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Royal Plaza Hotel: 597 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: Jun 1, 2012
Langham Place Hotel: 1729 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: Jun 2, 2012
YMCA International House Hong Kong: 385 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: Jun 2, 2012
Hotel Jen Hong Kong: 368 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: May 29, 2012
Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel: 385 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: May 31, 2012
Disney's Hollywood Hotel Hong Kong: 392 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: Jun 2, 2012
B P International: 376 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: Jun 2, 2012
Metropark Hotel Mongkok: 105 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: May 24, 2012
Golden Crown Guesthouse: 77 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: May 21, 2012
Dorsett Seaview Hotel: 184 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: May 16, 2012
Holiday Inn Express Causeway Bay: 305 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: Jun 1, 2012
Eaton Hotel Hong Kong: 872 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: Jun 2, 2012
Bridal Tea House Hotel (Western District): 11 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: May 15, 2011
Jia Boutique Hotel: 152 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: May 24, 2012
Crowne Plaza Hotel Hong Kong Causeway Bay: 224 Reviews & Opinions
Latest: May 31, 2012

Hong Kong Things to Do

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Lantau Island Hong Kong

266 Reviews Since opening in 2006 the NP360 Cable Car gives visitors to Lantau Island a different and scenic way to arrive at the Big Buddha. The cable cars offer 360 degree views from the large all glass cabins....

Victoria Peak Hong Kong

364 Reviews For most visitors to Hong Kong a trip to the top of Victoria Peak is high on the agenda and the most famous way to do this is to ride the tram from the Peak Tram Lower Terminus in Central. The famous...

Ocean Park Hong Kong

144 Reviews Hong Kong is well served by theme parks and Ocean Park and its competitor Hong Kong Disneyland compete for tourist's (and locals) precious time and money. In my opinion Disneyland is just too small to...

Aberdeen Hong Kong

90 Reviews Aberdeen is an area on the south shore of Hong Kong Island in Hong Kong. In fact the name 'Hong Kong' was the original name of the area and foreigners who landed here in the 1800's mistook the name as...

Central District Hong Kong

128 Reviews Central is one of the most diverse districts on Hong Kong Island. It is the business and financial heart of Hong Kong and encompasses a large area between Sheung Wan to the west and including part of...

Stanley Market Hong Kong

71 Reviews I enjoy taking the bus to Stanley and as I get off opposite the Markets I always take a wander through. On my last visit I bought some handbags and jewellery but sometimes I dont buy anything! The...

Markets Hong Kong

112 Reviews Another lively theme shopping street in Mong Kok is Tung Choi - for fish and aquarium stuff. It isn't that large of a place-market, and it's less colorful than flower market, but it is somehow nice...

Temples Hong Kong

99 Reviews Apparently there are other Man Mo Temples in Hong Kong (Tai Po and Lantau Island) but I have only been to this one. Situated on Hollywood Road, closer to Sheung Wan than Central, Man Mo Temple is...

Victoria Harbour Hong Kong

72 Reviews There is always something to watch and take your interest if you are chilling on Victoria Harbour, and one of my favourite things to do whilst on holidays is to "people watch" and there is no better...

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Nathan Road Hong Kong

59 Reviews Advertised as one of the most commercial streets of Hong Kong, Nathan Road is… one of the most commercial streets of Hong Kong! So what? One Indian tout in each square meter, large and small shops...

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Repulse Bay Hong Kong

68 Reviews Repulse Bay was in my agenda - not to swim (the time was too short for that) but to have a look. Unfortunately, the weather didn't help, and with all those stores calling for Fernanda I didn't even...

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Causeway Bay Hong Kong

37 Reviews The tradition of the Noon Day Gun originated in the 1860s when a senior British naval officer (new to HK) was surprised and annoyed at the practice of the Jardine-Matheson's taipans firing a gun...

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Star Ferry Hong Kong

103 Reviews The Star Ferry is definitely a tourist attraction. I warn you to be aware to avoid it during rush hour if you want to have choice of seats and take lots of pics though. The views from the ferry,...

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Shopping Hong Kong

54 Reviews This was the opportunity to shop as perpectually, all stores in the shopping mall are offering discounts. You can pick from Adidas, Esprit, Coach and even Calvin Kleins. I chose to step into Puma as...

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Hong Kong Park (Admiralty) Hong Kong

61 Reviews Hong Kong Park is tucked away behind the Bank of China Tower, Pacific Place Shopping Centre and the High Court Building. Until you are actually inside the eight hectare park you dont realise how much...

