Temple St

#citywalk Having great stroll @Temple Street廟街 in the night time, and it’s crowded with people. It’s a iconic landmark in HK.⭐️✨✨ There’s a lot of street yummy foodie…the curry fishballs, the stinky tofu, the shark-fin soup, and the roasted goose!😋😋😋👍🏻✨we had great time during our HK staycation. #anna29diary #tripmoments #awesomepic #tripblazers #mustvisit #explorehk #musttry #hkcafe #hkfoodie

One friend suggested to me to check out the aesthetics of Temple street by the dawn. So i did. Temple street is that popular night street that the crowd flocks in when you visit Hongkong. The street comes alive as soon as the sun sets in. The street features a night market, foodie's haven, old and interesting buildings surrounding it, and these old rustic mini busses that roam around the city are a real treat. So when you visiting, don't forget to grab your cameras and click away. How to get there: Metro - Jordan station #solofemaletraveller #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #wheninhongkong

Considered one of the most popular destination to visit when you are in Hongkong. Temple Street night market offers a wide variety of souvenir items, produce, different goods such as toys, clothes, shoes, etc.etc. ,name it, they probably selling it there on a very cheap price. Price huggling is welcome in the street too. As soon as the sun sets, bunch of kiosks or little shops are set up in the street. A very lively neighborhood in Yau Ma Tei and Jordan in Kowloon, Hongkong. Aside from the night market, karaoke machines are visible in the street too as well as fortune tellers. Also, Temple street offers a huge array of food kiosks and restaurants. How to get there: Metro - Jordan station #solofemaletraveller #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #wheninhongkong

Temple Street is a street located in Jordan, Kowloon. It is known for its night market and as one of the busiest flea markets in Hong Kong.💥 Popular with tourists and locals alike, it is also common to see the place crowded at dusk. 💫 It sells cheap clothes, gadgets and food item which of course can be bargained and negotiate for. 😎 This location is definitely a must see when in Hong Kong as it provides the vibrant and authentic vibe one hopes to get at street markets. 🤞 #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers #foodie #urbanexplorer 🌏

My walk through downtown started with a short trip to 7-eleven. It is easy to get lost in the small streets of Hong Kong so even though I had checked the map, I walked in the wrong direction for a while until I realized I had to turn back and walk west and turn north as I had planned. Then I found the big street to walk toward Temple Street and it was easy and familiar from there. So you have to be careful not to try to go somewhere through small streets and try to pick a big street to get to your desired destination. The walk was North from Tsim Sha Tsui and it took me about 30 minutes. I saw some nice areas with some sculptures along the way. #urbanexplorer

I walked through downtown Hong Kong. The day was nice, with a breezy wind. A little hot on the crosswalks under the sun, bur I always chose a shady side of the street to walk. The Temple Street area is not very busy but not very quiet either at noon and walking from the Tsim Sha Tsui area was worth it, not too long as most people think. I decided not to take the MRT and just walked instead. It was about a 30 minute walk. On the way I saw some famous double-decker red buses and some market areas. Many 7-elevens along the way as well to get some refreshments. All in all, it was a pleasant walk but you have to be careful about the British-style traffic if you are coming from a right-side driving country. Getting There - Attractions - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping -

#passionpassport Temple Street Night Market has a lot to offer, from traditional Chinese food to Cantonese food, seafood, and continental food, everything is available right on the street. The traditional "Dai Pai Dong" also known as small food stalls, serves fresh food to thousands of people coming to Temple Street every day. This place is perfect for buying inexpensive Chinese souvenirs and accessories. Hair combs, bangles, bags, t-shirts… you name it! Besides that, you can find second-hand and antique items here too, as well as the always popular various leather goods with a range of styles. #passionpassport #beautifuldestinations #travelinspiration

This is the most popular night market in Hong Kong. You can find a wide range of food stalls here. From the park at the end of Temple Street, you can look down the whole street and admire the night view. In the park, there is a row of fortune-tellers. Across the road is an outdoor KTV. Don't miss the delicious egg waffles at the entrance!

