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Renowned for its picturesque skyline, fascinating history & culture, delicious eats, and exciting nightlife, Hong Kong is a must-visit destination for any traveler! Whether you’re looking for adventures in the city or exploring nature reserves and surrounding islands, you’ll never run out of things to do in Hong Kong. Discover Hong Kong’s best attractions and destinations with this travel guide!

Victoria Peak

Located on the western side of Hong Kong Island, Victoria Peak boasts an unbeatable view of Hong Kong’s skyscrapers, natural landscapes, and waterscapes. Take the tram or hop on the city bus if you want to avoid the queue, then purchase a ticket for terrace access for amazing views! Though Victoria Peak, also called The Peak by the locals, is all day, it’s often busiest in the evening when the city begins to light up and show off its unforgettable nightscape.

Hong Kong Disneyland

No visit to Hong Kong would be complete without stopping by Hong Kong Disneyland! Meet famous Disney characters like Mickey Mouse and the cast of Toy Story during the parade, then visit some of its most popular attractions such as Space Mountain, a thrilling roller coaster set in space, Iron Man Experience, the only Iron Man ride across all Disney parks, and the Lion King Festival, a musical that portrays a retelling of Simba’s story. Make sure to catch the fireworks at night before you leave the park!

Victoria Harbour

One of the most popular Hong Kong tourist spots, Victoria Harbour is the perfect place for a leisurely walk, with its view of the pristine harbor, surrounded by Hong Kong’s tall buildings. Victoria Harbour comes alive during the evening, with a spectacular light show accompanied by lively music, set against Hong Kong’s famous nightscape. During Chinese New Year, Victoria Harbour is also a popular destination to catch the fireworks. Should you wish to visit other harborfront communities like Tsim Sha Tsui, simply catch a ferry directly from the harbor.

Ocean Park

With its thrilling roller coasters, various water rides, and a marine park with various animals, it’s no surprise that Ocean Park is one of the top Hong Kong attractions! Check out the park’s aquarium, where you’ll learn about marine life and marine biology as you observe walruses, penguins, and more. There are even adorable pandas and koalas in the park, as well as other rainforest animals! You can also hop inside a cable car and go up the mountain for an amazing view of the city and the sea.

Tian Tan Buddha

Escape Hong Kong’s crowded streets by visiting the famed Tian Tan Buddha, a bronze Buddha statue that can be found in Ngong Ping at Lantau Island. The Tian Tan Buddha can be reached by taking a cable car, then walking across the monastery and its temples until you reach the stairs. Climb up the 268 steps to see the Tian Tan Buddha up close, surrounded by 360-degree panoramic views of Hong Kong. If you wish to enter, you can purchase a ticket at the bottom of the stairs for access.

The Peak Tram

Enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience as you make your way up Victoria Peak with The Peak Tram, a Victorian-era train that transports visitors to the highest point on Hong Kong Island! Once you’re at the top, you can purchase tickets for the viewing platform for breathtaking views of Hong Kong. In the evenings, witness the city’s famed nightscape as the skyscrapers begin to light up in a multitude of colors. Use the Octopus Card to board the tram directly, or book through Klook to skip the queueing with our fast-track access!

Ngong Ping 360

Marvel at Hong Kong’s scenery as you travel on the Ngong Ping 360, a cable car service between Tung Chung and Ngong Ping. Upgrade to a crystal cabin for a unique travel adventure, as crystal cabins are equipped with a glass floor that adds to your sightseeing experience. Once you arrive at Ngong Ping, explore the village and check out the monastery, its temples, and the Tian Tan Buddha, also known as the Big Buddha. Book your tickets through Klook to skip the queue with the Klook VIP Lane!

Avenue of Stars

After a three-year major renovation, Hong Kong’s Avenue of Stars is now better than ever! Located along the Victoria Harbour Waterfront in Tsim Sha Tsui, you’ll get to see the handprints of more than a hundred film actors as you walk along the promenade. You can even take selfies with the bronze statues of Anita Mui and Bruce Lee! The landmark has a completely different vibe in the evenings when the surrounding skyline begins to light up and showcases the marvelous nightscape.

