[2025 Hong Kong ] Travel Guide for Mong Kok (Updated Feb)

#SoloTravelPlan – Visit Kowloon, explore Disneyland 🎢✨Hong Kong is a small city that you can travel alone! It's safe too. 📍 Highlights: Visit the big city, eat dim sum, have fun with exciting rides 🚆 Day 1: Walk around Kowloon – see the view of Victoria Harbour ✈️ Morning: • Travel from Thailand to Hong Kong Airport (HKIA) • Use the Airport Express to the city (about 24 minutes to Kowloon) • Leave your bags at the hotel and go out and explore! 🥢 Afternoon: • Stop by to eat famous dim sum at Tim Ho Wan or One Dim Sum • Walk around Mong Kok, shop for shoes, clothes, souvenirs at good prices • Stop to take pictures on Nathan Road, which is full of classic neon lights 🌅 Evening: • Walk to Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade to see the view of Hong Kong buildings • Take the Star Ferry to Central 🚢 • Have a luxurious dinner at Aqua, see the Symphony of Lights 🏨 Stay: Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui, easy to travel 🎢 Day 2: Hong Kong Disneyland - Fun all day 🎠 Morning: • Wake up early, take the MTR Yellow Line to Disneyland Resort Station • Enter the magical world! Ride Iron Man Experience, Mystic Manor, Tron Lightcycle 🍔 Lunch: • Have lunch at the Royal Banquet Hall in Disney 🎆 Dinner: • Watch the Disney Stars on Parade and end with the Momentous Nighttime Spectacular fireworks show 🏨 Stay at: Disney Explorers Lodge or return to the city 🛍️ Day 3: Shopping before returning ☕ Morning: • Have coffee at The Coffee Academics and walk around Central • Take the Peak Tram to see the view on Victoria Peak 🛍️ Afternoon: • Take a leisurely stroll at Harbour City Mall or Citygate Outlets before returning to Thailand ✈️ Evening: • Take the Airport Express back to the airport and fly back home in style #TravelPlan #HongKongTravel #SoloTravel

Hong Kong, the city that never sleeps! 🏙✨ A perfect blend of modern and traditional Chinese culture 🌸 Enjoy shopping at Mongkok, dine on delicious dim sum at local restaurants, and enjoy panoramic views at Victoria Peak 🌉 Whether you're a foodie, a shopper, or a traveler, Hong Kong has it all. 📍Address: Hong Kong 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Easy access to the city via the MTR #WinterTravel

Easy DIY Hong Kong Travel Plan Ideas Day 1: Arrival and City Exploration 1. Arrive in Hong Kong • Take the Airport Express train to the city and check into your hotel, such as in Tsim Sha Tsui or Central 2. Victoria Peak (The Peak) • Ride the Peak Tram to Sky Terrace 428 for city views • Stroll around Peak Galleria 3. Central and Soho Districts • Walk around and take photos of beautiful buildings like the Bank of China Tower • Try the Mid-Level Escalator and visit restaurants in Soho 4. Symphony of Lights • Watch the light and sound show at the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui Day 2: Hong Kong Disneyland 1. Full day at Disneyland • Enjoy various zones like Arendelle: World of Frozen, Mystic Point, and Tomorrowland • End the day with a fireworks show 2. Citygate Outlets • Stop for shopping and dining before heading back to your accommodation Day 3: Famous Temples and Shopping Districts 1. Chi Lin Nunnery • A Buddhist temple with ancient Chinese architecture and a serene garden • Visit the adjacent Nan Lian Garden 2. Che Kung Temple • A popular temple for locals to pray for health and fortune • Spin the windmill for good luck 3. Mong Kok District • Explore night markets like Ladies’ Market and Temple Street Night Market • Shop for affordable items on Sneaker Street 4. Dinner • Try dim sum or roast goose at famous restaurants like Yung Kee Restaurant Day 4: Shopping Before Departure 1. Tsim Sha Tsui District • Shop at Harbour City or stroll around 1881 Heritage 2. Buy Souvenirs • Visit popular stores like Kee Wah Bakery or Jenny Bakery for gift snacks 3. Return to the Airport • Take the Airport Express for convenience Additional Tips • Transportation: Use an Octopus Card for easy travel via MRT and buses • Dress Code: Some temples require modest attire • Budget: • Food: Approximately HKD 50–200 per meal • Temples: No entry fee, but donations are welcome This trip is perfect for those who want a mix of sacred sites, delicious food, and key attractions in Hong Kong!

