[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for The Peak (Updated Mar)

Hong Kong, an international metropolis where Eastern and Western cultures blend, is definitely worth exploring in depth! 🏙️ Must-see attractions: 1. Victoria Harbour 🌉 - Take the Star Ferry at night to enjoy the dazzling night view and the pleasant sea breeze. 2. Victoria Peak 🏙️ - Take the vintage tram to the top of the mountain and enjoy the beautiful view of Hong Kong Island. Don't forget to take photos at the Peak Tower. 3. Disneyland 🏰 - Both adults and children can find fun here, meet Disney friends, and enjoy a magical day. 4. Lamma Island 🏖️ - Experience the fishing village style of Hong Kong, taste authentic seafood, and enjoy a peaceful island time. 5. Avenue of Stars 🎬 - A paradise for star chasers, where you can see many stars' handprints and statues, and enjoy a distant view of Victoria Harbour. 6. Central and Mid-Levels 🏢 - Stroll through the historic streets of Central, visit specialty shops, and then go to the Mid-Levels to enjoy the contrast between skyscrapers and streets. 7. Wong Tai Sin Temple 🧘‍♀️ - Pray for blessings and experience the strong traditional cultural atmosphere of Hong Kong. Food recommendations: • Hong Kong-style roast meat 🍖 - Char siu, roast goose, and roast duck with crispy skin and tender, juicy meat. • Wonton noodles 🍜 - Chewy noodles, thin-skinned wontons with a large filling, and delicious broth. • Pineapple bun 🍞 - Crispy bread with cold butter, a great taste. • Egg tart 🥧 - Crispy tart crust and smooth, sweet egg filling, a great choice for afternoon tea. Transportation: Hong Kong has a very developed public transportation system, including subways, buses, taxis, ferries, etc. The subway is the best choice for visiting urban attractions, covering major shopping, dining, and entertainment areas; buses are suitable for traveling in the suburbs or remote areas; ferries allow you to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour. Accommodation: Hong Kong offers a variety of accommodation options, from luxury hotels to budget hotels and homestays. There are many hotel options near shopping and entertainment centers such as Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay; Central is more suitable for tourists who like history and culture; if you want to enjoy a peaceful sea view, you can choose to stay in resorts in Repulse Bay or Lamma Island. Remember to book in advance! Tips: • When shopping in Hong Kong, remember to use the Octopus card, which is convenient and fast. • When trying local food, try some street shops or night markets, where you can often taste more authentic flavors. • If you need to exchange currency, you can do so at the airport or banks and hotels in the city. Remember to compare several exchange rates!

Steal our 4-day Hong Kong itinerary: Day 1: Arrival and Exploring Hong Kong Island • Morning: Arrive in Hong Kong and check into your hotel. • Afternoon: Visit Victoria Peak for stunning views of the city. Take the Peak Tram up and walk along the Sky Terrace. • Evening: Explore Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade for a view of the skyline, followed by a walk through Avenue of Stars. End the evening with the Symphony of Lights Show from the waterfront. Day 2: Culture and Shopping • Morning: Visit Man Mo Temple and then head to Hong Kong Museum of History to learn about the city’s past. • Afternoon: Stroll through Mong Kok for shopping. Visit Ladies Market for souvenirs, or explore the Langham Place mall. • Evening: Have dinner at Temple Street Night Market, where you can sample street food and shop for unique items. Day 3: Kowloon and Lantau Island • Morning: Take a ferry to Lantau Island and visit the Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha), exploring the Po Lin Monastery and the Ngong Ping 360 cable car. • Afternoon: Explore Tai O fishing village to see traditional stilt houses. • Evening: Return to Kowloon and explore the nightlife at Lan Kwai Fong or enjoy a drink at one of the rooftop bars. Day 4: More Shopping and Departure • Morning: Visit Hong Kong Disneyland (optional if you enjoy theme parks) or wander around the shopping area of Causeway Bay, including Times Square and Sogo. • Afternoon: Enjoy a relaxing lunch in Soho and wander through the vibrant streets of Central. • Evening: Depart or enjoy a final stroll through Star Ferry for a picturesque view of the harbor before your flight. #favouriteitinerary

Going to the Peak Take Green top Minibus Route 1 from the IFC (the station is beneath the overpass next to CitySuper) or the double decker Bus Route 15 from the Central Pier No. 5 and get off at the final stop at the Peak Galleria. After taking photos and touring at the Peak, take the Peak Tram back to the Peak Tram Lower Terminus. From there you are in the vicinity to the historic sites of Central, including the St. John’s Cathedral, Tai Kwun, Duddell Street Steps and Gas Lamps and more. Some History The Victoria Peak, in Cantonese Tai Ping Shan, is the highest hill of Hong Kong Island at 552 meters. It was once part of the City of Victoria in the early colonial times. The British found it necessary to escape the heat and the dampness of Hong Kong, and they began building grand residences at the Peak. Not only that, they made the Peak exclusively British and European. By the operation of the Peak District Preservation Ordinance (1904), the Peak was off bounds to the Chinese people of Hong Kong, until 1945 or so. Before the construction of the Peak Tram in 1888, the European residents of the Peak would take sedan chairs as borne by the coolies to reach their lavish homes. In its earliest days, the Peak Tram served exclusively Europeans during the normal hours. Best Spot to View Hong Kong's Skyline — The Lion Pavilion (Ming Yan Ting Pavilion) There are a few spots to view Hong Kong’s famous skyline at the Peak. My advice to visitors is to never pay for this view at the Sky Terrace 428 on top of the Peak Tower. The Lion Pavilion presents equally good views. Another spot is to view at a deck at the Peak Galleria, which is also free for visitors. From the Peak Tram terminus, find your way to Findlay Road toward the east. Walk for just two minutes and look out for the entrance to the Lion Pavilion on your left. Heritage Dining at the Peak Lookout If you want a proper dining experience at a heritage site at the Peak, the Peak Lookout is for you. As a dining establishment, the Peak Lookout serves international cuisine and the food is of high quality. I particularly enjoy its Indian cuisine. Its naan is heavenly with curry. Formerly Old Peak Café, the Peak Lookout was built in 1888 as a place of rest for the engineers and workers that built the Peak Tram. In 1901, it became the chair shelter and rest stop for carriers of sedan chairs. By 1947, the idea of a dining establishment emerged with the setting up of light refreshments on this site. Over the next decades, it has evolved to the mid-ranged restaurant with upscale ambience that it is today. #hongkong #skyline #views #viewsontop #thepeak #peaklookout #peaktram #victoriaharbourhongkong #历史古迹 #familytrip #historicallandmarks#del

