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Tuesday, May 27, 2025

Top 10 Things to Do in Hong Kong (2025 Edition)

1. 🌇 Ride the Peak Tram to Victoria Peak. Take the Peak Tram to the highest point on Hong Kong
Island. Visit Sky Terrace 428 for stunning panoramic views of the city skyline and Victoria Harbour

2. 🎢 Have Fun at Hong Kong Disneyland. A must-visit for families and Disney fans.  Unique attractions include Mystic Manor and Iron Man Experience. Now features World of Frozen, the first Frozen-themed land in the world (opened late 2023).

3. 🏞️ Explore Ngong Ping and Tian Tan Buddha. Ride the scenic Ngong Ping 360 cable car on Lantau Island. See the iconic Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery. Enjoy peaceful trails and local vegetarian meals.

4. 🏖️Relax at Repulse Bay or Shek O Beach. Escape the city to sunbathe or swim. Repulse Bay offers chill vibes and beachfront cafes. Shek O is great for surfers and hikers (near Dragon’s Back).

5. 🚠 Hike the Dragon’s Back Trail. One of Asia’s top urban hikes. Easy-to-moderate level with ocean and mountain views. Ends near the beach - perfect for a swim after the trek.

6. 🌃 Watch the Symphony of Lights. A nightly light and music show at 8 PM. Best viewed from the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade or a Star Ferry ride.

7. 🏛️ Visit the M+ Museum and West Kowloon Cultural District. M+ is Asia’s leading contemporary art museum. Stroll the Art Park and enjoy waterfront views and public art.

8. 🍜 Eat Your Way Through the City. Try dim sum at Tim Ho Wan or Maxim’s Palace. Local must-eats: egg tarts, pineapple buns, wonton noodles, roast goose, fish balls. Explore Mong Kok, Temple Street Night Market, and Central for food stalls and hidden gems.

9. 🛕 Visit Man Mo Temple. A 19th-century Taoist temple in Sheung Wan. Famous for its hanging incense coils and photogenic interiors.

10. 🛍️ Shop in Mong Kok and Causeway Bay. Mong Kok: Sneakers, gadgets, cheap finds, and night markets. Causeway Bay: Big-name brands and mega malls like Times Square and Hysan Place.

Bonus: Take the Star Ferry. A scenic and budget-friendly way to cross Victoria Harbour. Offers unbeatable views of Hong Kong’s skyline — day or night.

 

🆓 Top 10 FREE Things to Do in Hong Kong

1. 🌇 Watch the Symphony of Lights. Every night at 8:00 PM, Hong Kong’s skyline comes alive with lights, lasers, and music. Best viewed from the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade or Golden Bauhinia Square in Wan Chai.

2. 🛳 Ride the Star Ferry (if using a tourist pass). The ride costs less than HK\$3, but on certain tourist passes or promotions, it’s free. Great views of Victoria Harbour between Central and Tsim Sha Tsui.

3. 🌄 Hike the Dragon’s Back Trail. One of the best free outdoor activities in Hong Kong. Offers stunning views of the coastline, Shek O Beach, and lush green hills.

4. 🛕 Visit Man Mo Temple. A historic temple in Sheung Wan is filled with incense and traditional Chinese architecture. Free to enter and photograph (respectfully).

5. 🖼️ Explore the West Kowloon Art Park & M+ Museum Public Spaces. Walk around West Kowloon Cultural District, enjoy harbor views, and visit open-air installations. M+ Museum’s rooftop and some ground floor exhibitions are often free to access.

6. 🧘 Stroll Through Nan Lian Garden. A beautifully landscaped classical Chinese garden in Diamond Hill, Kowloon. Peaceful, photogenic, and completely free.

7. 🕌 Visit Chi Lin Nunnery. Located next to Nan Lian Garden. A spiritual, serene space with lotus ponds, wooden halls, and Buddhist architecture.

8. 🏙️ Wander Through PMQ in Central. Former police quarters transformed into a creative hub. Free to explore art spaces, exhibitions, and local design shops.

9. 🎨 See Street Art in Central & Sham Shui Po. Take a DIY street art tour through neighborhoods like SoHo, Sheung Wan, and Sham Shui Po. Great photo ops with murals, graffiti, and local creativity.

10. 📷Take in the View from Sky100 (Public Area at ICC). While the official observation deck charges admission, you can get free views from the public lobby levels at the International Commerce Centre (ICC) or IFC Mall.

Bonus Free Tips. Window-shop in Mong Kok Night Market.  Visit Tai Kwun, a revitalized heritage police station transformed into an art and culture hub. Attend free events and festivals, especially around Lunar New Year or the Mid-Autumn Festival. 

Thursday, May 1, 2025

When in Hong Kong GOTO Tsim Sha Tsui (TST)

Tsim Sha Tsui (TST) in Hong Kong is one of the city's most dynamic districts, offering a mix of culture, shopping, food, and iconic views.

🎯 Why Visit Tsim Sha Tsui (TST)

🌉 1. Avenue of Stars & Victoria Harbour Views

  • Walk along the promenade with incredible views of Hong Kong Island’s skyline.

  • See handprints of Hong Kong cinema legends like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan.

🏛️ 2. Museums & Culture

  • Hong Kong Museum of History – Learn about the city's rich past.

  • Hong Kong Space Museum & Art Museum – Family-friendly and educational.

🛍️ 3. Shopping Heaven

  • Explore Harbour City, one of the largest malls in Asia.

  • Find luxury brands on Canton Road, bargains at Granville Road, and unique items at K11 Art Mall.

🍜 4. Amazing Food Scene

  • Michelin-starred restaurants, local dim sum shops, and global cuisine all packed into one district.

🏨 5. Iconic Hotels & Nightlife

  • Stay at famous hotels like The Peninsula, or enjoy drinks with a view at rooftop bars like Aqua or Ozone (in nearby ICC).

🚇 How to Get to TST

🔹 By MTR:

  • Take the Tsuen Wan Line (Red Line) and get off at Tsim Sha Tsui Station.

  • Exit through Exit E or L6 to reach major shopping streets.

🔹 From Hong Kong Island:

  • MTR: Transfer at Admiralty Station to the Tsuen Wan Line.

  • Star Ferry: Take the scenic route from Central or Wan Chai to TST Ferry Pier.

🔹 From the Airport:

  • Airport Express to Kowloon Station, then short taxi or MTR ride.