Hong Kong 🇭🇰 is a place where skyscrapers, Victoria Harbour, and a combination of retro and modern styles can be found. The only downside is the high cost of living 😭 🥳 Even if you only have one day, you can still go on a city walk 🚶 📷 "My City Walk Route" Victoria Harbour - Avenue of Stars - Star Ferry - Victoria Peak - Sai Ying Pun - Kennedy Town - Mong Kok ⚠️ "Some Tips" ✅ Get your Hong Kong and Macau Pass in advance, so you can get a visa whenever you want ✅ Prepare a British standard plug converter and set up your roaming data ⭐️ Recommended attractions: 💕 Victoria Harbour - Avenue of Stars Spend half a day at Victoria Harbour in the morning. The harbor view and city skyline are iconic landmarks. Harbour City is also here, so shopaholics can shop till they drop. 💕 Star Ferry You can take the Star Ferry from Tsim Sha Tsui Pier to Central. The view of Victoria Harbour from the ferry is unique. 💕 Victoria Peak You don't need to go to the observation deck. Walk along Lugard Road and you can overlook the entire Victoria Harbour. It's breathtaking. 💕 Sheung Wan - Sai Ying Pun This place really has a combination of retro and modern styles. From Sai Ying Pun to Kennedy Town, it's very photogenic. 💕 Mong Kok There are many old residential areas here, full of local life. Especially at night, the neon lights and pedestrians are like a scene from a Wong Kar-wai movie. If you're flying ✈️ to and from Hong Kong, you can shop at the last stop. The Shilla Duty Free at Hong Kong International Airport has a wide range of products 🛍️

Ever since watching Hong Kong movies as a child, I have had unique memories of this city. Being here feels like watching a real-life Hong Kong movie. I started my Citywalk 🚶 without stopping and found that I walked 30,000 steps in one day. Looking back at the photos I took, I feel satisfied with all my memories and fantasies of Hong Kong. 1️⃣📍Kennedy Town Basketball Court Exit C of the Kennedy Town MTR station, where the boats entering and leaving the harbor and the passing trams complement each other perfectly. It's so Hong Kong, and shooting with a telephoto lens gives a more compressed feeling. 2️⃣-3️⃣📍Monster Building The filming location for Transformers, a place that has been popular for many years, has a very strong sense of oppression. Remember to take photos civilly without disturbing the residents. 4️⃣📍The seaside on the east side of Kennedy Town You can take a bus there, where the sea breeze and waves hit your face. It's best to bring insect repellent spray, and be careful on the moss-covered path. 5️⃣📍Sai Ying Pun An old district of Hong Kong, with buildings built along the mountain, and corridors connecting each building. Classic taxis shuttle through them. 6️⃣-7️⃣📍Arsenal Street Footbridge On the footbridge where Hennessy Road and Arsenal Street intersect, you can capture the classic taxi and tram & church photo spot. 8️⃣📍Queen's Road Central 'The crowds surge on Queen's Road Central' - this lyric perfectly describes the bustling scene of this busy street. 9️⃣📍Bank Street A classic spot to take photos with the tram. Long exposure can capture the feeling of the traffic flow. 🔟📍North Point Market The market in North Point is bustling with people, with trams weaving through. It feels like you've entered the life of the locals. 1️⃣1️⃣📍Lugard Road A viewing platform with fewer people than The Peak, and it's free$. It's the best place to watch a sunrise. 1️⃣2️⃣📍Mount Butler One of the top three viewing platforms in Hong Kong, in my opinion. There are many mosquitoes on the way up the mountain, but it all feels worth it when you sit on the mountain watching the sunset. 1️⃣3️⃣📍Rainbow Village The subway station is rainbow-colored, and playing basketball in the courts among the rainbow-colored buildings feels like going back to the student days. 1️⃣4️⃣📍Lai King Garden Aerial Photography A neighborhood I accidentally discovered on the map on the way to Kowloon Bay, with clean and orderly buildings that have a strong visual impact. 1️⃣5️⃣📍West Kowloon Cultural District Waterfront Park A park where locals go for a walk after meals. Opposite is the Central area, not many people and the night view is super great. 1️⃣6️⃣📍'Golden Multitude' Neon signs south of Mong Kok station, just navigate directly. The taxis passing under the neon lights feel like watching a real-life Hong Kong movie. 1️⃣7️⃣-1️⃣8️⃣📍Mong Kok Footbridge As one of the busiest areas in Hong Kong, the streets are bustling with people under the classic neon signs at night. On the footbridge in Mong Kok, you can capture many lively streets. · I will be staying in the Greater Bay Area for a while, continuing to update photo spots and travel routes in Hong Kong, helping everyone to enjoy Hong Kong better