#SoloTravelPlan – Visit Kowloon, explore Disneyland 🎢✨Hong Kong is a small city that you can travel alone! It's safe too. 📍 Highlights: Visit the big city, eat dim sum, have fun with exciting rides 🚆 Day 1: Walk around Kowloon – see the view of Victoria Harbour ✈️ Morning: • Travel from Thailand to Hong Kong Airport (HKIA) • Use the Airport Express to the city (about 24 minutes to Kowloon) • Leave your bags at the hotel and go out and explore! 🥢 Afternoon: • Stop by to eat famous dim sum at Tim Ho Wan or One Dim Sum • Walk around Mong Kok, shop for shoes, clothes, souvenirs at good prices • Stop to take pictures on Nathan Road, which is full of classic neon lights 🌅 Evening: • Walk to Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade to see the view of Hong Kong buildings • Take the Star Ferry to Central 🚢 • Have a luxurious dinner at Aqua, see the Symphony of Lights 🏨 Stay: Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui, easy to travel 🎢 Day 2: Hong Kong Disneyland - Fun all day 🎠 Morning: • Wake up early, take the MTR Yellow Line to Disneyland Resort Station • Enter the magical world! Ride Iron Man Experience, Mystic Manor, Tron Lightcycle 🍔 Lunch: • Have lunch at the Royal Banquet Hall in Disney 🎆 Dinner: • Watch the Disney Stars on Parade and end with the Momentous Nighttime Spectacular fireworks show 🏨 Stay at: Disney Explorers Lodge or return to the city 🛍️ Day 3: Shopping before returning ☕ Morning: • Have coffee at The Coffee Academics and walk around Central • Take the Peak Tram to see the view on Victoria Peak 🛍️ Afternoon: • Take a leisurely stroll at Harbour City Mall or Citygate Outlets before returning to Thailand ✈️ Evening: • Take the Airport Express back to the airport and fly back home in style #TravelPlan #HongKongTravel #SoloTravel

First time in Hong Kong and Macau? Check out this carefully planned 6-day itinerary to make the most of your trip! -------- 🎉 Itinerary: Explore the best of Hong Kong and Macau 🌆 Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong 🛬 - Airport transfer 🚖 - Hotel check-in 🏨 Arrive in Hong Kong and enjoy a convenient airport transfer to your hotel. Rest and adjust to the time difference. Day 2: West Kowloon Cultural District 🎭 - Hong Kong Palace Museum 🏯 - M+ Museum 🎨 - Central 🏙️ - Victoria Peak 🗻 - Victoria Harbour 🌉 Explore the city's rich culture and art, and enjoy the stunning night view of Victoria Harbour. Day 3: Hong Kong Disneyland 🎠 - Ocean Park Hong Kong 🐬 Experience the magic of Disney and get up close with marine life. Day 4: Ngong Ping 360 🚡 - Tian Tan Buddha 🙏 - Tai O 🛶 - Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Tour 🌉 Discover Buddhist culture, visit a traditional fishing village, and take a boat tour of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. Day 5: Ruins of St. Paul's 🕍 - Rua do Cunha 🍽️ - Coloane Island 🏖️ - Hac Sa Beach 🌊 - The Parisian Macao 🗼 - The Venetian Macao 🏰 Explore Macau's historical sites, enjoy local cuisine, and relax at a resort. Day 6: Depart from Macau 🛫 End your Hong Kong and Macau adventure and head to Macau Airport for your flight home. 🌟 -------- Travel Tips: 🎁 Compare prices before buying souvenirs to avoid overpaying. ✈️ Check airport transportation in advance to avoid last-minute stress. 📸 If popular spots are crowded, try different angles or visit in the morning. 💡 Respect local customs and avoid taking photos or videos without permission. 🍽️ Try local snacks, but be mindful of food hygiene. 💳 Ask about return and exchange policies when shopping, and keep your receipts. -------- 🎉 Have a great time in Hong Kong and Macau, and make unforgettable memories! 🎉

