Top 50 Best Things to Do in Hong Kong

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Anonymous user

A dream leisure destination for people of all ages, both children and adults. Purchasing tickets and making advance reservations is very convenient, with a variety of packages available to suit different needs. In my case, I bought a ticket bundled with a special collection gift, which allowed me to receive exclusive items at a more affordable price compared to the regular retail cost.

婧闻

I went to Ocean Park specifically to see the pandas. The pandas have a great living environment there, with a constant temperature 24 hours a day. While the pandas are playing outside, the keepers are always there observing and recording their activities; they are very diligent and responsible. I hope our six darlings live a happy life in Hong Kong.

Anonymous user

It is a place where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Hong Kong city. The booking process is convenient, and there is no need to queue to buy tickets, as the on-site ticket lines are usually very long. Therefore, purchasing tickets online in this way is the best option. The price is affordable and the system is easy to use.

_TI***n6

Hong Kong peak is the best peak and panoramic view of a city I have come across since Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles. The general scenery of the area is wonderful and unmatched. I went both at night and during the day. I would highly recommend night time as it looks so much better and the bakehouse cafe is much easier to get a space in while you look at Hong Kong

M34***30

It's definitely worth a visit! Although the quantity and quality of exhibits are not as impressive as those in domestic museums, the exhibition layout is very artistically thoughtful, and the immersive interactive experience is excellent. Highly recommended!

MAHSIN

It an awesome feelings... i wanna visit again and again....

filipinoadventurer

My friends did not enjoy..they are scared of heights...too bad ...1st try ..don't want try again ..but im ok ..no worries for me

135***16

Victoria Harbour, located between Hong Kong Island and the Kowloon Peninsula in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, stretches from Lei Yue Mun in the east to Tsing Yi Island in the west. It is a natural deep-water harbor, ranking among the world's three largest natural harbors. Victoria Harbour boasts important facilities such as the Kwai Chung Container Terminal, and its Star Ferry route has been listed by National Geographic as one of the "50 Places to See Before You Die."

变形豆腐

Absolutely worth it! I saw the Stanley Line recommended on Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book), and it was definitely worth the trip (I'd try other lines next time I'm in Hong Kong)! Firstly, it's incredibly convenient—hop on and off as you please. The stations are clearly marked, and you can check the timetable for each station via the app or by scanning the QR code on the station. Secondly, every station along the route was worthwhile. Due to time constraints, and traveling with elderly people and children, we only stopped at the Peak Tram, Stanley, and Repulse Beach stations. The train departs at 10:30 AM and returns to Central Ferry Pier at 6:30 PM, which was quite a relaxed journey. The only regret was that the kids were playing in the sand and we missed watching the sunset from the train, but the sunset at Repulse Beach was still amazing! On board, there are headphones with audio guides in different languages, allowing you to enjoy the scenery while learning about the stories behind it—a truly unique experience. The staff were all very friendly, and overall, a fantastic experience. I'd definitely try different routes next time!

12月的罗宋汤

I mainly went to see Zao Wou-Ki's paintings. I was surprised at how complex his panel paintings were; the finished products were fantastic. The upstairs exhibition hall had many abstract art pieces and interactive exhibits, which were quite fun. You could even slip on slippers to appreciate the artist's work. I have to complain about the bus ride after leaving the M+ exhibition hall. For some reason, the W4 bus took us directly to the West Kowloon High-Speed ​​Rail Station, which surprised all the passengers, as the app indicated it should go to Canton Road.