Things to do in Hong Kong

The 2-Day Non-Stop promo was such a great deal! Having two full days at Hong Kong Disneyland meant we didn’t have to rush from one attraction to another just to fit everything in. It was especially perfect for our seniors and kids because everyone had plenty of time to enjoy the park at a comfortable pace. We got to experience different rides, live shows, character meet & greets, and parades—and still had time to simply enjoy the atmosphere. Two days really made the Disneyland experience more relaxed and enjoyable for the whole family. Definitely worth it if you’re traveling with a group! 🏰✨🎢

I actually wanted to take my kids to visit the Egypt exhibition at the Hong Kong Palace Museum last October, but I saw in the news that it was too crowded, so I kept looking for a weekday when the kids didn't have school. It ended up being almost the end of summer vacation before I finally got around to buying tickets on Klook. The Egypt exhibition closes on August 31st, so luckily we made it in time. Buying tickets on Klook not only offered a discount, but using the electronic QR code for entry was also very convenient, as we didn't have to queue to buy or collect tickets. We bought tickets for 2 PM to 6 PM, and fortunately, we arrived early (around 1:45 PM). As a result, we were able to enter early at 1:45 PM without waiting in line. Initially, the crowd wasn't too bad, and we could get close to the exhibits and take photos after a short wait in Hall 9. However, it gradually got more crowded, and the waiting times became longer. Nevertheless, having the opportunity to admire ancient Egyptian artifacts from thousands of years ago up close was absolutely worth it! By the time we left Hall 9, there was already a long queue outside, so if you're planning to go, be sure to arrive as early as possible to avoid the crowds.

The "CHIIKAWA ARTIVERSE" special exhibition at K11 MUSEA in Tsim Sha Tsui elevates the world of Nagano's "little cuties" into an artistic "universe." Unlike previous exhibitions that were simply photo opportunities, this one delves into four major cosmic themes, offering both healing and surprises. My overall impressions of the exhibition are as follows: 1. **Concept Breaks the Mold: From "Cute Works" to an "Artistic Worldview"** The exhibition title, ARTIVERSE (Art + Universe), is very fitting. The organizer, AllRightsReserved (ARR), treats Chiikawa's storyline as a grand universe, showcasing that this work is more than just "soft and cuddly": * **The Creative Texture of the [Original Art Universe]:** Over 130 of Nagano's manuscripts and original drawings are displayed, clearly showing the subtle adjustments in brushstrokes and character lines. The four-panel comics, originally viewed on phone screens, become museum-quality exhibits, further highlighting Nagano's unique aesthetic of "hardcore survival challenges beneath a cute exterior" in the story. * **The Immersive Experience of the [Musical Interactive Universe]:** Combining the work's incredibly catchy music with sound and light interactions, it allows viewers to no longer be mere spectators but to truly step into their daily lives of battling, studying, and partying. 2. **Landmark Photo Opportunity: Outdoor "CHIIKAWA Giant Carousel"** The biggest visual spectacle of this exhibition is undoubtedly the world's first giant carousel art installation on the K11 MUSEA waterfront promenade: * **A Blend of Fantasy and Victoria Harbour Views:** Nagano specially designed the "CHIIKAWA Carousel" series of figures for the exhibition. Chiikawa, Hachiware (Hachi), and Usagi (Rabbit) transform into carousel mounts. With the Victoria Harbour backdrop, photos are incredibly impactful and fairytale-like. * **Interactive Ride Experience:** Visitors who purchase exclusive seating tickets can actually "ride" the carousel (including limited special benefits), significantly enhancing participation and experiential value.

I loved my journey to Victoria Peak on the round-trip Peak Tram. The ticket was cheaper when purchased online than on the spot. I also bought a ticket for Sky Terrace 428, where I enjoyed a beautiful panoramic view of Hong Kong. However, if you don’t want to pay for the terrace, you can still enjoy a great view for free from The Peak Galleria.

We really enjoyed our camping experience. When we arrived, the weather was fine—not too hot and not raining. Although the sun was already hot and the weather was humid when we reached the village, everything was still fine. We were able to explore the village and take pictures.

Great Experience, They have dedicated lines for group bookings so we are able to enter the park without queuing, so convenient. Everyone enjoy the rides, the encounter, the spots and some games. Highly recommend booking via klook.

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.

super enjoy the best experience at water world hk🥰and also easy to use KLOOK qr code.i enjoy the slide a lot 🥰

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.