#2025OverseasTravelEvent Peak Tram to Victoria Peak to enjoy the city view! It's really great to go at sunset and see the night view, but I visited during the day to see the bright Hong Kong view because I was worried that there would be a lot of people during peak hours. It was great that I could see the view at a glance while going up because the ceiling was all glass! Peak Tram, a must-see for Hong Kong travel🫶🏽 ✔️If you pay with an Octopus card, you can go without waiting in line for a ticket on site. ✔️88HKD for adults ✔️You should ride on the right side when going up and on the left side when going down to see the view better! 📍Peak Tram 山頂纜車 / Victoria Peak 太平山 #HongKong #HongKongTravel #HongKongAttractions #PeakTram #VictoriaPeak #HongKongPlacesToVisit #hongkong #HongKongNightView #WorldTravel

[Recommended Spots] Introducing recommended spots in Hong Kong! From tourist attractions to food, we cover a wide range. 1. Monster Building Known as the filming location for many movies, the 'Monster Building' is a must-see! Once you step inside, you'll be amazed by the buildings surrounding you! It was once off-limits, but the restriction has been lifted as of March 2024. 2. THE PENINSULA Hong Kong Afternoon tea at the famous Peninsula Hong Kong hotel🫖 Served in the lobby, non-guests can also enjoy it by registering on the same day. I went straight from the airport to the hotel and managed to get in, even being mistaken for a guest by the bellboy. Spending time listening to live music was elegant🌹 3. Symphony of Lights When you think of Hong Kong, you think of the Symphony of Lights…! There are various ways to enjoy it, such as from the promenade or a cruise. I watched it from the rooftop of the STARFERRY pier! 4. TRAMIC Tour A tour around Hong Kong Island on a retro tram. With an audio guide, you can relax and enjoy the tour✨ You can book it on the official website🙆♀️ The day of the tour and the following day offer unlimited tram rides, so it's recommended for those planning to sightsee by tram👀 5. Street Art At Hotel Madera Hollywood, there are wall arts of Chaplin and Marilyn Monroe. There is also Hong Kong Shingo Art painted by Shingo Katori🎨 [Other Points] There are many attractions like SKY100 and Victoria Peak! When in Hong Kong, don't miss out on dim sum.

👀 Many people ask me where to take good photos in Hong Kong, where to go viral, where to be unique and show the characteristics of Hong Kong. This post is all you need. 1️⃣ Central Central is one of Hong Kong's CBD areas, and the crowded CBD and 1980s streets show the modern and retro elements of Hong Kong to the fullest. 🚇 Take the subway from Hong Kong West Kowloon to Nam Cheong to Central. 📷 The Peak Tram, Bank of China Tower S-shaped track, Pottinger Street. p2.3.4.5.6. The night view from the Peak is a must-see, so don't miss it! 2️⃣ Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok 🚇 You can start from Tsim Sha Tsui and walk all the way to Mong Kok (half an hour's walk). The street view along the way is very photogenic, and Mong Kok is probably the most prosperous area. There are many people taking photos here, so if you want to avoid the crowds, you can take the subway and come early. 📷 Chungking Mansions, Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei, Mong Kok Station Overpass, near Mong Kok Playground, Hang Tung Building Parking Lot. p7.8.9.10.11.12 3️⃣ Admiralty, Kennedy Town There are many overpasses near Admiralty, which are worth photographing for photography enthusiasts. The check-in point in Kennedy Town was popular on the Internet for a while, but if you don't have time, I don't recommend coming here. First, you need a telephoto lens, second, you need good weather, and third, there are too many of these popular photos, so there's nothing special about them. 📷 Arsenal Street, Queen's Road, Hennessy Road, Kennedy Town Station. p1.13.14.15.16 4️⃣ Quarry Bay The Monster Building in Quarry Bay is a must-see. It is recommended to come and take photos at sunset. Whether you are standing inside the residential building and taking photos from a "frog's perspective" or standing on the road and taking telephoto photos of the Monster Building from a distance, both are good choices. p17 5️⃣ Sham Shui Po A niche photo spot you can't miss. There are no crowded streets like Mong Kok, nor are there the prosperous skyscrapers of Central. In short, no one is fighting for a spot with you, so take photos as you like! For details, see my previous post on Sham Shui Po photography tips. p18 🚶🏻‍♂️ The above check-in points require two days of travel, so it is recommended that you plan your time wisely. You have to give up something to gain something.

#cityscape #ilovehongkong #100waysoftravel #bestcitytolive #china 📍 Sightseeing: Start your journey in the late afternoon at the Avenue of Stars, where the gentle light of the setting sun creates the perfect atmosphere. Stroll along the promenade, taking in the views of Victoria Harbour and the city’s towering skyline. As night falls, head to The Peak to experience one of the most iconic night views in the world, where the lights of Hong Kong’s skyscrapers shimmer against the dark sky. 🚇 Transportation: Take the metro to Tsim Sha Tsui Station for the Avenue of Stars. Afterward, ride the metro to Central Station, where you can take a bus or tram to The Peak. 📷 Photo Spots: For the best shots, capture the skyline from the Avenue of Stars just as the city’s lights begin to switch on. Later, at The Peak, the night view of Hong Kong’s illuminated buildings and bustling harbor will give you postcard-worthy photos. 🍜 Local Cuisine: Once you’ve soaked in the sights, treat yourself to some local delicacies. Try wonton noodles or dim sum from nearby local eateries. Finish your evening with a classic egg tart or milk tea, a must-try when in Hong Kong. 💡 Tips: • To avoid the crowds at The Peak, skip the tram and take the bus instead. It’s a scenic ride and a less hectic option for reaching the top. • Arrive at Avenue of Stars in the late afternoon to catch both the sunset and the night view transition—perfect for capturing both daytime and nighttime photos.

