Things to do in Mongkok

Grace is very energetic, funny and helpful. Highly recommended to make sure you will have a memorable tour.

This experience is particularly good usually I would not go is to do something usually unwilling to do to do will enjoy a lot of endless fun Making this heart cake is a little difficult but happy to have the opportunity to make other different styles next time 😍

effortless visit via klook. And with flexible date, you can visit any day within the valid period.

I recently treated myself to a 75-minute aroma body massage at this lovely Thai massage and spa, and I can honestly say it was an incredible experience! From the moment I walked in, I was enveloped in a calm and warm atmosphere that instantly put me at ease. The dimmed lights created a serene ambiance, perfect for unwinding after a long week. The massage itself was nothing short of amazing. The therapist was skilled and attentive, ensuring that I felt comfortable throughout the entire session. I could feel the stress melting away as the soothing aromas filled the room. It was the perfect blend of relaxation and rejuvenation. To top it all off, they offered a delightful cup of tea afterward and before, which was a lovely touch. The staff were incredibly friendly and made me feel welcome from start to finish. If you're looking for a peaceful escape and a top-notch massage, I highly recommend this spa. I can't wait to return for another session!

Nicole and I thoroughly enjoyed our tour with our guide, Summer. The tour spanned 2.5 hours and took us from Prince Edward station to Sham Shui Po station. During the tour, Summer scheduled one restroom break at a Chinese herbal tea shop, where we also had the opportunity to sample some herbal tea. The walking involved was not very intense, as we made multiple stops, including one at a subdivided unit to experience the actual living conditions of many residents in Hong Kong. I would describe the tour as highly interactive. Summer posed questions about rental prices and the income structure of the Hong Kong government. Rather than a traditional tour, it felt more like an open exploration, guided by Summer's insights and thought-provoking questions. She encouraged questions throughout the tour and was fairly fluent in English, though her light Hong Kong accent occasionally made certain words, like “shop,” a bit hard to understand. We recommend staying hydrated during the tour and wearing sunglasses and comfortable shoes. If you're visiting in the summer, you might also want to bring a portable fan.

I’m surprised that it’s not crowded during Sunday. I’m alone in elevator going up/down (which never happened to me while visiting other observation decks). I have all the area to myself 😂. Kowloon Station is the nearest MTR. Redeeming is easy. Just show your qr code from the counter and they will give you ticket which they will scan in the entrance. Love the view at the top (I always do). For more travel related pics you can visit my FB page “Marlene Isidro Tesoro”

it is fun and happy to play group games, recommend to go with kids

recommend to come with kids, happy and fun