This small restaurant is stylishly decorated, which is truly special☺️. They are meticulous and maintain high standards in food preparation, making it a restaurant that is managed with care🍴 Their specialty is a variety of steaks🥩, and we ordered a large one to share. The Angus Prime ribeye with bone 15oz served with salad was tender, juicy, and rich in flavor. Eating it with the salad was really appetizing. We also had the cheese lobster🦞, which was topped with plenty of cheese and the lobster was fresh and crisp. For starters, we chose the Sriracha chicken wings and crab cakes, which are not to be missed. The wings were fried to a crispy perfection, and with the Sriracha sauce, they were spicy and tantalizing😋. The crab cakes were filled with crab meat, delicious in taste, and paired with a crispy exterior, creating a great texture. For drinks, we had a cocktail - Amaro Santoni Roxxane, which was refreshingly aromatic. 📍The Steakhaus 91-91A Prince Edward Road West, Shop on ground floor

Location: 15 Station Ln, Hung Hom Time: Open daily from 08.00 – 17.15 Getting there: Hung Hom Station Exit B1, walk for about 8 minutes Map: https://goo.gl/maps/MxbTiDUCChLSzfLx6

Canned Pig LuLu is a cartoon character created by a Hong Kong designer. He is a cute little pig who loves to eat luncheon meat. He has a chubby body and an innocent smile. Canned Pig LuLu launched a variety of new peripheral products in 2023, including donut pigs, blind boxes, gashapon, etc., which have been loved and sought after by many fans. Canned pig LuLu held a pop-up event for the first time at THE FOREST in Mong Kok from December 9, 2023 to January 4, 2024, displaying a 4-meter-tall giant LuLu pig in the shape of a winter teddy bear, as well as other pink The decoration and check-in points attract many tourists and photography enthusiasts to visit and take photos. This pop-up event is an important publicity and promotion for Canned Pig LuLu in Hong Kong, and it is also an intimate interaction and sharing with fans. 🐷 🎄17 Nelson Street, Mongkok, Hong Kong #Hong Kong must visit check-in spot

🎒 You don't have to splurge when you come to Hong Kong! We're going to take you through this bustling city, exploring the most affordable food and attractions, proving that the excitement of travelling isn't about how much you spend! 🤑 🍜 Value Food Exploration - In Hong Kong, even a small wallet can eat super satisfyingly! Come and try some of the most memorable street food, from fish balls to roast goose, every bite is a delicious surprise! 🥢🥟🌆 Free! 🌆 Free Attraction Tour - Who says beauty has to cost a fortune? We take you to Victoria Harbour, the Peak, and many more hidden free beauties, so you can have the most fun with the least expense! 🏙️📷 The excitement of Hong Kong is not about how big your wallet is, but how widely you explore! Follow our poor travelling tips to make your trip to Hong Kong both affordable and memorable! 🌉💖