Sky 100 Hong Kong Observation Deck

See the city from above at the Sky 100 Hong Kong Observation Deck, which offers uninterrupted views of Hong Kong’s skyscrapers and nightscapes! You’ll also get a good view of Victoria Harbour and the light show after sunset, all while avoiding the crowds below. With its modern elevators, Hong Kong's fastest double-deck high-speed elevators, you can get to the top in only 60 seconds. Make sure to drop by the cafe, check out the Augmented Reality (AR) exhibits, and get some goodies from the souvenir shop during your visit!

Lan Kwai Fong

If you’re looking to experience the city’s famous nightlife scene, then Lan Kwai Fong is a must-visit! Situated in Hong Kong’s Central area, this historic district and its narrow alleys are filled with bars, loud music, and a good crowd with both locals and foreigners. Lan Kwai Fong also has amazing restaurants, hole-in-the-wall venues, cool art, and everything else you’ll ever need for a party and a good time!

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Hong Kong is perfect for all kinds of travelers, whether they want to spend time in the city or the outdoors. Visitors who enjoy the urban landscape will love the skyscrapers, street and night markets, and the galleries. Outdoor adventures and cultural explorers, on the other hand, will enjoy Hong Kong’s nature reserves, beaches, and temples.

Hong Kong is often busiest during the holiday season, from October to February. For travelers who wish to spend time outdoors and avoid the rainy weather, the ideal time to visit is from March-May.

Stay at either Tsim Sha Tsui or Causeway Bay, where you can be near the city without having to pay too much for accommodations. Tsim Sha Tsui is ideal for visitors who will be exploring the street and night markets, while Causeway Bay is perfect if you want to visit Hong Kong’s luxury malls.

Why people love Hong Kong

ho yeung
Published 1489 days ago
I love the museum on weekdays, and I occasionally saw an online recommendation. This is the first diamond museum in Hong Kong. Located in the factory building, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, there are ten Guinness World Record-holding works inside. Moreover, the staff can explain meticulously and the guided tour itinerary smoothly, and feel at home! I also happened to meet the boss personally explain, and can communicate in real time, so that the visiting sister can understand the works and design concepts better. Achieve the brand belief: shorten the distance between diamonds and ordinary people, a good place to relax on holidays, recommend and recommend
Xin Rou
Published 1479 days ago
I actually got overnight flight from Taiwan to Malaysia, so I need to transit at Hong Kong. It helps on when u reach ur destination at late night & u need to fly early in the morning on the next day, jz bring ur phone, no need worry that u unable to reach airport even u dun have money inside ur pocket, make ur life easier ~
Foo
Published 1460 days ago
It’s very easy to use as we just need to flash our email of this voucher on our phone to access the park. It really save the trouble and time printing out and so much easier for big families like us. We have lots of fun and there’s even vouchers for food. This is highly recommended. Everything is so good and we will want to purchase again if we ever go back Hong Kong for Disneyland adventures with our kids.
Kaufen
Published 1565 days ago
Together with the credit card discount, it is far more than using the 10% discount of the coffee shop membership card. Because each cup of coffee only costs 28 Hong Kong dollars, and it can also be used for special drinks during Christmas or other limited periods. The only pity is that the discount QR page is too long, and sometimes it is not convenient to use.
Cecilia
Published 1662 days ago
Very good activity, suitable for family. Although the place is relatively remote, it can be reached by car. If there are elderly or children, they can get off the car directly at the venue. Three hours full of knowledge of the ocean and plants has increased my interest in nature. I never thought that there are so many varieties of plants in Hong Kong. The guide is clear and experienced, and a lot of information is worth participating.
Tze Kwan Ada
Published 1459 days ago
The feeling of staying again is still fresh. Since the first two days of staying in December last year, the epidemic situation in Hong Kong was severely changed. It was necessary to suspend evening dine-in and all outdoor and indoor sports venues. The hospitality and the high quality of the food made us decide to stay again. This experience has left us with wonderful anniversary memories. Maybe we will stay for the third time in the near future to experience the food and wine of the executive lounge.

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