Best Things To Do in Hong Kong, Hong Kong

1. Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery

   4.4 (4050 Votes)
   

   Religious Site, Temple, Monastery

   A steep climb to reach, but efforts are rewarded with over 12,000 Buddhas both outside and inside the temple. It is not an actual monastery as there are no resident monks and is managed by laypersons. It was built by Yuet Kai, a devout Buddhist layman, built it. There is a pagoda, a hall, two pavilions and a tower in the architectural structure at the lower level. There are four halls in a...Read more

2. Stanley

   

   Walking Area, Flea Market, Street Market

   A famous market, a charming waterfront, some excellent beaches, lively bars, and yummy restaurants work together to draw tourists like an overpowered magnet to this peninsula town. Stanley Market, in particular, is unmissable, a must-go place for tourists, for the sheer Oriental exotica experience. The shops number in the hundreds, and cover nearly every possible category – cheap silk, lo...Read more

3. Happy Valley Racecourse

   4.3 (2134 Votes)
   

   The Happy Valley Racecourse is a resurrection of the British era racing grounds that had burned down in 1918. Today, it comes alive during the horse racing seasons, is one of the two racecourses in Hong Kong. Let's get some basic things straight. Racing occurs predominantly on Wednesday nights and some weekends and public holidays, but the Racing Museum is a neat place to visit too. Placing bet...Read more

4. Mong Kok

   

   Walking Area, Nightlife

   Mong Kok is notorious. Even since the times of the British Empire, it’s been infamous for being the “heartland of various triad gangs”, yet it remains the city’s favorite hangout, especially adults and teens who are drawn in day after day by the sheer vibrancy of the area. Have a walk through the Lady’s Market (a.k.a Women’s street), Sports Shoe Street, or th...Read more

5. Temple Street Night Market

   

   Market, Street Market, Streets

   Temple street night market is the place for you if you love antiques. It is one of the busiest and liveliest places in Hong Kong located in the areas of Jordan and Yau Ma Tei in Kowloon. As you walk down the street, you will come across hawkers sitting on the street and selling everything, from bizarre products to antique pieces and home decor items as well. Most of the products that are sold h...Read more

6. Hutong Restaurant

   4.2 (1153 Votes)
   

   Restaurant

   The word "hutong" is the Mandarin term for the narrow alleyways that divide traditional houses in Beijing's old city. It is a popular place to take out-of-town-guests and first dates with its seductive decor evocative of a traditional Beijing house and the quintessential element in a top Hong Kong restaurant. The restaurant is completely Chinese and as such, the service is impeccable. The debon...Read more

7. Kowloon Park

   

   Garden, Park, Swimming Pool

   Kowloon park is one of the largest parks in Hong Kong. The tranquil beauty of the garden is a welcome change from the chaos of the city. This garden used to have an army fortress which was handed over by the military in 1970 for public use. When you step into the garden, the scenic beauty of the place will make you fall in love with it. Especially the features like the two-tier lotus pond with ...Read more

8. Nathan Road

   

   Waterfront, Shopping Center, Neighborhoods , Streets

   Nathan Road is the oldest road in Kowloon, starts just below Boundary Street in Mongkok and continues all the way to Tsim Sha Tsui's waterfront. Residents thought it was a foolish idea that would create traffic concerns and other problems. Today, it's one of the busiest and most popular commercial roads in Hong Kong and is a favorite place for visitors and locals to hang out and explore. Most v...Read more

9. Dragon's Back Hiking Trail

   

   Hiking Trail, Hill

   If hiking is a hobby, you cannot afford to miss the chance of hiking on Dragon’s Back. A perfect escape from the bustling city life, Dragon Back offers a perfect peaceful countryside to the visitors. Less than an hour’s journey from the center of the city will take you to this beautiful trail. The best part is you can reach the place via tram; the much-loved mode of transportation o...Read more

10. Lamma Island

    4.3 (1865 Votes)
    

    Beach, Island, Walking Area, Pier

    With no cars, fewer people, old-fashioned buildings, excellent walks and pretty decent beaches, Lamma Island offers a welcome respite from Hong Kong’s bustle. The island is well known for its seafood restaurant, which is popular with locals, visitors and corporate guests of some of Hong Kong’s leading business. Reaching the place would not be difficult. In just a 20 minutes ferry ri...Read more

11. Cheung Chau Island

    4.3 (1367 Votes)
    

    Island

    This curious, dumbbell-shaped island was originally a fishing haven, ever since the Ming Dynasty. The influx of merchants catering to the fishermen slowly turned it into a commercial hub. In the evening, the port is awash with the soft light of the setting sun. Wherever you look, day or night, it’s beautiful. Perhaps that’s why some figured it was a really good spot for suicide. A s...Read more

12. Madame Tussauds Hong Kong

    4.3 (1175 Votes)
    

    Specialty Museum

    It is one of the most popular wax museums in Asia, housing celebrity inspired life-size wax figures. At present, Madame Tussauds Hong Kong museum houses eleven themed areas and 100 figures. Some of them are historical and national heroes, Royal family, Hong Kong glamour personalities, TV actors, Kung Fu personalities, music icons, sports champions and characters from the fantasy world too. You ...Read more

13. Sky 100

    4.4 (1980 Votes)
    

    Observation Deck

    There’s something godlike about having a 360-degree view of the world, and that’s exactly what the Sky100 observation deck offers, from on the top of the International Commerce Centre, one of Hong Kong’s tallest buildings. It’s actually a higher spot than Victoria Peak. A high-speed elevator transports people to the top floor in just 60 seconds – an ear-popping exp...Read more

14. Sai Kung

    

    Bar, Food And Drinks, Restaurant, Street Food

    For seafood lovers, Sai Kung is the best place to sample some of the best seafood catches at Hong Kong. A small fishing village, Sai Kung is a perfect getaway to take rest after a day of hiking the hills. Bordered with picturesque sea beaches, boats and hiking trails, this village has become quite popular among tourists who wish to visit the ‘Seafood Street’ of Hong Kong. For refres...Read more

15. Tsim Sha Tsui

    

    Restaurant, Entertainment, Mall, Shopping Center

    If you are wondering where Hong Kong’s heart lies, Tsim Sha Tsui is the answer. Filled with stores, corporate buildings, shopping malls, and restaurants, this region has turned into a commerce and shopping hub for the city. Take a tour of this region to get to see a glimpse of Hong Kong’s daily humdrum. Life here does not slow down. Hence, even if you reach Tsim Sha Tsui at 11 in th...Read more

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