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Top things to do in Hong Kong
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Top attractions in Hong Kong
Amusement park
Hong Kong Disneyland
Welcome to Hong Kong Disneyland, a magical destination located on reclaimed land in Penny's Bay, Lantau Island, Hong Kong. As the first Disneyland in Asia outside of Japan, this enchanting theme park offers a unique blend of Disney magic, Chinese culture, and thrilling adventures, making it a must-visit for travelers of all ages. Nestled in the heart of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Disneyland promises an unforgettable experience where dreams come true!
Commercial district
Tsim Sha Tsui
Immerse yourself in the vibrant and bustling district of Tsim Sha Tsui, located next to Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong. Known for its stunning waterfront views, high-end shops, and diverse culinary scene, Tsim Sha Tsui offers a unique blend of culture, history, and luxury experiences. The area has a rich history dating back to before it was ceded to the British Empire in 1860, reflected in its name meaning 'sharp sandspit' in Cantonese.
Nature park
Victoria Peak
Victoria Peak, also known as Mount Austin or simply 'The Peak,' is the highest hill on Hong Kong Island, standing at 552 meters (1,811 feet). This iconic destination offers breathtaking panoramic views of Central Hong Kong, Victoria Harbour, and the surrounding islands, making it a must-visit for tourists and locals alike. Whether you're a nature lover, a history buff, or a foodie, The Peak has something to offer everyone. Instagram buffs often visit at twilight to capture stunning images of the city's illuminated skyline, or photograph the area's rich flora and fauna and historic buildings while taking a relaxing hike along the tree-lined Peak Circle Walk. The Peak — a short trip from the central business district — is easy to reach by bus or taxi. Offering lush greenery and a host of attractions, The Peak is a must-see Hong Kong destination both day and night.
Tourist attraction
Victoria Harbour
Welcome to Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong, a natural landform harbour that has played a pivotal role in the city's history and development. With its deep, sheltered waters and strategic location, the harbour has been a key factor in Hong Kong's establishment as a British colony in 1841. Today, Victoria Harbour is a major tourist attraction known for its stunning skyline views, vibrant atmosphere, rich history, and cultural significance. Nestled in the up and coming Victoria Harbour/North Point area, this central location provides a peaceful retreat just outside the bustling city center, offering a perfect blend of modern luxury and cultural heritage. Whether you're looking for stylish accommodations, exceptional service, or a taste of local culture, Victoria Harbour has something for every traveler.
Scenic spot
Ngong Ping 360
Welcome to Ngong Ping, a highland in the western part of Lantau Island, Hong Kong, known for its cultural and historical significance. Explore the serene Po Lin Monastery and marvel at the majestic Tian Tan Buddha, standing tall amidst the hills. Ngong Ping offers a unique blend of traditional charm and modern attractions, making it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a memorable experience.
Geographical district
Tung Chung
Tung Chung, meaning 'eastern stream', is a vibrant area on the northwestern coast of Lantau Island, Hong Kong. As one of the most recent new towns, Tung Chung was formerly a rural fishing village with a rich history dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties. Today, it is a modern town developed as part of the Airport Core Programme, offering a unique blend of heritage and modernity. Welcome to Tung Chung, Hong Kong, a vibrant destination that seamlessly blends modernity with tradition. Explore the bustling streets filled with local markets, historical landmarks, and stunning views of the surrounding nature. Tung Chung offers a unique experience for travelers seeking a mix of culture, history, and natural beauty.
Geographical district
Kai Tak
Kai Tak, Hong Kong, is a destination that seamlessly blends rich history with modern redevelopment. Once home to the iconic Kai Tak International Airport, this area now offers travelers a unique glimpse into Hong Kong's past while providing contemporary attractions and amenities. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast, a history buff, or simply looking to explore a vibrant part of the city, Kai Tak has something for everyone.
Tourist attraction
Mongkok
Mongkok, Hong Kong, is a vibrant and bustling district that offers a unique blend of culture, history, and culinary delights. Known for its lively atmosphere and diverse attractions, Mongkok is a must-visit destination for travelers seeking an authentic Hong Kong experience. Experience the vibrant and bustling district of Mong Kok, a flourishing corner in Kowloon, Hong Kong. Known for its mix of old and new buildings, Mong Kok is a major shopping area characterized by a high population density and a lively atmosphere. Mongkok, the bustling heart of Hong Kong, is a neighborhood that encapsulates the vibrant essence of the city. From markets to malls, street life to youth culture, Mongkok offers a sensory overload that is both exhilarating and overwhelming. A walk through Mongkok is a must for any visitor to Hong Kong, promising a unique urban experience like no other.