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Museums Hong Kong

84 Reviews With so many sights, sounds and smells to savour, museums may not be on everyones "must see" list, especially if time is limited, but if you have 2 or 3 hours to spare (maybe during inclement weather)...

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Lamma Island Hong Kong

31 Reviews If you want escape the busy city in Kowloon or Hong Kong Island, you can take a 25 minutes fast ferry from Central District, or Aberdeen to Lamma Islan. Lamma is HK third largest island, and its...

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Kowloon Park Hong Kong

41 Reviews If you need a break from the controlled chaos that is the lower end of Nathan Road and surrounding Tsim Sha Tsui then head to Kowloon Park. This park is very tranquil considering its location and is...

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Skyscrapers Hong Kong

88 Reviews If you love tall buildings then Hong Kong is the place to see them. The densely packed streets are not the ideal place to skyscraper watch but there are some good viewing spots to take in the city...

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Bird Market Hong Kong

22 Reviews When you love birds you love them seeing and hearing, and if you love them dearly you love to see them free in the crowns of trees or by the ground, or in the bushes or at the water edge or reeds......

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Happy Valley Hong Kong

22 Reviews Happey Valley is one of 2 Racecourses in Hong Kong. The Race course is in the area called Happy Valley, and its on the Island of Hong Kong. If you dont have a keen interest in Horse Racing, I would...

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Clock Tower Hong Kong

54 Reviews Built in 1915 and standing 44 metres high, the red brick and granite tower is a reminder of Hong Kong's colonial past. It's situated near to the Star Ferry concourse. Originally it formed part of the...

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New Territories Hong Kong

36 Reviews From the moment we met our eccentric English tour guide we enjoyed this interesting tour into the history of a few influential Chinese families of Hong Kong. The "new territories" act as a buffer zone...

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Cheung Chau Island Hong Kong

15 Reviews Get to Cheung Chau by ferry from pier 5 outlying islands ferry piers, Central. In my opinion Cheung Chau is the most beautiful of all Hong Kong's islands. It has quite a big main town with a...

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Tiger Balm Gardens Hong Kong

8 Reviews I decided to visit Tiger Balm Garden because it was a famous site in Hong Kong when I visited the first time (however its popularity might have gone down as a tourist spot in recent years due to...

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Symphony of Lights

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Every night crowds gather on the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui to watch the Symphony of Lights. This multimedia laser and light display is presented by the Hong Kong Tourism Commission and is the worlds largest permanent Light and Sound Show.The display is projected over 45 skyscrapers around Central on Hong Kong Island together with buildings on the Kowloon side. All the major buildings participate including 2IFC, HSBC Building and the Bank of China Tower. Hong Kong's tallest building the International Commerce Centre joined the show on May 1 2012. To commerate the occasion a new soundtrack has been introduced.The buildings literally come alive during the 15 minute show as coloured lights, lasers and searchlights perform sequences accompanied by narration and music. The narration is in English on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Putonghua on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and Cantonese...

Statue Square

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Statue Square in Central is a well known public thoroughfare but I had to check the origins of the name as its not a square filled with statues. Historically, the square was home to a number of statues of British Royalty until the Japanese removed them as part of their occupation of Hong Kong during WW2. The statues were returned after the war but relocated to other areas of Hong Kong. Only one remains today. While in the square take time to notice the many influential buildings that surround it including the HSBC building and the Bank of China Tower.If you are walking through Statue Square on the weekend on your way to the Peak Tram Lower Terminus in Garden Road you will notice the many Filipino maids who use the square as a meeting and socialising venue on their day off. During Hong Kong's Annual Winterfest Statue Square comes alive each evening from late November. The square is home...

Stroll around Sheung Wan

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If you are looking to find pockets of "old" Hong Kong among the concrete jungle that has taken over Hong Kong Island then head to Sheung Wan.Located west of the Central district Sheung Wan which can be translated to "Gateway" District a reference to its location as the landing site for the British occupation.Western Market is one of the oldest buildings in Sheung Wan. It has its origins as a Food Market but is now mainly home to cafes and curio shops. The only original part of the building standing is the Edwardian North Block which is a heritage monument. If you are looking to purchase silk in Hong Kong there are a number of fabric merchants in the building. A short walk west from the Market along Connaught Road will bring you to a very traditional area. Ko Shing Street and Des Voeux Road West house herbal medicine wholesalers and dried food shops. Alternatively you can walk up Morrison...

