Top 6 Things To Do In Hong Kong

December 23, 2017

Hong Kong

Hong Kong, like other major cities, thrives on paradox. Women in trendy modern styles walk alongside monks in traditional garb. Skyscrapers, science, and technology loom high as Buddhist temple incense fills the breeze. This awesome destination will give you a great cultural experience.

Getting to Hong Kong

The Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) is one of the most well-equipped and modern airports in the region. You can comfortably reach the city from the airport by taking the blue line rail into the city center. From there, you can switch metro lines to reach your final destination.

Hong Kong Airport

Getting Around Hong Kong

The easiest and fastest way to get around Hong Kong is through the use of Mass Transit Railway (MTR). The MTR are trains that operate over ground, underground and light rail.Other ways to commute in Hong Kong is by using the bus, Taxis, Tram, Ferry and light mini buses.

Tram in Hong Kong

Travel is also more convenient and simple when visitors purchase an Octopus card.
This card is a value added card that allows you to access the rail, bus, and ferry systems in the city. You can pick up your card at the airport terminal.

While most parts of Hong Kong are best accessed through the metro system, there are several outlying islands that you can only reach via bus or ferry. The public transportation system is well maintained and comfortable throughout the city.

Lantau Island, Hong Kong

Where to Stay Hong Kong

Visitors to Hong Kong have different lodging options to choose from. The accommodations range from low-cost to luxury, depending on your travel budget and taste.

Hong Kong skyline at night

Things to Do in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is one of the most dynamic cities in Asia and boots many attractions and things to do on your visit to this beautiful country. Here are a few things to do.

Kowloon Peninsula, Hong Kong

Catch a panoramic view at Victoria Peak

Here you’ll see a stunning skyline: a city that dwarfs New York runs between mountains and the Pacific. For the most spectacular view, arrive in time to catch the sunset.

Repulse Bay, Hong Kong

Boat in Hong Kong Harbour

Sip tea!

It’s been China’s favorite beverage for more than 5,000 years, and the culture of Chinese tea houses shouldn’t be missed. Tea house restaurants serve dai pai dong – an afternoon tea made with condensed milk – and dim sum, small dishes such as won tons and egg rolls.

Shop by night

Shopping is among locals’ favorite activities, and it’s not just for daytime. The Temple Street Night Market is an inexpensive bazaar known for its street buskers and fortune tellers, counterfeit watches, antiques, and unique finds.

Shopping in Hong Kong

Visit the Museums

Learn about Chinese history in one of Hong Kong’s many museums. The Hong Kong Heritage Museum is especially informative for foreigners and includes many hands-on attractions for kids.

Enjoy the Nightlife

Dance in some of Asia’s hottest night clubs. Clubs can be found throughout the city, but a top dancing district is Lan Kwai Fong in the city center.

Hong Kong

Visit the Amusement Parks

Need to have a little fun and adventure? Why not visit Hong Kong Disneyland amusement park and Ocean Park Hong Kong theme park with rides and wild animals.

Ferris wheel in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a unique city, in that it embraces international visitors while still maintaining its own flair. Make Hong Kong a stop on your flight itinerary and you won’t be disappointed.