🍽🍴🍽🍴🍽 🍱🥞🍱🥞🍱🍴🍽️🍴🍽️🍴🍽️                  —— Once we got to the top floor, we didn't expect an unexpected surprise! The restaurant is covered with plants, like an aerial garden! I never thought the environment would be so comfortable, even sitting indoors with plenty of light🤩. 🥢Daigen Soba $125🆗 Once served, I was scared by two large pieces of big roots 🤣, the portion should be almost the same size as a fist. The daikon is served with soy sauce, very tasty, the soba noodle cold noodle sauce is made with the daikon's juice, the buckwheat noodles are also covered with sage plums and daikon thread, sweet and sour, increases appetite and promotes digestion 👍🏻. 🥢Cinnamon Chocolate Worm Two Sido $98🆗 This Sito has four slices, dark beer toast infused with cinnamon egg batter, topped with hershey chocolate sauce, cream and cinnamon powder, and served with a ball of vanilla ice cream. It's made with French toast, which is softer. The toast is thin, so it's light and doesn't feel greasy 👍🏻. 🥢Osmanthus Oolong $65🆙 This pot of osmanthus oolong is perfect for drinking after toast. It can reduce the greasiness. The oolong tea has a very fresh osmanthus flavor and smells very strong. Most appreciated that it came with the teapot to keep the hot tea at a temperature. 🥢Earl Gray Cocoa $55 🆗 This chocolate has a strong cocoa flavor, which slowly oozes a light and fresh earl gray flavor. Cream milk foam and fresh milk are added to the drink to make it smoother. Personally, I quite like this fresh combination, rich mouthfeel, the taste is not very sweet 🤣. 🥸Reviews Food 𝗙𝗼𝗼𝗱 7.5/10 Environment 8/10 Service 8/10 Value for money 7/10 Overall 7.625/10                  —— 🍽🍴🍽🍴🍽 🥞🍱🥞🍱🥞🍴🍽🍴🍽🍴🍽                  —— 🗺 Insect 2 (Mong Kok) Penthouse, 618 Shanghai Street, Mong Kok                  —— #bakdiumongkok #bakdiudessert #bakdiucafe #bakdiutsim Mong #hkfood #hkfoodie #hkfoodblog #hkfoodblogger #hkfoodpic #hkfoodig #hkfoodreview #hkfoodprint #hkrestaurant #hkig #Halloween2023

This was a half day itinerary before we went to catch our plane ride home. Started the day with porridge. I chose fish and salted egg but there were bones in it so do be careful when eating. The salted egg elevated the tasted and I loved it! Then it was time to grab souvenirs and soak up the last bit of HongKong vibes. I had Mannny's egglets. Chose the earl grey flavour one and i like it very much. It was warm, fragrant and has a new chewy texture. In short walking distance was Coconut King so I ordered one to try. Was really popular in the past but I havent had it before in my previous trip. Worth the try but im not a coconut fan so i'll stick to ComeBuyTea bubbletea!! #hongkong #citywalk #porridge #egglets #coconutdrink

Brief review of Miracle Ramen I passed by at noon and saw only one person queuing up, so I thought it was an opportunity to visit this highly talked-about new store. Earlier, I saw some commentators recommending clear soup soy sauce, which is more suitable for eating in today’s hot summer than tonkotsu soup. The appearance is pretty good, with two pieces of plum barbecued pork, a few bamboo shoots, a piece of jade, and garnished with chopped green onion, it looks good. The soup has a bit of luster and oil, and is light and smooth in the mouth. It should be suitable for everyone's taste. I like this bowl of soup very much. The hardness of the noodles was as I requested, and it was well controlled. However, the noodles lacked the wheat flavor and were just average. The flavor of the barbecued pork meat is only passable, and there is still a lot of room for improvement. Compared with the Maru Kyo Lai in Sham Shui Po, it is still far behind. Although the flavored jade looks good, it lacks the aroma of eggs. Sorry, to put it simply, I would feel unsatisfied, especially compared to Hongyi's Wei Yu, Miracle failed miserably. Overall, if you want to eat ramen in Mong Kok, Miracle is still the first choice, because other competitors are of even lower quality, especially the other three ramen restaurants on the same street, which are really unsightly. In comparison, miracles can continue to be miracles… $79, no 10% charge, no complaints as far as ramen is concerned. But when it comes to dining alone in Mong Kok, I'd rather wait in line to eat the delicious pork belly. 😝 #Hand-Pulled Noodle

