3 Days in Hong Kong
"See the best Hong Kong attractions from a different perspective with this three-day itinerary."
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Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha), Po Lin (Precious Lotus) Monastery, Tai O, & 12 more
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Hong Kong
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32 total guides
Escape to Hong Kong
by MinnieY_13Featuring:Butterfly on Wellington, The Mercer Hong Kong, Namaste Kitchen, &11 moreplaces
"For many foreigners living in Asia, Hong Kong offers many western style amenities that are hard to come by where they live. So, planning a trip to Hong Kong? Need to get as much done as possible? Or just enjoy a change of scenery to renew yourself…"
Kingkong City - Expats Retreat
by ralfm844Featuring:Star Ferry, Hong Kong Skyline, Rosticceria Italiana Monteverdi, &9 moreplaces
"Hongkong is still for many Expats in China a place to smell a different air. Here restaurants and pubs are different from Mainland, and you still feel like not really in China - Although the differences got much less after the takeover, but not all t…"
Hong Kong Off the Beaten Path
by CrazydorFeaturing:Ap liu Street Market, Tai Lung Fung Bar (Wan Chai), Ping Pong 129 Gintoneria, &5 moreplaces
"Hong Kong has plenty of well-known, must-see attractions, but these hidden treasures - from unmarked bars to funky shops - will make your trip especially memorable."Essential Hong Kong
by XueyanDFeaturing:Peak Tram, Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, Man Mo Temple, &14 moreplaces
"People often have a stopover in Hong Kong. What to do if you only have one day?Too long to just wait at the airport, too short to do anything interesting. Here is my suggestion, for those who are in Hong Kong for a very short period (one day) and sti…"more than just a stopover
by Teresa HFeaturing:Lamma Island, Novotel Century Hong Kong, Cheung Chau Island, &28 moreplaces
"Hong Kong is a busy vibrant city with so much to do outside of the usual shopping nightlife stopovers.There is something for everyone from the city to the quiet outlying islands. from the theme parks to the history and from the waterside to the moun…"
Hong Kong, a place for shoppers and foodies
by monique lFeaturing:Gaddi's, Tsim Sha Tsui East, Star Ferry, &2 moreplaces
"First of all, let's start from International Airport, Hong Kong. It's one of the top efficient airports in the world from Immigration to baggage claim. Transportations from airport to city centers of Hong Kong and Kowloon are provided by the most e…"
A beer drinkers guide to the Hong Kong Island
by Patrick CFeaturing:Pizzeria Jacomax, 6, {2}, &{3} moreplaces
"Hong Kong used to be a desert for interesting beer. That's changed in the last couple of years and you no longer need to subject yourself to a diet of watery Carlsberg in Wan Chai and Lan Kwai Fong. Hong Kong has a small but growing number of brewers…"
Hong Kong Eats
by kormensandiegoFeaturing:Metropol Restaurant, 10, {2}, &{3} moreplaces
"When I was young, Hong Kong was my summer break and Christmas holiday destination almost every year as my mom grew up there before marrying my dad. Hong Kong always meant playing with my cousins, get togethers with aunts, uncles, grandparents, shopp…"
Guide to Hong Kong for Families
by Sze LFeaturing:Ocean Park, Cheung Chau Island, Hong Kong Science Museum, &5 moreplaces
"From fun, hands-on museums to amusement parks and farms, Hong Kong is full of entertainment for kids big and small."
Best Beaches Around Hong Kong
by Lincoln CFeaturing:Sai kung East Country Park, Shek O Beach, Pui O, &4 moreplaces"Although it is best known for its towering skyscrapers and booming city life, Hong Kong also has beautiful beaches and tropical paradises, just waiting to be explored!"
Secret Gardens, Hong Kong
by JasminehillFeaturing:Kowloon Park, Victoria Harbour, Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, &6 moreplaces
"Let me introduce my secret garden to you, Hong Kong Museum of Art, one of my favorite museums in HK. I enjoy watching artwork in exhibitions and a splendid view of the Victoria Harbor through glass panel from the second or the third floor of Hong Ko…"
Hong Kong is not just for shopping, see the sites
by Peter RFeaturing:Victoria Peak (The Peak), Hong Kong Park, Victoria Harbour, &23 moreplaces
"How you can enjoy the various places in Hong Kong easily and also look around at the sites close by in Macau. You can do one or more places depending on the time you have."
One Day in Hong Kong
by ShaneMcDonaldFeaturing:Star Ferry, Victoria Peak (The Peak), Hong Kong Tramways (Ding Ding), &7 moreplaces
"If you only have one day in Hong Kong then here are a few things you just can't miss. Everything from the peak to the harbour as well as getting a bite to eat."
