Hong Kong Travel Tips
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Hong Kong Cuisine
Written by Viator, May 2013
With hundreds of skyscrapers, a dozen or more languages being spoken by people from all over the globe and some 11,000 restaurants serving just about everything you could dream up, Hong Kong ... Read more
Mainland China Tours from Hong Kong
Written by Viator, August 2010
Hong Kong, located on the coast of China at the Pearl River Delta and South China Sea, was originally a fishing village. It became a colony of the British Empire after the First Opium War in the ... Read more
Hong Kong Harbour Cruises
Written by Viator, August 2010
Majestic skyscrapers and bustling harbor traffic feature on the ever changing Hong Kong waterfront scenery. To take it all in consider a daytime Hong Kong Harbour cruise or, at night, a traditional ... Read more
3 Days in Hong Kong: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, August 2010
Reminiscent of urban landscapes from cyberpunk novels, Hong Kong is eclectic, fast paced and modern, with enough towering skyscrapers, electric streetscapes, commercial fervor and cultural ... Read more
Hong Kong’s Best Markets
Written by John Reality , Cambodia, July 2012
If you’re visiting Hong Kong and have an appetite for shopping, the following suggestions should be helpful. The opportunities for consumption in the Pearl of the Orient are practically ... Read more
Hong Kong’s Happy Valley Jockey Club
Written by John Reality , Cambodia, June 2012
Surrounded by Wong Nai Chung Road and Morrison Hill Road, Happy Valley Racecourse is one of just two significant racing facilities in Hong Kong . Built in 1845, the facility houses areas ... Read more
Tai O Fishing Village – the Venice of Hong Kong
Written by Emma , Australia, April 2012
To visit the Tai O fishing village on Lantau Island is to see a way of life that has continued virtually unchanged for centuries. As a contrast to the steel and mirrored high rises of Hong ... Read more
Top 10 Things To Do in Hong Kong
Written by Emma , Australia, March 2012
In Hong Kong there is so much to see and do that you may not know where to start! To help you out, below is a list of the top 10 things to do in Hong Kong. Editor’s Note: This recommendation ... Read more
Spring Events in Hong Kong
Written by Emma , Australia, March 2012
Hong Kong is bursting with big events in March and April. See the blooms at the Flower Show in Victoria Park, take in a premiere at the Film Festival, buy a work of art at the International Art ... Read more
Day Trip to Macau
Written by Emma , Australia, January 2012
Famous for its casinos and Portuguese architecture, Macau is only 65km (40mi) west of Hong Kong and can easily be visited on a day trip. A former Portuguese colony, the city is an historic ... Read more
Hong Kong Islands: Lantau
Written by Emma , Australia, October 2011
Hong Kong is a territory of islands: 230 of them to be precise, and Lantau is the biggest of them all. With Hong Kong’s highest mountain, a rugged coastline and several pretty beaches, Lantau ... Read more
Traditional Festivals in Hong Kong
Written by Emma , Australia, September 2011
Hong Kong ‘s traditional festivals are colorful and noisy affairs. Fireworks, lion and dragon dancers, Chinese opera, mah jong, fortune-telling, carnivals and parades are all part of the unique ... Read more
Hong Kong Mid-Autumn Festival
Written by Emma , Australia, August 2011
If you are visiting Hong Kong in the next couple of weeks, this colorful festival could be the highlight of your visit. For 11 days in early September the city comes alive with lantern ... Read more
5 Unique Ways to Enjoy Hong Kong
Written by Jane Ormond , Australia, February 2012
Hong Kong – that compact, coordinated, chaotic and somehow still calming corner of China . Before the humidity starts to really set in, why not hightail it over to Hong Kong for some truly ... Read more
Top 5 Things to Do in Hong Kong Without Shopping
Written by Jane Ormond , Australia, July 2011
What to do in Hong Kong if you don’t like shopping… Bit of a crazy scenario, right? I mean, who doesn’t go to Hong Kong for the shopping? And it’s true, if you love hitting the stores and getting ... Read more