Temple Street Market is a famous tourist attraction in Hong Kong! Similar to other night markets in Hong Kong, Temple Street Market is a good place to find souvenirs to buy and to find delicious restaurants to eat at 🙂 #givethanks

Eileen Chang once said, "People from all over the world gather here, and then they part, drifting away from Victoria Harbour to farther places. But Hong Kong is always there, at the edge of the sea, on the mid-levels, in Causeway Bay, in Yau Tsim Mong, in the dazzling neon-lit movies, in the hurried traveler's memories." So for you in front of the screen who wants to travel, don't miss out on Hong Kong, let me recommend a bunch of places worth visiting, just copy the homework with your eyes closed! 👇 ⭕️ Victoria Harbour Victoria Harbour is the third largest harbour in the world, with unique scenery day and night! In the evening, the best enjoyment is to take a boat ride, feeling the open air freedom, experiencing the beautiful night view of Hong Kong 🌃 ⭕️ Hong Kong Disneyland Hong Kong Disneyland is the fifth Disneyland in the world, the second in Asia, and the first in China. The atmosphere here is also quite amazing, super attractive for both big buddies and little buddies~ ⭕️ Tsim Sha Tsui Tsim Sha Tsui has always been the heart of Hong Kong. The streets of Tsim Sha Tsui are lined with skyscrapers, and you can buy all the major luxury brands, just be ready with your wallet, and feel the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong in the bustling crowd~ ⭕️ Mong Kok Mong Kok is the busiest area in Hong Kong, a popular shopping spot for locals, with many shops and restaurants open all night. In the morning, you can stroll around Mong Kok, eat snacks, the busy commercial streets, with many characteristic roads, the place closest to the taste of Hong Kong~ ⭕️ Temple Street Temple Street, located in Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, Hong Kong, is a street full of character. Many Hong Kong movies, such as 'God of Cookery', have been filmed on this street. Don't miss it if you're going to Hong Kong~ 👌 The perfect autumn for a trip is here, quickly pack your bags and check in to the beautiful Hong Kong 🇭🇰 Hong Kong·China

Sisters who want to go shopping in Hong Kong and Macau👜, get ready! Today🌼, I have prepared a travel guide for Hong Kong and Macau📢. Interested sisters, hurry up and save it! 📍Hong Kong tourist attractions to check in: ✨Mong Kok, Causeway Bay 🔻Located at the 'geographical center' of Hong Kong, it is the most famous upscale commercial and entertainment shopping center in Kowloon and the area with the most concentrated nightlife. 🔥You will never finish exploring🔥 ✨Chungking Mansions 🔻The filming location of Wong Kar-wai's movie 'Chungking Express', ❌definitely do not book a hotel here ✨Hong Kong Disneyland 🔻A must-visit for girls~ Who doesn't have a princess dream! Enjoy the magical world of Disney with seven themed parks, take photos with Mickey and Hollywood stars, watch exciting parades and performances, and enjoy thrilling roller coasters ✨Victoria Peak/Tai Ping Shan: 🔻Head to the Peak, which is one of the landmarks of Hong Kong and the highest point in the city. From here, you can overlook the entire panorama of Hong Kong. It is the most prestigious luxury residential area for officials and celebrities on Hong Kong Island and the primary focus for touring Hong Kong. It is best to go at night for the beautiful night view. ⚠️Nearby attractions: Before going to the Peak, you can first visit the Avenue of Stars, check in the handprints and signatures of Hong Kong's superstars; Sky Terrace 428—the most conspicuous building on the Peak, with a 360° observation deck at the top, which is an excellent spot to overlook Victoria Harbour, especially recommended at night for the stunning night view. There are also attractions like the Lion Pavilion and Madame Tussauds on the Peak. ✨Wong Tai Sin Temple 🔻A famous temple in Hong Kong, it is said to 'grant every wish'. The fortune-telling sticks are highly accurate, attracting countless believers to worship and seek fortunes all year round. ✨Victoria Harbour 🔻China's largest seaport, with an excellent night view. A large-scale light show 'A Symphony of Lights' is performed every night at 8 pm. It is the main venue for Hong Kong's fireworks displays. ⚠️Nearby attractions: Harbour City Observation Deck—'Ocean Terminal Deck' is the best spot to appreciate the beautiful scenery of both sides of Victoria Harbour. ✨Temple Street, Yau Ma Tei 🔻A popular filming location for many Hong Kong dramas and movies, and a check-in spot for many photography bloggers. Temple Street sells various characteristic goods and is also a gathering place for various delicacies. ✨Lan Kwai Fong 🔻A must-visit for nightlife. In addition to afternoon tea, there is also a dazzling nightlife with bars. It's great to relax and have a few drinks with friends. ✨Hong Kong Ocean Park 🔻Home to over 400 marine species, you can also see sea lions, dolphins, and seals. A world-class theme park that combines marine and land animals, thrill rides, and large-scale performances. Take the cable car across the mountains and the Ferris wheel by the sea! Experience different scenery. 🚸Park facilities: Cable car (most popular, long queues), Ocean Express, outdoor escalator (the second-longest outdoor escalator in Hong Kong). ✨Hong Kong Observation Wheel 🔻Possibly the world's cheapest Ferris wheel, 20 Hong Kong dollars for three rounds, offering a panoramic view of Kowloon and Hong Kong. The Ferris wheel is 60 meters high, about the height of a 20-story building, and each cabin can hold 8 people🎡. There is also a luxury ice cream truck🍦under the Ferris wheel, be sure to try it. ✨Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car 🔻The longest outdoor bi-cable ropeway in Asia, it has won the reputation of being one of the top ten surprising cable car journeys in the world, one of the top ten best cable car experiences, and one of the top ten global cable car journeys. After getting off, you arrive at Ngong Ping Market. ⚠️Nearby attractions: In Ngong Ping Market, you can shop and dine, and there are attractions such as the 360 VR Experience Pavilion, 360 Stage, 360 Motion Cinema, and Walking with Buddha entertainment program. ✨Tsim Sha Tsui 🔻The most bustling shopping paradise in Hong Kong, home to various large shopping malls, duty-free shops, and international brand boutiques, satisfying all one-stop shopping needs. ⚠️Nearby attractions: There are cultural venues such as the Hong Kong Museum of History, Hong Kong Science Museum, and Hong Kong Cultural Centre. ✨Central 🔻The political and commercial center of Hong Kong, many banks, multinational financial institutions, and foreign consulates are located in Central. Various skyscrapers and large shopping centers are scattered throughout Central, with dazzling lights and neon colors. ⚠️Nearby attractions: There are iconic buildings in Hong Kong such as the Legislative Council Building, Bank of China Tower, and Central IFC International Financial Center.

