Things to do in Hong Kong

Booking our Disneyland tickets through Klook was a smooth and convenient experience from beginning to end. The reservation process was straightforward, and our tickets were confirmed quickly, making it easy to plan our trip with confidence. Entering the park was effortless. We simply presented the QR code from the Klook app at the entrance, where it was scanned in seconds. There was no need to exchange vouchers or print physical tickets, which saved us both time and effort. I really appreciated how seamless the entire process was. Klook provided a reliable and user-friendly way to purchase and use our Disneyland tickets, and I wouldn't hesitate to book through them again for future trips.

Beautiful building, location was easy to access by car though the carpark was a bit small. We bought the standard ticket was able to see beaurtiful Chinese history. I’m especially fond of the Chinese textiles spent a long time looking at the historical robes.

A Must-Do Family Experience in Hong Kong ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Our family had a fantastic time visiting The Peak! The Peak Tram ride was smooth and exciting, with incredible views as we climbed to the top. Once at the Peak Tower, the panoramic views of Hong Kong’s skyline were absolutely breathtaking and made for some amazing family photos. Madame Tussauds was another highlight, especially for the kids. We had so much fun posing with the lifelike celebrity, sports, and movie character wax figures. There was plenty to see and interact with, making it an enjoyable experience for all ages. Everything was well organized, and booking through Klook made the visit simple and hassle-free. A memorable family outing that we’d highly recommend to anyone visiting Hong Kong! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Always worth the trip! That cable car trip is already an awesome experience, but the Ngong Ping village is something else. Booking from Klook has also saved me from queuing. Lines can be pretty long esp during weekends.

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.

Three generations of my family visited Ocean Park. Yesterday, it rained for half the day, but the weather cleared up in the afternoon, and it wasn't too crowded. The younger generation enjoyed many of the thrill rides! My parents were even more excited about the rides than seeing the animals! My youngest son and I primarily focused on the animals. Currently, there's also a collaboration with Sanrio, featuring interactive games throughout the park, and the entire park is beautifully decorated, creating a wonderful atmosphere. The animations inside the Ocean Express train have even been changed to Sanrio character shorts, and there are many lovely photo spots! Along the Rainforest Adventure Trail lives a rescued squirrel named Momo. Yesterday, a zookeeper was in its enclosure explaining Momo's background. Apparently, after being rescued and treated by Kadoorie Farm, Momo was sent to Ocean Park and placed in the Rainforest Trail to acclimate before being released back into the wild. Ocean Park actually does a lot of conservation and animal rescue work, and the animals are very well cared for! Several times, when I stopped to watch the animals, the zookeepers noticed and proactively came over to talk about the animals' daily habits and interesting facts! One zookeeper even showed me funny photos of meerkats on her phone. This park truly caters to both my active daughter and my quiet son, and my parents also had a great time!

It's easier to get tickets on weekdays when it's less crowded. This time, I went with friends, and the place was quite large. We didn't have to wait too long for the rides, and there were staff members assisting at almost every station. The children had a wonderful time.

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.)