I've been sore all over lately, so I came to Xinkai Tairan to relax! Once inside, it's like walking into Thailand as a spa, Thai decoration has a good feel, wooden decoration, the place is spacious and comfortable, light Thai fragrant oil flavor 😌 There is also a pantry can drink coffee and snacks super great 😋 。 There are double rooms that can be pressed together 😌 The room is clean, the whole body is loose after pressing, the price is quite cheap at the newly opened, it is very convenient next to Mong Kok Station 👍🏻 。 。 。 📍 Tai Ran You Cheng Store Address: 6/F, You Sing Business Centre, 51 Sai Yeung Chai Nam Street, Mong Kok (near Exit E2 of Mong Kok MTR Station) #ThaiMassage #Thai #Massage #Mong Kok

【𝐉.𝐌𝐨𝐨𝐧】 𝐅𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐝 𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐢 𝐒𝐡𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐩 𝐂𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐒𝐰𝐞𝐞𝐭 𝐂𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐢 𝐒𝐚𝐮𝐜𝐞 💰 $72 The freshly fried shrimp cake with a secret sweet and sour sauce sauce is appetizing without robbing the freshness of the shrimp And the portion is super much 🤣 two people almost can not eat 𝐓𝐫𝐮𝐟𝐟𝐥𝐞 𝐁𝐢𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐢 💰$𝟕𝟔 Once on the table, it is already very fragrant The bread is toasted softly and the truffle filling is enough to fill the whole mouth with one bite😚 𝐒𝐦𝐨𝐤𝐞 𝐒𝐚𝐥𝐦𝐨𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐌𝐮𝐬𝐡𝐫𝐨𝐨𝐦 𝐒𝐩𝐚𝐠𝐡𝐞𝐭𝐭𝐢 💰$𝟏𝟏𝟖 The spaghetti was quite 𝐜𝐚𝐚𝐲 with a lot of spaghetti down quite evil😈 Served with smoked salmon and mushrooms are all my favorite 👻👻 𝐉.𝐌𝐨𝐨𝐧 𝐏𝐢𝐳𝐳𝐚 💰$𝟏𝟒𝟖 There is a soft and smooth creamy egg on the surface to make the thin-bottomed 𝐩𝐳𝐚 not so dry🍕 plus refreshing rocket vegetables as a garnish to eat will not be very greasy We ordered our own constellations 😆😆 It's beautiful and quite charming 𝐋𝐞𝐨 💰$𝟏𝟎𝟖 The taste is more 𝐟𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐡 The main ones are 𝐩𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐟𝐫𝐮𝐢𝐭 and 𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐞 Adding 𝐫𝐮𝐦 wine the whole glass of wine will not be too sweet but more heavy alcohol flavor 𝐋𝐢𝐛𝐫𝐚 💰$𝟏𝟎𝟖 The taste is heavier flower flavor is easier to enter 🤣 The appearance is super characteristic! Round wine bottle with dried flowers🌸 Perfect for girly girls to try🙈 💡𝙄𝙉𝙁𝙊 Rating📝: 8.5/10 Price: 💰$346.5 per person Address📍: Shop 10-11, 4/F, Pacific Place Business Centre, 1A-1K, Sai Yeung Chai South Street, Mong Kok Business Hours🕒: 𝙈𝙤𝙣 - Wed; 𝙎𝙪𝙣 12:00 - 00:00 Thurs - Sat 12:00 - 02:00 ®️ #tm Mong Kok ®️ #tmmk ®️ #jmoon #Jmoon #shishaland #alcohol #HongKongrestaurant #shisha #hkig #MongKok #MongKokGood Places #Hookah #Open Bar #hklounge # Sign up for a hotel sleeper