Nature park
Lantau Island
Discover the enchanting allure of Lantau Island, Hong Kong's largest outlying island, where modern attractions blend seamlessly with rich cultural heritage and stunning natural landscapes. Located southwest of Hong Kong Island, Lantau offers a unique escape from the bustling city life, making it a must-visit destination for travelers. Known locally as Dai Yue Shan, this island is a paradise for adventure seekers, history buffs, and culture enthusiasts alike. From pristine beaches to the iconic Big Buddha, Lantau offers a diverse range of experiences that cater to every type of traveler. Whether you're hiking to a sunset viewpoint, exploring traditional fishing villages, or enjoying a meal by the sea, Lantau Island promises an unforgettable journey.
Geographical district
Causeway Bay
Welcome to Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, a vibrant and bustling district that offers a unique blend of attractions, shopping, dining, and entertainment. Known for its high-density buildings, rich history, and non-stop energy, Causeway Bay is a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a dynamic urban experience. Explore the neighborhood where heritage meets innovation, with easy access to the city's best offerings.
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Central
Welcome to Central, the bustling heart of Hong Kong's financial and administrative activities. Nestled on the north shore of Hong Kong Island, Central is a vibrant district where modern skyscrapers meet historical landmarks, offering a unique blend of culture, history, and contemporary urban life. Whether you're a business traveler or a tourist, Central promises an unforgettable experience with its iconic skyline, rich heritage, and diverse attractions.
Amusement park
Ocean Park Hong Kong
Dive into a world of adventure and wonder at Ocean Park Hong Kong, a premier destination that seamlessly blends education, conservation, and entertainment. Nestled in the scenic Wong Chuk Hang area of the vibrant city of Hong Kong, this sprawling 91.5-hectare marine-life theme park offers a unique experience that connects people with nature through its diverse attractions and thrilling rides. Ocean Park Hong Kong promises an unforgettable journey for visitors of all ages, combining captivating animal exhibits, immersive experiences, and breathtaking shows. Whether you're a thrill-seeker or a nature enthusiast, this iconic destination is a must-visit, offering a perfect blend of excitement and discovery.
Transport in Hong Kong
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Shenzhen Qianhai Huafa Ice and Snow World (SNOW WOW) round-trip direct bus ticket between Hong Kong and Shenzhen (provided by Trans-Island Chans Bus)
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Between Hong Kong and Liantang Port Shared Bus by Trans-Island Chinalink
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Direct bus between Hong Kong and ZhuHai Chimelong by Trans-Island Chinalink
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MacLehose Trail private transfer
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Hotels in Hong Kong
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Reviews of Hong Kong activities
selene ***************
2026-09-22 09:47:29
we booked for 2days consecutive park entry and we had the chance to enjoy so much of the perks. my family enjoyed very much. 2Days is really the best becuase you got to see in 2nd day whatever you missed in the first day. we got so lucky we find a good spot in front of the magical castle l was able to film the whole 20-minute momentous moment.
Mackenzie *********
2026-09-16 19:31:34
If you don’t want to line up for tickets going to The Peak, this is definitely the best option for you. The staff assisted me right away where to enter and scan my QR code to enter and wait for the Tram going up and the same goes when you leave. I had a great time exploring The Peak and would definitely go back with my family or friends there!
Klook用戶
2026-09-09 16:05:55
We went on a very sunny day, the weather was great. We took the Crystal Cabin. There were more sights on the right side – the airport, the big bridge... (Actually, you can see them more clearly from an airplane; the cable car isn't high enough). But on the left side, you can eventually see the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery. In the Crystal Cabin, it feels like you're standing on water and above the forest. I later realized that the Ngong Ping 360 advertisement features the panoramic cabin. I believe the panoramic cabin would give an even stronger 'person in the air' sensation. When we arrived, there were still decorations for the 20th anniversary, even though it had just ended. There's an Ngong Ping Bing Sutt (cafe) for photo opportunities. Inside the cabin, only the small windows open for ventilation, so it felt a bit stuffy. On the return trip, in a standard cabin, the sun hadn't set by 6:00 PM because it was summer, and clouds were covering the sun. I recommend allowing more time, 5 hours or more, if you want to visit the Big Buddha in addition to Po Lin Monastery. I didn't go up that day, not only because I didn't have enough time but also because it was too sunny; the weather only became overcast closer to 5 PM. I had been up before, so I didn't go again, but last time I took the bus only to the Big Buddha and didn't visit Po Lin Monastery.