♥️Victoria Peak, Hong Kong, overlooking the beautiful scenery of Hong Kong Island Standing on Victoria Peak at an altitude of 554 meters, you can enjoy an unparalleled view, overlooking Victoria Harbour, Kowloon Peninsula and the magnificent panorama of Hong Kong. In addition, the famous Madame Tussauds is also located on the top of the mountain. 🚠Transportation: The best way to go to the top of the mountain is to take the Peak Tram, the one-way fare for adults is HKD 20, and the journey takes 8 minutes. 🎡Tip: There are three carriages in total, sit in the last or the first, so you can take a panoramic view. 🌄There is a big stone near Lugard Road Viewpoint (very photogenic)

#HongKongTravel This is a very beautiful viewpoint at Sky Terrace on top of Victoria Peak. In the evening, come up to watch the sunset from up here. It's very beautiful. You can see the view of both Kowloon Island and Hong Kong Island, including the very beautiful Victoria Bay. And if you stay until night, there will be lights on the buildings that will be turned on, which will create another kind of beautiful atmosphere. The entrance fee is included with the round-trip tram, which is 100 HKD per person. For anyone visiting Hong Kong, this is another place you have to check in. 🚃MTR Central Station Exit L and walk 650 meters to take the Peak Tram to the top. #EscapeFromYouToJourney #100WaysToTravel #FlyToHongKong

#weekendgetaways 📍Central, Hong Kong Spent half a day strolling around Central and it was such a cozy and nice area to hang out! There are a few places that we went for food, pastries, sight seeing vantage points, photo spots. So here’s some of the places that we visited: 1. The Peak One of the must visit places in Central would be The Peak. Visitors can choose to take the tram, bus or hike up to the peak. The view was simply breathtaking and stunning, 10/10 recommending this! 2. Pottinger Street Popular spot for photo shoots and movie scenes with its unevenly paved stairs. Lots of kiosks and quaint cafes at this area. 3. Fringe Club Very cute place for photoshoot 4. Some of the food that we tried: Lan Fong Yuen milk tea, long queue, worth a try Bakehouse egg tarts, would recommend to give it a try! #hongkongtravelguide

#cablecar #100travelways #hongkongtravel #taipingshancablecar #taipingshannightview The first outdoor activity worth going to in Hong Kong is to take the cable car to see the night view. "The Peak" is the highest point in Hong Kong, with an altitude of 554 meters, and is one of the famous check-in spots in Hong Kong. Standing on the top of the mountain and overlooking the city is like standing in front of a huge screen. The city lights are like scattered fireflies under the night sky, and the flashing neon lights are beautiful! 🌟 How to buy cable car tickets (round trip 108 HKD for adults, 76 HKD for one way) 1. Octopus 2. On-site ticket purchase: WeChat Alipay and credit cards are available 3 Online ticket purchase: Scan the QR code on the official website, Ctrip and other platforms to enter the gate ✔️ The cable car has been upgraded in recent years. The roof and both sides of the car body are made of transparent glass, and the viewing experience has been greatly improved; Ctrip and other websites also provide packages such as Wax Museum and Sky Terrace~ 🌟 Transportation: Take the MTR to Central Station, exit from Exit J2, and then you can see the "Back to the Peak Cable Car" sign along the way. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to the entrance of the cable car Central Terminal; directly navigate to the Peak Cable Car, and see a big black boulder on the sign along the way, and the destination is in front! : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

Dear friends, the Macau 5-day tour guide is here! This one article is enough to explore Macau, quickly save it! 🗓Itinerary: Day 1: City of Dreams 'The House of Dancing Water' Theater; Watch the stunning 'The House of Dancing Water' show at City of Dreams, experiencing the close integration of water and stage. Day 2: Ruins of St. Paul's -> Senado Square -> St. Dominic's Church -> Leal Senado Building -> Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge tour; Visit Macau's historical sites, feel the blend of Eastern and Western cultures, and finally tour the magnificent Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. Day 3: Hong Kong Ocean Park; Have fun at Hong Kong Ocean Park, experiencing the wonders and joys of the marine world. Day 4: Central -> Central-Mid-Levels Escalator -> Victoria Peak -> Madame Tussauds Hong Kong; Stroll through Central, take the unique escalator, ascend to Victoria Peak, and visit the famous Madame Tussauds. Day 5: Tsim Sha Tsui -> Victoria Harbour -> Avenue of Stars -> Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower; Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui, stroll along the Avenue of Stars, and feel the prosperity and charm of Hong Kong. Must-visit Attractions: 🐬 Hong Kong Ocean Park: A perfect combination of an aquarium and a theme park, offering you double the fun! 🌃 Victoria Peak: Want to overlook the stunning night view of Hong Kong? This is the place to be, definitely not to be missed! 🛍️ Tsim Sha Tsui: Known as Hong Kong's shopping paradise, it gathers shops with both ancient and modern characteristics, a great place for shopping enthusiasts! 🌉 Victoria Harbour: The night view of Victoria Harbour is like a dazzling pearl of Hong Kong, mesmerizingly beautiful under the lights. 🏙️ Central: The political and commercial center of Hong Kong, the bustling urban scene is unforgettable. 🧳 Travel Preparation: 👕 Clothing: Short-sleeve T-shirts, shorts/skirts, sun-protective clothing, sun hats, August in Macau is very hot, so prevent heatstroke. 👟 Footwear: Sandals/sneakers, a lot of walking in Macau, so comfort is key. 🎒 Personal items: Sunscreen, sunglasses, umbrella, for both sun and rain protection. 📱 Electronic devices: Mobile phone, charger, power bank, take photos anytime without worrying about running out of battery. 💳 Documents and money: Travel permit, ID card, a small amount of cash, bank card, safety first. 💊 Emergency items: Common medicines, band-aids, better to be prepared. That's all for the Macau travel guide, more exciting things are waiting for you to discover! Don't forget to follow me for more personal travel tips!

