Explore Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a city that never stops moving. From sky-high skyscrapers and neon-lit streets to traditional temples and bustling markets, this city is packed with energy, culture, and incredible food. Whether you’re hiking to Victoria Peak, cruising through Victoria Harbour, or feasting on dim sum in a buzzing tea house, Hong Kong is the ultimate blend of old and new.

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Key Attractions & Things to Do in Hong Kong

Victoria Peak – The Best City View

Hop on the Peak Tram and head up to Victoria Peak, where you’ll get breathtaking panoramic views of the Hong Kong skyline. Visit at sunset for the ultimate photo opportunity!

Star Ferry – The Classic Harbour Experience

For just a few dollars, you can cruise across Victoria Harbour on the famous Star Ferry—a must-do for first-time visitors. The views of the skyline from the water are unreal.

Mong Kok Markets – Shop Till You Drop

If you love bargains and street markets, Mong Kok is the place to be. Check out the Ladies’ Market, Temple Street Night Market, and Goldfish Market for unique finds and street food snacks.

Lantau Island – Big Buddha & Disneyland

Take a cable car to Ngong Ping and visit the Tian Tan Buddha, one of the largest Buddha statues in the world. Want something different? Hong Kong Disneyland is also on Lantau Island, perfect for families and Disney fans.

Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade – The Best Skyline Walk

Stroll along the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront and soak up one of the most iconic cityscapes in the world. Stick around for the Symphony of Lights show every night at 8 PM!

Cheung Chau Island – A Hidden Gem

Escape the city and take a ferry to Cheung Chau Island, where you’ll find laid-back beaches, seafood restaurants, and scenic hiking trails—all just an hour from downtown.

Getting to Hong Kong

Flying to Hong Kong

Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) is one of the best in the world, with fast connections, shopping, and even an IMAX theatre.

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Getting Around 

  • MTR (Mass Transit Railway) – Fast, efficient, and the best way to get around. Grab an Octopus Card for easy travel.

  • Taxis & Ride-Share – Taxis are affordable, and Uber is available, but public transport is usually faster.

  • Ferries & Trams – Explore Hong Kong’s islands by ferry or ride the Ding Ding Tram for a budget-friendly sightseeing experience.

Must-Dos in Hong Kong

  • Eat Dim Sum at a Traditional Tea House – Try Hong Kong’s famous dumplings, BBQ pork buns, and rice rolls at Tim Ho Wan or Maxim’s Palace.

  • Take a Junk Boat Ride – Sail through Victoria Harbour on a traditional red-sailed junk boat for epic sunset views.

  • Visit the Temple Street Night Market – This bustling market is packed with cheap souvenirs, fortune tellers, and street performers.

  • Hike Dragon’s Back – One of Hong Kong’s best hiking trails, with stunning coastal views and a rewarding beach stop at the end.

  • Have a Drink at a Rooftop Bar – Experience Hong Kong’s nightlife in style at Ozone, the world’s highest bar, or Wooloomooloo in Wan Chai.

General Weather Information for Hong Kong

Hong Kong has a subtropical climate, meaning warm summers and mild winters:

  • Spring (March–May): Mild temperatures (18°C–25°C) with occasional light rain—great for outdoor exploring.

  • Summer (June–August): Hot, humid, and rainy (26°C–33°C), with occasional typhoons—perfect for beach days and rooftop drinks.

  • Autumn (September–November): Pleasant temperatures (20°C–28°C), less humidity—the best time to visit Hong Kong.

  • Winter (December–February): Cooler (15°C–20°C) but still comfortable—perfect for hiking and sightseeing.

Traveller Tips for Hong Kong

  • Get an Octopus Card – Use it for MTR, buses, trams, and even 7-Eleven snacks.

  • Try the Street Food – Egg waffles, pineapple buns, and curry fish balls are Hong Kong street food staples.

  • Stay Connected – Free Wi-Fi is everywhere, including MTR stations and public areas.

  • Follow the Local Etiquette – No jaywalking, no eating on public transport, and always stand on the right on escalators.

  • Leave Room in Your Luggage – Hong Kong’s shopping scene is legendary, from luxury malls to bargain markets.

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