Hotels in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is among the world's most vibrant metropolitan city that has a perfect composition of the bustling modern world, tranquil countryside and central trade district. Be it the beautiful and serene temples in the city, exquisite Cantonese delicacies from Causeway Bay and the spellbinding beauty of the Victoria water harbour, Hong Kong has so much to offer. Unbestowed to most, Hong Kong has among the best public transportation infrastructure in the world which makes travelling around the city quite affordable, fast and efficient particularly its MTR (mass transit railway). Consider getting the Tourist Day Tickets Pass and Octopus Card for a carefree travel ahead.

 

Where to go In Hong Kong

From anywhere in the city you can relish the view of Hong Kong's brilliant skyline embellished with a captivating skyscrapers, encompasses with the lush mountains of the rural countryside. Here are some of the best places to visit in Hong Kong.

Victoria Peak (The Peak): Ride on the Peak Tram to the Peak Tower (Sky Terrace 428) located on highest point on Hong Kong Island and be blown away with one of the world's most spectacular cityscapes view, equally magnificent regardless whichever time of the day. Like putting together jigsaw puzzles to reveal a panoramic overview of Hong Kong with the skyscrapers in Victoria Harbour and South China Sea, to the luscious hills of the New Territories in the day to captivating sunset view over laser dances in the Symphony of Lights and street below sparkling with neon lights.

Alternatively, embark on the Peak Circle Walk where along the route you will encounter the Lugard Road and Harlech Road lookout points before making to the peak. Make a stop at the Peak Tram Historical Gallery for a trip back to the 19th and 20th century displaying memorabilias over 200 years old that has witnessed the evolution of Hong Kong.

 

Walled Village: Get a glimpse into the city's past by wandering into the ancient villages of Hong Kong aging over 500 years old. Whether it is marvelling at old ramshackle huts and oriental ornate ancestral halls in the Kat Hing Wai village or well-preserved heritage culture and brick architecture adorned with tiled roofs of sacred dragons and fish engravings in Shui Tai Tsuen village, a visit to these villages are simply fascinating and worthwhile.

 

Tsim Sha Tsui , Kowloon: Stroll along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and you will find a variety of iconic landmarks and cultural pit stops for an all-in-one Hongkongers experience. Admire traditional chinese opera performances at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, learn about the city's history at the Hong Kong Museum of History and personally experience the wonders of robotics and virtual reality at the Hong Kong Science Museum. And if shopping paradise and street style eateries excites you, Nathan's Road, Hong Kong's most popular shopping street will not disappoint.

 

What to eat in Hong Kong

Hong Kong offers a remarkable arrays of mouth-watering cuisine from all around the world ranging from hawker food stalls to Michelin Star Rated Restaurants, you'd be spoilt for choices. Eat to your heart's content by indulging in Hong Kong's iconic steamy dim sums at Tim Ho Wan particularly the shrimp dumplings, bursting soup dumplings and pan fried turnip cakes.

Eat breakfast like a local by trying out a refreshing cup of milk tea, crunchy yet fluffy pineapple buns and Hong Kong style french toast that melts butter with eat bite at Kam Wah Cafe. Or if you are craving for fast food-like burgers, the juicy and tender pork chop bun is a delicious alternative to western burgers. And what's better than to end the day with a bowl of tangy mango dessert from Hui Lau Shan?

 

Where to stay In Hong Kong

Travelling around Hong Kong is remarkably convenient to between attraction sites and accommodations. Be it a luxurious stay in a 4-star Eaton, Hong Kong in Kowloon, best family stay in Cordis, Hong Kong in Kowloon or budget-friendly Burlington Hotel in Hong Kong. Hotels.com offers both quality and comfortable accommodation in Hong Kong.

 

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