Victoria Peak is a must-see tourist spot in Hong Kong, and the night view is truly spectacular! It gets very crowded during night view viewing time, so don't forget to buy your ticket in advance. It may take about an hour to ride the Peak Tram, so we recommend taking a bus or taxi one way! Visiting period: Early July 2024 ୨୧――――――――――――――――――୨୧ information Name of facility📍Victoria Peak (Taiping Peak) Address📍Taiping Peak, Peak Road, Central, Hong Kong Island Access📍Take the Peak Tram for about 25 minutes from the Peak Tram stop "Fa Yuan Road Station" in Central, or take a taxi or bus Opening hours📍(Peak Tower) Monday-Friday 10:00-23:00 Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays 8:00-23:00 ୨୧――――――――――――――――――୨୧ #FreeHongKongAirTickets #HongKongTourism #OverseasTravel #GirlsTrip #SoloTrip #HongKongNightView #VictoriaPeak #OverseasTravel

Hong Kong, a dazzling city known for its skyline, has a treasure trove of attractions that are sure to elevate your travel experience. From thrilling theme parks to serene panoramic views, let's dive into the must-visit spots that promise unforgettable memories! 🎢 Ocean Park Hong Kong 180 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong Dive into the fun at Ocean Park! This 170-acre wonderland combines thrilling rides, an aquarium, and animal encounters. The cable car offers breezy sea views, while the Ocean Express train zips you around in no time. Pro tip: visit the rollercoasters early or late to avoid the sun and enjoy cooler indoor exhibits like the Polar Adventure in the afternoon. With a convenient subway access, it's a family favorite for a half-day adventure! 🏞️ The Peak Peak Road, Central, Hong Kong Island Reach new heights at The Peak, Hong Kong's highest observation deck. Whether you're braving the queue for the tram or taking a scenic bus, the panoramic views of the skyline are worth it. Visit around 4:30 PM to catch the sunset and the city's lights twinkling to life. The Sky Terrace offers aerial views that are simply unmatched, and with dining and shopping options aplenty, it's an experience that soars above the rest. 🖼️ Hong Kong Palace Museum West Kowloon Cultural District, 8 Museum Drive, Kowloon Step into the splendor of the Hong Kong Palace Museum, where over 900 artifacts from Beijing meet 400 French fashion pieces. The museum's stunning architecture, coupled with breathtaking harbor views, makes for a cultural feast. With exhibits rotating every three months, there's always something new to discover. It's a treasure trove of history and art that's not to be missed! 🚡 Ngong Ping 360 11 Tat Tat Road, Tung Chung, Lantau, Hong Kong For a serene escape, hop onto the Ngong Ping 360 cable car. Glide over Lantau Island with views of the Big Buddha, Hong Kong's skyscrapers, and the shimmering sea. The journey itself is a highlight, with each turn offering a new vista. Opt for the standard cabin to enjoy clear views without the wait, and don't miss out on the quaint Tai O village boat rides included in some ticket packages. It's a journey that truly elevates your Hong Kong adventure. Hong Kong has left an indelible mark on my traveler's heart, with each attraction offering a unique slice of this vibrant city. From the adrenaline rush of Ocean Park to the serene heights of The Peak, the cultural richness of the Palace Museum, and the tranquil views from Ngong Ping 360, Hong Kong is a city that truly has it all. #HongKong #HongKongAttractions #China #ChinaTravel

If we talk about cities in China suitable for city walks, Hong Kong is definitely at the top and very photogenic. Consider coming here for a summer vacation. I've compiled some very photogenic spots and a detailed guide for niche check-ins. "Photography Spots" Spot ① Second floor of the basketball court to the left of Exit C, Kennedy Town Spot ② Sai Ying Pun Main Street Spot ③ Exit B1, University of Hong Kong MTR Station Spot ④ Braemar Hill Spot ⑤ Monster Building, North Point Spot ⑥ Footbridge at Flagstaff House Street Spot ⑦ Top floor of the car park at Hang Tung Building, Yau Tsim Mong Spot ⑧ Victoria Peak "My Travel Route" Day 1: Kennedy Town → Sai Ying Pun → University of Hong Kong MTR Station → Temple Street Day 2: Monster Building → Flagstaff House Street → Braemar Hill Day 3: Central → Victoria Peak Tram → Victoria Harbour night view

I took my child to Hong Kong over the weekend, mainly to meet friends. The Hong Kong I saw for the first time was somewhat different from what I had anticipated. We visited Tsim Sha Tsui, West Kowloon, Wan Chai, strolled around Victoria Harbour, Harbour City, and went up to the Peak. The streets of Hong Kong were not crowded, especially Victoria Harbour, where there were not many tourists under the night sky, and the breeze was very comfortable. It felt a bit like the Bund in Shanghai, but with far fewer people. Another impression from this trip to Hong Kong is that dining in restaurants is really expensive, with a simple dish costing over 100, and even fast food like beef rice and noodles costing around 80-90. Accommodation: After reading many posts online, we ended up staying at the Hong Kong Metropark Hotel Kowloon with our child. The environment was okay, at least the room we stayed in was relatively clean.

