Top Things to Do in Hong Kong

Take a ride up and get a panoramic view of Hong Kong from the top of the 554m/1818ft-high Victoria Peak. Its steepest point has an angle of 27 degrees which definitely can give you an unforgettable experience.

• Tours to Victoria Harbour

Aberdeen Bay retains the characteristic of a traditional fishing village in the 1800s. The village still inhabits hundreds of fishing men. Here, you can tour around the bay by a sampan, and taste the fresh and delicious seafood.

It is one of the few in-city race tracks in the world. This is the best place to watch the horse racing and place a bet. The exciting screaming of the punters is as much of a spectacle as the races.

The tranquil and green environment makes it a popular spot. See the Giant Buddha, the tallest outdoor bronze Buddha in the world, and visit Buddhist temples on the island.

• Po Lin Monastery

Hong Kong is fascinating everywhere at night. It would be absolutely a great experience for taking a night cruise at the Victoria Harbor, enjoying the breeze and the Symphony of Lights.

• Victoria Harbor
• Hong Kong Nightlife

Hong Kong's street markets, usually nestled among the towering skyscrapers, are full of fun and excitement. Shoppers will find unparalleled selection of bargains and hidden treasures in each market.

• Hong Kong Shopping
• Top Street Markets in Hong Kong

A trip in Hong Kong will not be complete without trying Dim Sum. Morning or lunch time Dim Sum is a local tradition. The wide range of snacks are delightfully served in bamboo baskets and accompanied by tea.

• Hong Kong Food and Restaurants

In Macau you can have a leisurely stroll among the many historical properties, feel the mixing culture of Chinese and Portuguese, and try your luck in gambling. The frequent ferries take only about one hour to go from Hong Kong to Macau.