Hong Kong boasts a wide network of well-maintained hiking trails and diverse water activities.
Easy to moderate trail with panoramic coastal views.
Moderate to challenging climbs on Lantau Island.
Challenging 100km trail, sections 1 & 2 known for coastal scenery.
Always check weather conditions and inform others of your hiking plans, notably for more challenging routes.
Engage with Hong Kong's rich culture through hands-on workshops and traditional events.
Attend shows at Xiqu Centre.
Participate in Cheung Chau Bun Festival or Fire Dragon Dance.
Explore traditional villages like Tai O.
Unique festival with bun towers and parade.
Witness exciting dragon boat races.
Enjoy lantern exhibits and mooncakes.
Discover tranquility and rejuvenation amidst the city's energy.
Clinics offering acupuncture and herbal remedies.
Found on outlying islands or quiet New Territories.
Public beaches or private resorts with day passes.
Fringe Club, Hidden Agenda, Jazz clubs.
Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Xiqu Centre.
Lan Kwai Fong, SoHo, Wan Chai districts.
Hong Kong special administrative region offers everything from traditional markets to luxury boutiques.
IFC Mall, Harbour City, Times Square for global brands.
Lee Garden One to Six, Star Street Precinct.
PMQ for local designers and handmade items.
Tea, Chinese calligraphy, silk, jade, local art.
Support local artisans, beware of counterfeits.
DHL, FedEx, UPS available. Know home country regulations.
Embrace the market culture, but always shop wisely and with awareness of local customs.