The May Day holiday is coming up soon! If I had to choose a representative spot to enjoy in Hong Kong, having visited Hong Kong many times, I always think it's Victoria Peak! You can set off early to avoid the peak hours, with fewer people around, the experience is even better, and you can also play on the mountain from morning till night~ · 🚃There are several ways to get to Victoria Peak: hiking, bus, or the Peak Tram And my top recommendation is to take the Peak Tram, which is near the J exit of the Central MTR station~ 📸Victoria Peak attractions: ❤Peak Tram The green vintage scenic tram has a history of over a hundred years It is one of the characteristic landscapes of Hong Kong The tram ride up the mountain takes about 8-10 minutes A 180-degree view of the entire Victoria Harbour surrounds us, and it's beautiful no matter where you snap a picture It takes us to overlook Hong Kong, as if traveling through a time tunnel If you want to take atmospheric, cinematic photos, I suggest taking the tram in the morning The less crowded carriages make it easier to capture the mood · ❤Sky Terrace 428 The tram's final stop is Sky Terrace 428! Sky Terrace 428 is a complex that includes dining, entertainment, and shops, and you won't lack anything even at the peak, with occasional promotions The branch of the famous dessert shop, Ji Xue, with its glutinous rice dumpling ceiling, is also here, and I was really excited when I saw it Don't miss the famous Madame Tussauds wax museum, where you can take photos with many 'stars' at once! ❤Sky Terrace 428 Sky Terrace is at an altitude of 428 meters, from where you can bird's-eye view the Victoria Harbour scenery Whether day or night, the view here can amaze visitors with the beauty of Hong Kong 💡Here's a little tip If you like city views, go to the east side viewing platform If you prefer island and rural views, go to the west side Everyone really should experience the Peak Tram at least once!

🎊To experience the authentic Hong Kong and its local flavor, these activities are a must‼️❗️ . 🌀①Go to the Peak to overlook Hong Kong and take pictures of the Victoria Harbour night view If you want to take photos of Hong Kong, more than half of the people would choose to go to the Peak, which is the best spot to capture Victoria Harbour There are various ways to get to the Peak, and for a more unique experience, you can take the century-old tram to the top. As the red vintage tram car slowly climbs up, the view becomes increasingly expansive, and the panoramic view of Victoria Harbour unfolds before you, which is truly breathtaking . 🌀②Ride the century-old Star Ferry⛴ across Victoria Harbour The old cross-harbour transport that has been serving Hong Kong for over a hundred years is also the cheapest mode of transportation in Hong Kong. There are two routes: Tsim Sha Tsui-Central and Tsim Sha Tsui-Wan Chai, with the Tsim Sha Tsui-Central route being more suitable for sightseeing. You can choose to sit on the second floor or by the window for a better view . 🌀③Take the tram🚎 and roam around Hong Kong The double-decker tram that circles the city area of Hong Kong is one of the oldest modes of transportation in Hong Kong, with a history of over a hundred years. Riding the tram, accompanied by the 'ding ding... ding ding...' of the tram bell, weaving through the streets of Hong Kong, you can savor the street scenes and experience the most distinctive local culture . 🌀④Stroll through the Central Market and taste the local Hong Kong flavor Central is like a miniature version of Hong Kong, with both urban prosperity and traditional markets. It's fashionable, exquisite, and full of life. Whether you're eating, taking photos, or enjoying the Hong Kong-style blockbuster scenes and movie locations, a City walk is not to be missed . 🌀⑤Find an authentic cha chaan teng🍮 and taste the Hong Kong food culture Hong Kong's cha chaan tengs, akin to a civilian, homestyle Western restaurant, have been washed and settled by Chinese and Western cultures over the years. Whether it's Hong Kong-style milk tea, lemon tea, French toast, or pineapple bun, it's not just about the food itself; it's about experiencing the local culture of Hong Kong . 🌀⑥Visit Temple Street to find movie locations and experience life in Hong Kong dramas For those who love Hong Kong dramas, Temple Street holds many memories. With the flickering neon lights, street vendors, and the many affordable items sold at the night market... Through the screen, you can immerse yourself and become the protagonist of your own movie . 🍄🍄With so many places to visit, don't worry about how to enjoy them, the itinerary is also arranged for you 🎈Day1: Arrive in Hong Kong, free to go to Hong Kong's gourmet street for check-in 🎈Day2: West Kowloon Art Park-Hong Kong Palace Museum-Tram Roaming Hong Kong Island-Central Legislative Council-The Peak-Golden Bauhinia Square-Star Ferry-Avenue of Stars-Victoria Harbour Night View 🎈Day3: Free activities in Hong Kong all day, or you can go to Disneyland or Ocean Park .