#winhkflight In the heart of Asia, where ancient traditions intertwine with modern marvels, lies a city that pulses with energy and excitement – Hong Kong. Imagine stepping off the plane into a world where skyscrapers reach for the heavens, their glittering facades reflecting the vibrant spirit of the city below. From the moment you set foot on Hong Kong soil, you're swept up in a whirlwind of sights, sounds, and sensations unlike anything you've ever experienced. Your first stop? The bustling streets of Central, where the aroma of sizzling street food mingles with the melodious strains of Cantonese opera. Lose yourself in the labyrinthine alleyways of Sheung Wan, where ancient temples stand side by side with trendy cafes and art galleries. And as night falls, ascend to the dizzying heights of Victoria Peak, where the city unfurls below you like a carpet of twinkling lights, stretching out to meet the horizon. But Hong Kong is more than just skyscrapers and city streets – it's a treasure trove of natural beauty waiting to be explored. Journey to the verdant slopes of Lantau Island, where ancient monasteries perch precariously on mist-shrouded peaks. Feel the spray of the South China Sea on your face as you sail to the rugged shores of Sai Kung, where hidden coves and pristine beaches await. And let's not forget about the food – oh, the food! From mouthwatering dim sum to sizzling hotpot, Hong Kong's culinary scene is a feast for the senses. Indulge your taste buds in the fragrant markets of Mong Kok, where every corner offers a new delight to discover. And for the ultimate culinary adventure, embark on a journey through the city's Michelin-starred restaurants, where master chefs craft culinary masterpieces that will leave you craving more. But perhaps the true magic of Hong Kong lies in its people – a vibrant tapestry of cultures and traditions that come together to create a city unlike any other. From the humble street vendor serving up piping hot egg waffles to the tai chi practitioners gracefully moving through the city's parks, the spirit of Hong Kong is one of resilience, diversity, and boundless possibility. So, whether you find yourself wandering through ancient temples or soaring to the heights of Victoria Peak, one thing is certain – Hong Kong will capture your heart and leave you forever changed. For in this city of contrasts, where East meets West and tradition meets innovation, every moment is an adventure waiting to be lived.