Hong Kong has several atypical attractions that tourists can explore while on a trip to this small former colony. These activities are offbeat, but you might find they are your most enjoyable and memorable experiences during your trip to Hong Kong.
Go Organic at Kadoorie Farm
Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Gardens is off the beaten path, near the China border outside of Fanling. It is an organic farm, animal preserve, and a place for kids and families to go to see nature and farmland and eat organic yummies.
Though it is sort of a strangely eclectic place, it isn't a joke. It is an educational and charitable endeavor of one of Hong Kong's richest oldest clans that also owns the Peninsula Hotel.
Charter a Boat
Chartering a boat is a cool way to have an inexpensive getaway with friends or family. Favorite places to go by boat are the beach areas and bays off of Sai Kung for the great natural beauty, camping, and surfing; the Hong Kong Geopark areas; and Lamma Island, Lantau Island, and Cheung Chau Island.
Chum It at Chung King
The Chungking Mansions is a unique experience in the region. It is a large hotel and apartment complex along the "Golden Mile" of Nathan Road. Shop for reasonably priced South Asian food in the shops.
You might not like it at all, or you might be fascinated by the hustle and bustle of the buildings crowded with Chinese couriers, African merchants, and backpackers. It is as if distinct parts of the world (Africa, South Asia, China, Europe, America and Australia) mix, mingle, compete, and jostle there.

Visit the Museum of Teaware in Hong Kong Park
At Flagstaff House Tea Museum you can buy, drink, and experience fine Chinese teas and receive free instruction on China's tea culture. The Chinese p orcelain museum inside Flagstaff House, Hong Kong's oldest surviving British building (1842), has very valuable Tang Dynasty (618–904) antiques.
Hong Kong Park also has one of the world's biggest aviaries where birds fly around under a net canopy.
Hike Along the Olympic Trail
A favorite walk for local hiking groups is the Olympic Trail that runs from Tung Chung to Mui Wo across Lantau Island. What is offbeat about the Olympic Trail is the unusual mix of sea, mountains, animals, Chinese tombs, and bikers.
China Highlights Caters for Mainstream AND Offbeat!
We specialize in tailor-making tours to suit your interests. Though our Hong Kong tours don't cover all the 50 Hong Kong Attractions we have information on, just let us know if you want to visit one of the more offbeat ones (or something else entirely), and we will do our very best to work it into your itinerary for an excellent value price.