Hong Kong Itinerary 7 Days

7 Days in Hong Kong - Perfect 1 Week Guide

Grand temples and even grander buildings give you one of the grandest welcomes of your life when you set your foot in Hong Kong. As if the iconic skyline and the colorful traditions weren’t enough to entice you into taking a trip to this majestic Asian city, the tempting street-food scene and the well-preserved natural diversity beckon you further! To help you make the best of this city, we have come up with an all-inclusive Hong Kong Itinerary 7 Days which treats you to a memorable week in Hong Kong.

What to see in Hong Kong in 7 days?

Day 1 – Enjoy the views from Victoria Harbour and The Peak

Enjoy the spectacular Hong Kong Skyline from Victoria Peak also known as The Peak. Stretching past the harbor to Kowloon, The Peak is the perfect place to spend your first day in the city, soaking up the flavors of Hong Kong. You can reach the peak by escalators or by bus. Also, if you stay there till the end of the day, you can also get to see the splendid light show (Symphony of Lights) that takes place at 8 pm every day.

Day 2 – Head to Hong Kong Museum of History and The Nan Lian Garden

Begin your day with an interesting visit to the Hong Kong Museum of History, a place which gives you a thorough look at the rich traditions as well as the ancient and glorious history of this region. Next, head to The Nan Lian Garden. The pretty and laid-back Nan Lian Garden is perfect for chilling and putting your feet up. Touted to be one of the most beautiful natural spots in Hong Kong, this garden is also quite close to other attractions in the city like Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and Avenue of The Stars. You can head to these places after spending a relaxed time in the Nan Lian Garden.

Day 3 – Take a trip to Macau

A big name in the casino world and boasting the tag of being the Monte Carlo of the Orient, Macau presents you with a unique blend of the Chinese-Portuguese fused culture. Accessible from Hong Kong by a short ferry trip, Macau is ideal for a day-trip. Macau has a huge plethora of attractions and activities to offer to the non-gambling folks as well.

Day 4 – Hiking at Dragon’s Back Ridge

Explore the beautiful coastal scenery and roam through the tree tunnels, bamboo groves, overgrown thickets, and vegetation by hiking at the Dragon’s Back Ridge. Offering a couple of different trails, Dragon’s Back Ridge is a must-visit place for all the outdoorsy people.

Day 5 – Discover Hong Kong’s cuisine and Street food scene

Mouthwatering Dim Sums, fried morning glories, tea drinks, roast meat, Lo Mai Gai, brisket noodles… the list of lovely food items in Cantonese and Chinese cuisines is endless! And, what better place to sample this deliciousness than the street-side stalls in Hong Kong? So, keep an entire day dedicated to street food in Hong Kong if you want to taste the best of this place.

Day 6 – Explore the Markets and Specialty Streets

In Hong Kong, there are various streets which are dedicated to specific commodities and goods. The Goldfish Street, the Herbs Street, the dried Seafood Street are just some of the few examples. Spend a day exploring these shops and roaming around these street markets!

Day 7 – Visit Lantau Island’s Giant Buddha and Tai-O Fishing Village

On the last day of your trip, plan a day trip to Lantau Island. Accessible by a half an hour ride cable car ride from Hong Kong, Lantau Island is famous for the Big Buddha statue. After paying a visit to the Giant Buddha, head to the Nong Ping village and the Tai-O Fishing Village, which is one of the world’s oldest fishing villages.