NASRUL *****
2026-07-30 19:07:10
Walking into Tai Kwun's Better Together, I wasn't a spectator—I was a student. As an amateur filmmaker, 拍住上 (paak zyu soeng) is my mantra. It's the pat on the shoulder, the camera roll, the bond that turns a crew into family. This exhibition breathes life into that. From 80s wire work to 90s explosions, every prop whispers: we do this together. Standing before relics from Police Story III, I felt cinematic history. Recreated action & behind-the-scenes footage unveil Hong Kong's special effects magic—revealing how a tiny speck crafted a language Hollywood echoed. The journey from Black Rose to Rob N Roll charts not just film history, but a city's soul—resilient, adaptive, collaborative. Walking with these legends, I rediscovered my "why." This isn't an exhibition; it's a masterclass in heart & hustle. Devoted, sincere, unstoppable—these define filmmakers. If you care about film or overcoming odds, go. Feel the paak zyu soeng for yourself.
CHU *********
2026-09-13 04:53:20
When we visited, Ocean Park had a Sanrio crossover event, so there were many Sanrio character decorations and even a Sanrio character exhibition, which was very novel. Ocean Park's animal conservation is excellent; there are many different animals like dolphins, otters, meerkats, pandas, and more. All of them are very energetic and lively. The dolphins even jump out of the water to play on their own, showing they are very well cared for. The staff were also very enthusiastic in sharing information about the animals with us! Afterwards, we had lunch at the Arctic Blast Restaurant, eating while watching the penguins, which was delightful! Perhaps the younger generation isn't as keen on thrill rides, as there weren't many people queuing for Ocean Park's rides. The longest wait was half an hour, and for some, there was no wait at all. However, the staff checked everything very thoroughly, making it feel very safe. I truly feel that Ocean Park represents Hong Kong's theme parks well; the shopping and snacks inside are also very reasonably priced!
Klook User
2026-09-20 12:51:31
My hike there today went really well. and I really enjoyed taking photos and videos.😊❤️🙌🙌
클룩 고객
2026-06-13 02:23:13
I thoroughly enjoyed both the permanent collection and the special exhibitions. The ability to see contemporary Asian art is a major advantage. Currently, a solo exhibition by artist Lee Bul is underway. You can also see works by Korean artists such as Kimsooja and Nam June Paik. The views of the West Kowloon Cultural District and Victoria Harbour through the large glass windows are a highlight in themselves. The staff were also very friendly and helpful, which showed great attention to detail. There are food trucks nearby, so it would be a good idea to grab lunch or dinner after seeing the exhibition. (I also visited the adjacent Hong Kong Palace Museum and saw the Egyptian exhibition.)
Crystel **************
2026-08-09 02:19:25
it was great. The Ninja was good as well. While the small little arcade area the some kids don't take turns properly and take a long time to play but over all it was good experience.
Jason ********
2026-09-17 10:44:14
booked this to avoid the queue for the wheel - super easy, just show the QR code and you are on. Amazing views, really high! well worth the low cost for the views.
Quick facts about Hong Kong
Local weather
℉℃ General info
Time zone
GMT +08:00
No time difference
Currency
VND
1HKD = 3,311.26VND
Official languages
Chinese (HK)
Best time to visit
JAN - FEB
Chinese New Year Lantern Carnival
FEB - MAR
Hong Kong Arts Festival
Recommended trip duration
4 days
Flight time
11 hours
When departing from Auckland
What to know before visiting Hong Kong
Top 10 Places to Visit in Hong Kong
1. Victoria Peak (The Peak)
No trip to Hong Kong is complete without riding the historic Peak Tram and taking in the sweeping city skyline from Sky Terrace 428. Go at sunset for an unforgettable view of the glowing skyscrapers and Victoria Harbour.
Take the Peak Tram to Hong Kong Victoria Peak
2. Avenue of Stars
Walk along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade for unbeatable views of Hong Kong Island’s skyline. Don’t miss the Avenue of Stars, where you can see tributes to local film legends like Bruce Lee and Chow Yun-fat.
Stroll along Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui—where cinematic legends meet breathtaking Victoria Harbour views.
3. Tian Tan Buddha
Head to Lantau Island to see the majestic Big Buddha, perched atop 268 steps. Ride the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car for panoramic views of mountains, sea, and sky, it’s a favorite among families and nature lovers.
The majestic Big Buddha on Lantau Island
4. Tai O Fishing Village
Tai O is one of Hong Kong’s most charming and culturally rich destinations. This centuries-old village is famous for its stilt houses, traditional shrimp paste, and laid-back coastal vibe. Wander through narrow lanes lined with dried seafood shops, take a boat ride through the canals, and soak in the unique atmosphere.