This traditional Northern Thai restaurant in Tai Kok Tsui is very popular and has just been nominated for the first time in Michelin's 2023 Bib Gourmand recommendation. The decor is a bit nostalgic ethnic style💗 The high-legged rattan chairs match the geometric floor, which is very stylish. I decided to go and eat it today. Dusk comes on weekdays, and when dinner time comes, the seats are packed. 🔶Green papaya salad $78 Delicious appetizer with a very balanced flavor, slightly sour and slightly spicy, moderately sweet and salty, plus peanuts for multiple mouthfeel. 🔶Curry Golden Noodles $128 I see many people order this 😋 full of traditional Northern Thai cuisine flavor. Charcoal-grilled chicken steak is served with a very fragrant curry sauce. There are two noodles on top, one of which is fried, mixed with the curry sauce and eaten, very crispy, the other is smooth and tough 🫶🏻 very juicy. 🔶Mango Glutinous Rice $78 It looks very beautiful, the portion can be shared for two people 🫶🏻 Mango slices rolled into a rose shape 🧡 There are also a few roses sprinkled on top for decoration. Glutinous rice and warm and soft, plus coconut milk and sweet mango🤤 is very delicious. 🔶Lime Soda $38 The drink is quite a big cup, full of lime flavor, slightly sour appetizer, sweet and thirst-quenching. 🔶Scented Pandan Tea $38 Full of Southeast Asian flair, with a hint of lemongrass and pandan in the mouth, the sweetness is not high, refreshing and pleasant. 📍 RestoranSAYA Shop G701, G/F, Leo Plaza Phase 2, 18 Ka Shan Street, Tai Kok Tsui #HongKonggoodplaces #foodie #Tai Kok Tsui Food

Location📍 G/F, 726 Nathan Road, Mong Kok Environment/Facilities 🌿 Decoration half Chinese, half Western, tea room $7 Service 🤵🤵🤵🤵 Features: Cantonese, Dim Sum, Cage Rice, Stewed Soup Taste 😋😋😋😋 Value for money 💰💰💰💰 Rating 🌹🌹🌹🌹 A friend recommended you to come to the Crystal Hall for dinner 🥢 I just happen to be in Mong Kok😜 The store is located right next to Top this is our place The shop is spacious enough and there are many seats 💺 feel comfortable After sitting down, the waitress asked if I wanted to drink Pu'er or Tieguanyin tea☕️ Personally, I like Tie Guan Yin, semi-fermented tea is suitable for myself🤓 I chose the set "Garlic Grouper Cage Rice" with rapeseed🥬 Insect fungus and snail slices stewed with chicken soup🐔$99 "Garlic grouper slices steamed rice" grouper slices are so fresh😋 Served with fried garlic, it’s so fragrant and delicious, just right👍 "Insect grass and snail slices stewed chicken soup is very rich in ingredients, the soup is rich and delicious 👍 "This is a large plate of vegetable cores and the portion is generous👍 This meal is good value for money and very satisfying ✌ The return rate is very high Next time, try dim sum from traditional chefs and Michelin chefs with your girlfriend😍 #foodie #hkfoodie #MongKokfood #Mong Kok Good Places #Blue Crystal Pavilion

A Mu Taiwan Noodles is quite famous in Hong Kong. Whenever someone talks about where to eat beef noodles, A Mu is always mentioned. In recent years, many mainland tourists have come to try it, so even if you come at 3-4 PM, you might still have to wait for a seat! Tomato Beef Tendon Noodles The tomato soup base is very rich, made with real tomatoes. The beef tendon is thickly sliced, tender, flavorful, and rich in beef taste. Salt and Pepper Chicken The chicken pieces retain their juiciness and are fragrant with salt and pepper. The batter is not thick, crispy on the outside and tender inside. Minced Pork with Seasonal Vegetables The seasonal vegetable used is spinach, which is great 😆 and the spinach is piled up like a ball, with a large portion. Drizzled with minced pork sauce, it has a Taiwanese flavor. Golden Pineapple Four Seasons Spring Tea (Cold) - Lightly Sweetened, Less Ice, with Grass Jelly Kumquat Lemon and Preserved Plum Juice (Hot) - Lightly Sweetened, with Grass Jelly I personally like the lemon and preserved plum juice, which even has a preserved plum inside that you can eat. Adding grass jelly increases dietary fiber, making it healthier. 🛎️ Must-Try Rating: 8/10🔆 📍 Shop 3-4, G/F, Hung To Building, 60-102 Soy Street, Mong Kok, Hong Kong 🅆🄸🄽🄶 🅆🄸🄽🄶 🄿🄸🄶 🄻🄸🄵🄴