A thriving city with a lot to see and do
by TassieTravellers99Featuring:Hong Kong Museum of History, Dragon's Back, Nan Lian Garden, &5 moreplaces
"Hong Kong is a multicultural metropolis. Being a popular stopover destination for many airlines that use Asia as a connection point makes this city an excellent one night stop over or for a longer five to seven day stay. There is a wide range of acti…"
Simply Paradise in HongKong
by AhKingFeaturing:Very Good Restaurant, Nathan Road, Mongkok, &13 moreplaces
"HongKong is simply heaven of everything. Most of people making trip to HongKong to enjoy the paradise of food, shopping, toys, massage, luxury merchants, nightlife, entertainment at all day and night long. Don't you want to experience it yourself? I'…"
My hometown
by hkannie27Featuring:Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware, Victoria Harbour, 29, &{3} moreplaces
"There is so much to see and do in HK, although many travellers only come here on the way to somewhere else and don't do it justice. The best time is in the winter or spring months, in terms of the weather; November through to March are drier and cool…"
Hong Kong for Amateurs
by Calidiva50Featuring:Happy Valley Racecourse, Victoria Peak (The Peak), Tsui Hang Village(Causeway Bay), &18 moreplaces
"Want to avoid the crowds, not spend a fortune and see things from the eyes of a local? Here are some tips on how to avoid crowds which are pretty much a constant in Hong Kong. Where are the "cheap eats" and where are the cool but off the beaten pat…"
One Day in Hong Kong
by Lincoln CFeaturing:Star Ferry, Peak Tram, Hong Kong Museum of History, &5 moreplaces"If you're only in Hong Kong for 24 hours, these are some of the most iconic sights that you shouldn't miss. And don't worry about having enough time — you're lucky that Hong Kong is the city that never sleeps!"
Shopping Guide for Hong Kong
by Lincoln CFeaturing:Temple Street Night Market, Cheung Sha Wan Road Fashion Road, Mongkok, &7 moreplaces"Shopping in Hong Kong is more just than brand names and huge malls. Get out into the different areas and markets, and explore all the browsing potential that Hong Kong has to offer!"
Best Food in Hong Kong
by Sze LFeaturing:Sham Shui Po, Sai Yeung Choi Street South, Shing Kee Noodles, &6 moreplaces"Whether you're ready to try obscure local eats like pig blood curd, or you'd rather stick to noodles, this list of my favorite local eateries is sure to whet your appetite."The gems of Hong Kong
by KJPSemaphoreFeaturing:Po Lin (Precious Lotus) Monastery, Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha), 13, &{3} moreplaces
"Hong Kong is one of our favourite cities, easy to navigate, wonderful food, great shopping and lots of green spaces and out of the way places to visit. Enjoy a great city with friendly people!"
Museum Guide for Hong Kong
by dejavuhkFeaturing:Hong Kong International Hobby and Toy Museum, Cattle Depot Artist Village, Osage Gallery, &4 moreplaces
"Cultural treasures abound in Hong Kong. From classic art museums to edgy art centers, here are some of the best attractions in arts and education."
HongKong Restaurants and bars
by Ulf NFeaturing:Bistecca Italian Steak House, Pizza Bar, Tango Argentinian Steak House, &3 moreplaces
"If you ever visit Hong Kong and like good food especially steaks there is a few restaurant that you should not miss, example Bistecca/Tango at Lan kwai Fong. I f you prefeer Indian food there is Jolo on Lockhart road. if you like to have a beer or tw…"
solo female travel in Hong Kong
by loreleim900Featuring:FINDS, Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences, 9, &{3} moreplaces
"Hong Kong can seem to be an overwhelming place- hustle and bustle and people, people, people.....there are some ways to enjoy the pace and also get away from it as needed!"
Guide to Hong Kong Outdoors
by CrazydorFeaturing:Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park, Tai Tung Shan, Ma On Shan Promenade, &4 moreplaces"Thoughts of Hong Kong tend to conjure images of bustling streets and towering skyscrapers, but the city has a "wild side" too. In addition to any number of water activities, there are trails to hike, wetlands to explore, and geological wonders at whi…"Cheap and cheerful Hong Kong
by GlobebugsFeaturing:Wing on Department Store (Tai Koo Shing), Wan Chai, 3, &{3} moreplaces
"Get value for your tourist dollar on local transport, a cheap and useful way to explore this city. One option is the Octopus Card available at the airport rail station. It's valid on the Airport Express, MTR, Light Rail, Buses, Trams, Ferries and o…"Essential Hong Kong
by amy4435Featuring:Cordis, Hong Kong, Causeway Bay, Sogo Mall (Causeway Bay), &19 moreplaces
"Hong Kong is a city of endless possibilities but if you only have a few days to spare, these are the things you absolutely must see and experience."A Week in Hong Kong
by backpacker31Featuring:Victoria Harbour, Victoria Peak (The Peak), Nathan Road, &11 moreplaces
"For the first-time visitor to Hong Kong, this compact, densely populated vertical metropolis may seem intimidating. However, boasting one of the world's best urban transport systems, a wide range of accommodation options (ranging from hostels to five…"Brief Guide of Hong Kong as seen by a Local!
by Michael RFeaturing:Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View, Central, Soho, &28 moreplaces
"Hong Kong is one of my favorite places. You can do a lot of things in this small city. From being a foodie, to a shopaholic, to bar hopping, and even an enlightening trip. Hong Kong has it all. It is also a relatively safe place."
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