5. Hong Kong Disneyland
Perfect for families or anyone seeking nostalgia, Hong Kong Disneyland offers classic rides, colorful parades, and themed lands, from Frozen to Marvel. A full day of fun for all ages.
Don't miss magical moments and family fun at Hong Kong Disneyland
6. Victoria Harbour
Enjoy a short but scenic ride on a ferry by Victoria Harbour, a must-do that gives you some of the best views of the city skyline, especially at night. For just a few Hong Kong dollars, the Star Ferry offers one of the quickest and most affordable ways to travel between Tsim Sha Tsui and Central or Wan Chai.
Watch the romantic sunset on a cruise along Victoria Harbour
7. Ocean Park Hong Kong
Another must-visit amusement park in Hong Kong is Ocean Park, where thrill rides meet marine and wildlife adventures. From giant pandas to underwater tunnels and roller coasters, it offers fun for all ages in a scenic coastal setting.
Get thrilled by scenic roller coasters and breathtaking views at Ocean Park Hong Kong.
8. Hong Kong Museum of History
For history buffs, this museum in Tsim Sha Tsui offers an immersive journey through Hong Kong’s past, from prehistoric times to British colonization and modern-day life.
9. Temple Street Night Market
This lively street market in Kowloon is perfect for bargain hunters and foodies. Explore stalls selling clothes, souvenirs, and trinkets, then sample street food classics like claypot rice and egg waffles.
Tourists can shop for souvenirs and enjoy authentic Hong Kong meals at Temple Street Night Market (Photo by: Florian Wehde)
10. Lan Kwai Fong
Looking for nightlife? Lan Kwai Fong is packed with bars and clubs, while nearby SoHo offers a more upscale mix of restaurants and cocktail lounges. A hotspot for expats and locals alike.
Thrilling street life in Hong Kong
Where to Eat in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is one of the world’s top food cities, where Michelin-starred restaurants sit beside humble noodle shops. Here's what you must try:
- Dim Sum: The heart of Cantonese cuisine. Don’t miss har gow (shrimp dumplings), siu mai (pork dumplings), and char siu bao (BBQ pork buns). Where to eat Dimsum in Hong Kong: Tim Ho Wan, Luk Yu Tea House, DimDimSum Dim Sum Specialty Store
- Wonton Noodles: Springy noodles in a rich broth with shrimp or pork wontons. Where to eat Wonton in Hong Kong: Mak’s Noodle, Tsim Chai Kee
- Roast Goose: Crispy skin, juicy meat, and fragrant marinade. Where to eat Roast Goose in Hong Kong: Yat Lok (Michelin-starred), Kam’s Roast Goose
- Hong Kong Egg Tarts: Flaky, buttery pastry with silky egg custard. Where to eat Hong Kong Egg Tarts: Tai Cheong Bakery, Honolulu Coffee Shop
- Street Snacks: Try curry fishballs, cheung fun (rice rolls), stinky tofu, and grilled squid. Where to find Hong Kong snacks: Mong Kok, Temple Street, local food stalls across Kowloon
- Milk Tea & Local Cafés (Cha Chaan Teng): Pair your meal with classic Hong Kong-style milk tea or lemon iced tea, and try dishes like baked pork chop rice or pineapple buns. Where to get milk tea in Hong Kong: Australia Dairy Company (Jordan), Tsui Wah Restaurant (Central, Causeway Bay, Mong Kok, Hong Kong International Airport, etc.), Lan Fong Yuen (Central), Kam Wah Café (Mong Kok)
Savor Hong Kong street food, from wonton, fish balls to egg tarts, every bite is a local delight! (Photo by Edwin Petrus)
Tips for Travelling to Hong Kong
- Get an Octopus Card for hassle-free payment on MTR, buses, trams, ferries, and even convenience stores.
- Most locals speak Cantonese, but English is widely used in tourist areas. Signs are bilingual.
- Currency: Hong Kong Dollar (HKD). Credit cards are accepted widely, but keep some cash for street markets and small vendors.
- Wi-Fi: Public Wi-Fi is available in malls and MTR stations. You can also get a local SIM card or portable Wi-Fi on Klook for easy connectivity.
Travel Hong Kong with ease using Hong Kong Tourist Octopus Card – your all-in-one pass for transport, dining, shopping, and attractions!
With its iconic skyline, rich culture, thrilling street life, and endless dining options, Hong Kong is a destination that truly has it all. Whether you’re catching the skyline from The Peak, hunting for treasures in the night markets, or diving into dim sum heaven, this vibrant city will leave you inspired and wanting more.
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