📸First Stop: The top-tier night view of Victoria Harbour "The world's TOP 3 skyline has the Milky Way draped over it." Victoria Harbour's extra-long nightscape scroll, the high-rise urban jungle, the twinkling lights of thousands of homes, and the neon lights reflecting a dazzling Milky Way on the water's surface🌌 👉🏻Secret route: Navigate directly to the K11 MUSEA open-air viewing platform. Walk from here towards the Avenue of Stars; there are half as many tourists, and live photos come out beautifully. --- 🚃Second Stop: Passing through the neon forest of Nathan Road The night in Yau Tsim Mong is the soul of Hong Kong's B-side! Stroll from Tsim Sha Tsui all the way to Mong Kok, and look up to see the same neon signs as in "Chungking Express" raining down🌧️ ✔️Must-shoot: Double-decker buses are a landmark of Hong Kong's streetscape. Neon lights, cruise ships, trams… this is the Hong Kong under Wong Kar-wai's lens! ⏰"Too many people and cars on the street, people are drunk in the bustling city night" ---

#hongkongguide If you’re looking for a fresh mix of city vibes, nature, and hidden gems, this itinerary gives you a different experience each day while keeping it chill! 🎶🌿 🌟 Day 1: Arrival & Kowloon Adventures 🏙️🌅 🌅 Morning: Flight & Check-in ✈️🏨 • 7:00 AM – Breakfast at your hotel in Beijing. ☕🥐 • 9:00 AM – Fly to Hong Kong (~3.5 hours). ✈️ • 12:30 PM – Arrive and take the Airport Express or taxi to your hotel. 🚆🏨 • 1:30 PM – Check-in, freshen up, and get ready to explore! 🌆 Afternoon: Kowloon Local Life & Street Food 🛍️🍜 • 2:30 PM – Visit Wong Tai Sin Temple, a famous temple where locals pray for good luck. 🏯🙏 • 4:00 PM – Wander through the Nan Lian Garden, a peaceful oasis with traditional Chinese landscaping. 🍃🏞️ • 5:30 PM – Snack time at Sham Shui Po! Try beef brisket noodles, egg tarts, and bubble tea at old-school food stalls. 🥡🍶 🌙 Evening: Mong Kok & Temple Street Night Market 🎆🍜 • 7:00 PM – Explore Mong Kok’s neon streets, shopping at the Ladies’ Market for fun souvenirs. 🛍️🎮 • 8:30 PM – Enjoy classic Hong Kong hotpot at a local favorite like The Drunken Pot. 🍲🔥 • 10:00 PM – Walk through Temple Street Night Market, grabbing street snacks like curry fish balls. 🍢🏮 • 11:00 PM – Back to the hotel to rest up. 😴 🌟 Day 2: Islands & Ocean Views 🌊🏝️ 🌅 Morning: Lamma Island Adventure 🚢🌿 • 7:30 AM – Breakfast at a cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style café) ☕🥪 • 9:00 AM – Take the ferry to Lamma Island from Central Pier (~30 mins). ⛴️ • 10:00 AM – Hike the Lamma Island Family Trail, an easy scenic walk with ocean views. 🌊🏞️ • 11:30 AM – Lunch at Rainbow Seafood Restaurant, famous for fresh seafood. 🦐🍽️ 🌆 Afternoon: Beach & Nature Escape 🏖️🌴 • 1:00 PM – Relax at Hung Shing Yeh Beach, sunbathe or take a dip! ☀️🏝️ • 2:30 PM – Ferry back to Hong Kong Island. ⛴️ • 3:30 PM – Head to Repulse Bay, a beautiful beach with colonial-style cafés. 🍹🌊 🌙 Evening: Rooftop Dinner & Jazz Night 🌆🍸 • 6:00 PM – Freshen up at your hotel. 🏨 • 7:30 PM – Dinner at Aqua, a rooftop restaurant with stunning harbor views. 🍣🥂 • 9:00 PM – Catch live music at Foxglove, a hidden speakeasy-style jazz bar. 🎷🍸 • 11:30 PM – Return to your hotel for a good night’s sleep. 💤 🌟 Day 3: Hidden Gems & Departure 🏮🏙️ 🌅 Morning: Tai Kwun & Local Breakfast 🍳☕ • 8:00 AM – Breakfast at Australia Dairy Company (scrambled eggs & milk tea). 🥚🍞 • 9:00 AM – Visit Tai Kwun, a beautifully restored former police station-turned-art space. 🎭🏛️ 🌆 Afternoon: Quirky Shopping & Departure 🛍️✈️ • 11:00 AM – Quick shopping at PMQ, a hub for indie designers. 👜👗 • 12:30 PM – Lunch at Mak’s Noodle, famous for wonton noodles. 🍜🥢 • 1:30 PM – Last stroll through Hollywood Road & Man Mo Temple. 🏮🕯️ • 2:30 PM – Head to the airport via Airport