Visiting Victoria Peak in Hong Kong is a must! Taking the vintage tram up the mountain to see Victoria Harbour and the sunset night view will truly amaze you. - 🚠Transportation guide: 1. Effort-saving method - Tram up and down the mountain: Exit from J2, follow the signs or navigate to "Peak Tram", it's about five or six hundred meters away 2. Bus up, tram down: Take bus X15 from the Admiralty MTR station exit to go up the mountain, with both routes having a bus about every 20 minutes 3. Hike up, tram down: Get off at the University of Hong Kong station and exit from A2, turn left at the exit to enter the entire hiking route~ It's roughly from the Graduate House of the University of Hong Kong—Morning Trail at Lung Fu Shan—Hatton Road—Peak. Make sure to go along Lugard Road, where you can see the full view of Victoria Harbour. Hiking beginners should not choose a route that's too exhausting - 📷Photo spots: ✔️May Road: After coming out from "High Lane", enter May Road, cross the road and head to the left front, continue up the mountain from the small path on the left side of the tram tracks, this route offers a clear view of Victoria Harbour and the Central skyscrapers ✔️Barker Road: This spot allows you to capture the effect of passing by the tram, which looks very nice, and there's also a British vibe ✔️Sky Terrace 428: The tram terminus, I entered with a combo ticket, which allows an overlooking view of the entire Victoria Harbour ✔️Lion's Pavilion: This place doesn't require a ticket to capture the panoramic view, it's quaint and great for photos ✔️Lugard Road: A free spot to view the panorama, but it requires hiking to reach. Personally, I find it a bit dangerous, but the photos are indeed stunning and impressive - ✔️Travel tips: For those uus who want to take photos, make sure to choose a good weather day, and the group should arrive at the peak before sunset🌇Trust me! I could watch the night view of Victoria Harbour a hundred more times!!

Hong Kong has been visited many times, but this time it's particularly different. It was overcast, and for a continuous week, the top of Victoria Peak was mostly shrouded in thick fog, visibility was super low, just to take a few photos, I climbed the mountain for five consecutive days and I admire myself for that, but fortunately, I managed to take some quite satisfying photos (picture six) The spot requires climbing a small hill on the walking trail side. For Monster Building, those shots they took of the super tall buildings are photoshopped, shooting from a low angle, the building is only this tall. If anyone has any good shooting spots to share, feel free to do so, and welcome to discuss in the comments section

Hong Kong is truly what I consider to be an excellent destination for short trips of 3-4 days. Having undergone the turning of the wheels of time, the blend of old and new cultures gives this city a kaleidoscope of colors. Whether it's the Hong Kong films in my memory or the Cantopop music, they all inspire endless longing and daydreams. I love Hong Kong, I love traveling, and this time, after a three-year hiatus, I set foot on a Hong Kong journey again, walking 30,000 steps each day, traversing my 'playlist' and my 'movie list'. . 🎡 Itinerary DAY1️⃣: Arrive in Hong Kong in the morning—Sai Ying Pun—Kennedy Town—Take the tram—Monster Building in Quarry Bay DAY2️⃣: Check in at MTR stations (Mong Kok-Yau Ma Tei)—Nathan Road—Yau Ma Tei Police Station—Neon signs on Bowring Street in Mong Kok DAY3️⃣: Central Market—Tsim Sha Tsui—Avenue of Stars in Victoria Harbour—Central Ferris Wheel—Take the cable car to Victoria Peak to enjoy the night view . 🎡 Attractions ☑️ Kennedy Town: Fulfill your romantic fantasies of the harbor, enjoy a cup of coffee in the sea breeze and quietly wait for the sunset, and you can also take the tram here for a different scenic tour ☑️ Mong Kok: The street scenes of Mong Kok really transport you back to the 80s and 90s in an instant, every snapshot is retro Hong Kong style. The neon signs on Bowring Street are classic elements of the golden age of movies, standing under the signs captures the bizarre and dazzling scenes from Wong Kar-wai's films ☑️ Victoria Harbour: Stroll along the Avenue of Stars, check in with the handprints and statues of celebrities, sit by the sea at dusk waiting for the sunset, and as night falls and the lights come on, the night view of Victoria Harbour gradually becomes dreamy and romantic ☑️ Central: Visit the Central Market to check in at the filming location of the movie 'Nameless', take a ride on the dreamy Ferris wheel for just 20 Hong Kong dollars, and try the classic ice cream from the Richman's ice cream cart ☑️ Nathan Road: The streets lined with tall buildings, the retro trams and taxis shuttle on the streets, making for a great photo backdrop ☑️ Victoria Peak: Take the cable car to the top of Victoria Peak at night to overlook the night view of the entire harbor . 🎡 Some very useful tips 1️⃣ Transportation: Use Alipay/WeChat directly, open the ride code and switch the city to Hong Kong, then you can take the MTR, note that only the purple gate can be used (other transportation such as trams, buses, taxis require an Octopus card or cash) 2️⃣ Accommodation: It is recommended to stay in Kowloon or Hong Kong Island for convenience in sightseeing and food hunting 3️⃣ Hong Kong's temperature is quite stuffy and hot, be sure to do well in sun protection and heat avoidance when traveling in summer 4️⃣ Hong Kong uses British three-pin plugs, remember to bring a converter 5️⃣ Remember to activate additional data before departure 6️⃣ Many old-fashioned restaurants, food stalls, and snack shops in Hong Kong still only accept cash, remember to prepare more Hong Kong dollars

Catching the sunset at Victoria Peak in Hong Kong was an unforgettable experience. I started my journey by taking public bus 15 from Central Exchange Square. I chose the bus over the peak tram as it was the most wallet friendly way up the mountain 😂. Ascending through winding roads, anticipation built with every turn. As I reached the peak, the panoramic view of the harbour stretched out before me, the city's skyline bathed in the warm hues of the setting sun. I found a spot along the Peak Circle Walk, where I could immerse myself in the beauty of the moment. The sky transformed into a canvas of vibrant colors, casting a mesmerizing glow over the cityscape. Lucky me, as I had visited on a clear day, I could even see the peak of Tai Mo Shan over the sea of clouds! The sunsets at Victoria Peak are truly moments of pure magic that we should all witness. WinHKFlight #winhkflight I want to win the tickets to Hong Kong as I want to revisit some of my favourite spots in Hong Kong, like this one, while finding new ones!

