot to relax and unwind after the trek. The Dragon’s Back hike emphasizes Hong Kong’s natural beauty, showcasing a side of the city that contrasts sharply with its urban landscape.

Insider’s Tip: Continue the hike to Big Wave Bay and relax on the beach after your trek.

How To Get There: Take bus 9 from Shau Kei Wan MTR Station to the trail’s starting point.

Best Time To Travel: Autumn and spring offer the best weather for hiking, with clear skies and moderate temperatures.

9. Wong Tai Sin Temple

Wong Tai Sin Temple, a revered Taoist temple, is a colorful and vibrant place of worship known for its practice of Kau Cim, a method of fortune-telling. The temple’s ornate traditional Chinese architecture, with its red pillars, golden roof, and intricate carvings, is a visual feast.

The temple grounds also feature a beautifully landscaped garden, adding to the serene atmosphere. Visitors come here not only to seek spiritual guidance but also to experience a peaceful and contemplative environment. Wong Tai Sin Temple is a cultural landmark that offers a glimpse into the spiritual practices and beliefs of Hong Kong’s people.

Insider’s Tip: Participate in the Kau Cim fortune-telling ritual for a unique cultural experience.

How To Get There: The temple is easily accessible by MTR, alighting at Wong Tai Sin Station.

Best Time To Travel: Visit on weekdays to avoid crowds on weekends and religious holidays.

10. Aberdeen Harbor and Jumbo Kingdom

Aberdeen Harbor, once a quiet fishing village, is now a vibrant waterfront area reflecting Hong Kong’s maritime heritage. The harbor is home to the famous Jumbo Kingdom, one of the world’s largest floating restaurants, known for its lavish decoration and fine dining.

A sampan ride around the harbor offers a unique perspective of the traditional lifestyle of the Tanka people, who have lived on boats in the harbor for generations. Aberdeen combines the old and the new, showcasing Hong Kong’s evolution while preserving its maritime traditions.

Insider’s Tip: Take a sampan ride around the harbor for an up-close view of the local fishermen’s way of life.

How To Get There: Aberdeen is accessible by bus or taxi from Central or by taking a sampan from the Aberdeen Promenade.

Best Time To Travel: Late afternoon or evening to enjoy the harbor lights and a dinner on the water.

11. The Markets of Mong Kok

Mong Kok, characterized by its high population density and vibrant street life, is home to some of Hong Kong’s most famous markets. The Ladies’ Market, Flower Market, and Bird Market each offer a unique shopping and cultural experience.

The Ladies Market is known for its clothing, accessories, and souvenirs, while the Flower Market is a colorful array of fresh flowers and plants. The Bird Market is a fascinating place where songbirds are sold in intricate bamboo cages.

Exploring these markets provides a sensory and cultural adventure, showcasing the lively and bustling nature of Hong Kong’s street commerce.

Insider’s Tip: Haggle to get the best prices, as bargaining is common in these markets.

How To Get There: Mong Kok is easily accessible by MTR, with each market within walking distance of the station.

Best Time To Travel: The markets are most vibrant in the late afternoon or early evening .

The Bottom Line

Hong Kong is a city of contrasts, where ancient traditions coexist with modern dynamism. As you explore its bustling streets, tranquil parks, and scenic trails, immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant culture and discover the unique experiences that make Hong Kong truly captivating. Remember, Hong Kong is much more than a destination; it’s a journey through diverse experiences and endless discoveries.

To fully experience the essence of Hong Kong, venture beyond the tourist spots. Explore the local neighborhoods, try the street food, and engage with the locals. This approach will enrich your understanding of the city and provide a more authentic and memorable experience.

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For transparency, this content was partly developed with AI assistance and carefully curated by an experienced editor to be informative and ensure accuracy.

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