Over the hills to Stanley.

by swissfondue

When I have a few spare hours I often go to Stanley on the south eastern side of Hong Kong Island. Opinion is divided about Stanley. It is a popular side trip for visitors but while some consider Stanley to be the highlight of their trip, others think its a bit of a disappointment. I'm somewhere in the middle of those opinions.My favourite part of the trip and probably the reason I go really is the bus ride. For the most scenic route take the No 6 bus from Exchange Square Central. This bus is the only one that doesnt go via the Aberdeen Tunnel but snakes its way through Wan Chai, then above the Happy Valley Racecourse and climbs up and over Wong Nai Chung Gap before it descends again into Repulse Bay and then Stanley. This is also the slowest route taking approximately an hour depending on traffic.You can get off the bus near Stanley Market (which I have reviewed separately). Easy...

Looking for birds, flowers and goldfish?

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Then head to Prince Edward Station in Kowloon. These markets are within easy walking distance of each other.For the Yuen Po Street Bird Garden take Exit B1 and walk along Prince Edward Road West. You will pass by the flower stalls which are close by.Hong Kong's Flower Market is really more a cluster of flower shops and street stalls situated on Flower Market Road. Take Exit B1 and follow the signs east along Prince Edward Road West. The goldfish "Market" is a concentration of probably a dozen tropical fish shops and can be found by taking Exit B2 and walking east along Prince Edward Road West. They are situated on Tung Choi Street and can also be accessed by continuing along Tung Choi Street at the Northern end of the Ladies Market.

PO LIN MONASTERY

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Po Lin Monastery has been in existence since 1906 but has increased its international prominence and become a tourist attraction since the opening in 1993 of the Tian Tan Buddha (see my "things to do" pages for my Big Buddha review).The Monastery is the centre of Buddhism in Hong Kong and is currently under expansion with the building of the Great Hall of the Ten Thousand Buddhas. This new building due for completion this year will host religious and cultural events.Many tourists combine a climb to the top of the Big Buddha with a vegetarian meal from the Monastery's kitchen. The meals are cheap and consist of a soup and two vegetarian meals with rice. The meals are served between 11.30am and 4.30pm.Po Lin Monastery is enclosed by well kept landscaped gardens which provide some solitude from the crowds. Behind the Monastery is the entrance to the Wisdom Path (see my Hong Kong "Off the...

The Peak Tram

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There is something very different about this tram and its not just the steepness at which you ride, The amazing view that you get on your away and after the reaching the peak is totally breath taking. Almost a half hour ride (for which you might have to wait for an hour in the line), and there you are - at the peak ,from where the skyscrapers of this vertical city look timid. But the view of the entire city is simple beautiful. It is recommended to reach there just before sunset, and then see the view of the city shining with lights.

Photo Op with the Stars

by jessgotdestiny

To get to Madame Tussauds, you have to go to The Peak. I got the chance to take a view at the peak at nighttime and it was very, very cold. We spent little time outside and headed straightaway to Madame Tussauds (also known as the Wax Museum). The most famous figure at the museum when we arrived was who else but President Barack Obama. Having a photo with him is exclusive only for those who are willing to shed an extra amount. There were Hollywood actors and actresses, Asian stars, men in sports, historical figures, music artists, and public figures. * My favorites: Brad and Angelina (hot couple!) Felt too small for: Yao Ming Missed to check: The pathway that leads to the horror room! Kept wondering: Where Andy Lau was standing. And missed to check if his heart was indeed beating!*

Flagstaff House

by cjg1

Flagstaff House was once used as the home of the Commander of the British forces in Hong Kong during colonial times and was called Headquarter House. Now Flagstaff House houses the Museum of Tea Ware as part of the Hong Kong Museum of Art. Inside there are many examples of teaware and some of the oldest in the world.The house is made in the Greek Revival Style and really stands out admist the lush greenery of Hong Kong Park.During our visit in 2012 we observed many newly married couple taking their wedding photographs around the building.

Pte. R.D. Maxwell Memorial

by cjg1

Right by the base of the Memorial cross on the grounds of St. John's Cathedral is a tombstone. The tombstone is on the grave of Pte. R.D. Maxwell who was killed three days before the ceasefire with the Japanese during WWII.

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Q: Hi! Me and my friend are visiting Hong Kong in August, after touring through China for 4 weeks, and we just started planning our...

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