Traveling alone to Hong Kong Island is a great choice. You can start from North Point and walk along the waterfront promenade all the way to Sai Ying Pun. Such a city walk allows you to check in at Hong Kong's key famous spots, and it's all very exhilarating! Walking along the waterfront boardwalk, the route can follow North Point, Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, Central, Sai Wan, and Sai Ying Pun. 1. Accommodation budget: The hotel rooms in the Central area are smaller, but the location is excellent. Generally, a four-star hotel room is about 13 square meters, and the room rate is around 600 yuan, of course, this is the non-weekend price. The room rate for 3 days and 2 nights (including taxes) is about 1300 yuan. 2. Dining budget: There are many restaurants in Hong Kong with different grades, and the most cost-effective ones are the tea restaurants. They are popular even among locals for their affordable prices, good taste, and fresh ingredients. The average consumption per person in a tea restaurant on Hong Kong Island is about 100 Hong Kong dollars, which is roughly 92 yuan in RMB. The daily dining cost is about 276 yuan, so the dining budget for 3 days is 828 yuan. 3. Ticket budget: Many scenic spots in Hong Kong are free to enter, but there are also some worth spending money to visit, such as the Peak Tram Sky Pass + Peak Tram + Madame Tussauds combo ticket for 132 yuan, Hong Kong Ocean Park for 325 yuan, Hong Kong Disneyland for 530 yuan, and the Central Ferris Wheel for 19 yuan. The total ticket budget is 1006 yuan. 4. Transportation budget: The prices for buses and subways in Hong Kong are quite a bit more expensive than in mainland cities. The bus fare from Central to Hong Kong Ocean Park is 10 yuan, the subway (Tung Chung Line to Disneyland Line) to Disneyland is 30 yuan, the fare to the Shenzhen border crossing is 27 yuan, and to Hong Kong International Airport is 33 yuan. Therefore, the minimum public transportation cost in Hong Kong is 107 yuan, and I have reserved a transportation budget of 200 yuan. In summary, the total budget for 3 days and 2 nights in Hong Kong is 1300 yuan + 828 yuan + 1006 yuan + 200 yuan = 3334 yuan.

Take the subway to Central Station and exit from Exit J2, follow the signs and you will reach the place to take the cable car💗It's more like a train inclined at 45 degrees than a cable car🛶. I bought a round-trip + observation deck ticket. The observation deck is not big but the view is very goodThe weather in Hong Kong in January is too comfortable, not cold or hot, and it's not cold on the observation deck. And whose mansion is P6? ? This is too extravagant⛳ Finally, not far from Lan Kwai Fong, it is also near Central Station, you can walk from the cable car station, and you will arrive in more than ten minutes, but why is Lan Kwai Fong different from what I imagined🎗I remember it wasn't like this in the movies before, they were all small bars, where is the place to party? ?

When traveling to Hong Kong, Peak Peak is a must-visit, because day or night, it is so beautiful that you can see the entire Hong Kong Island, Victoria Harbor and Kowloon Peninsula. The trip to the Peak can be divided into several parts, the Peak Cable Car, the Peak and Exhibition Hall, the Peak Plaza, hiking, and viewing the Victoria Harbor day and night. The trip is recommended to start in the afternoon to near dusk, can start by finding the cable car up the mountain, although the cable car station and cable car have been returned to new, still retain their character and rhyme. When you reach the summit, you can first visit the daylight scenery of Hong Kong and Hong Kong, and then go to the shopping mall or exhibition hall. The empty rooftop of the summit shopping mall can also see the view of the southern part of Hong Kong Island and Lamma Island. Of course, those who like hiking can go to the summit to meet the sunset. The view is quite beautiful until sunset and dusk. In the evening, the lights on the buildings on Hong Kong Island became even more attractive across the board. You can choose to eat on the mountain or walk down the mountain, from the summit next to the Lingxiao Pavilion there is a path directly to Central, down the mountain for about 30 minutes, and then continue in Central Night Color. #HongKong #WeekendTour #Hk #Hongkong

#wheretogo The Peak Hong Kong located at a hillside . you could reach there by taking the tram from the central. it’s often many people going up to the Peak by tram , advised you to get a ticket in advanced form trip.com before going there. you could see the amazing view from The Peak, suggest you to go in the evening so you could see day and night view together . there are restaurant , museum ; look out point are at the peak. you could explore at least half a day at The Peak. one of the most popular and must visit places when you are in HK. recommended . #awesomepic #couplestrip #hongkong #thepeak #travel

#timetotravel A visit to The Peak or Victoria Peak is a must when you are in Hongkong so you can appreciate the skyline even better. If you go there on a fine day, you will be able to see Victoria Harbour and Kowloon. I've been there twice and the first time I was there was really foggy so the entire city was not visible. The second time I went there, I got lucky as it was somehow a good day, atleast we could see the skyscrapers in the city below. I suggest you get an octopus card so you dont need to purchase a ticket on the tram going up. You just have to tap the octopus card and you are good to go for a tram ride to The Peak. Enjoy the views but pick a nice day ! #mytripvlog #tripblazers #hongkong