#hongkongguide Hong Kong Island is a modern island famous for its breathtaking harbour views. Explore its diverse neighbourhoods, from the trendy SoHo to the historic Central district, offering a captivating blend of modern and traditional culture. A must-see destination for any visitor to Hong Kong: Victoria Harbour, Mong Kok, Central-Mid-Levels Escalators. Food Delights: Claypot Rice (Claypot Rice), Egg Waffle, Mango Pomelo Sago. Local Experiences, Ride a Tram, Explore a Temple, Watch a Cantonese Opera. Travel Tips: The best time to visit is during the spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November) for pleasant weather and fewer crowds. #myhiddengems #hongkong

Mong Kok Market in Hong Kong has a vibrant, bustling, and energetic atmosphere. The streets are packed with people shopping, haggling, and browsing a wide variety of goods. You’ll feel a mix of excitement and sensory overload as the colorful neon signs, street food vendors, and endless rows of stalls create a unique, lively environment. There’s often a blend of traditional markets with modern influences, where you can hear the sounds of Cantonese chatter, street performers, and the hustle of shoppers. The whole experience feels like being part of an intense, fast-paced urban rhythm. It's a place where you can get lost in the energy and diversity of Hong Kong.#travel #couplestrip #familytravel

#hongkongguide packed with stunning views, delicious food, and a mix of city life and nature! 🏙️🌊✨ 🌟 2-Day Chill Trip to Hong Kong from Beijing 🏙️🌿 If you’re craving a quick escape to a vibrant city with breathtaking views, delicious street food, and a bit of adventure, Hong Kong is the perfect spot! Here’s how to spend 2 days & 1 night in this bustling city without feeling rushed. 🛫🌆 🌟 Day 1: Arrival & Iconic Sights ✈️🏙️ 🌅 Morning: Fly to Hong Kong & Check-in ✈️ 🔹 7:00 AM – Have a quick breakfast at your hotel in Beijing. ☕🥐 🔹 9:00 AM – Catch a flight from Beijing to Hong Kong (~3.5 hours). ✈️ 🔹 12:30 PM – Arrive in Hong Kong! Take the Airport Express (24 mins) to Central or grab a taxi to your hotel. 🚆🏨 🔹 1:30 PM – Check-in, freshen up, and get ready to explore! 🛏️✨ 🌆 Afternoon: Victoria Peak & Foodie Adventures 🌄🍜 🔹 2:30 PM – Victoria Peak (The Peak): Ride the Peak Tram 🚋 for breathtaking views of the city skyline! Walk around Lugard Road for a scenic stroll. 🌆📸 🔹 4:00 PM – Time for a snack! Grab egg waffles (鸡蛋仔) at Mammy Pancake or a classic pineapple bun (菠萝包) from a local bakery. 🧇🍞 🔹 4:30 PM – Explore SoHo & Central: Wander through cute cafes, art galleries, and historic streets like Graham Street for street art. 🎨🚶♀️ 🔹 5:30 PM – Take the famous Star Ferry ⛴️ from Central to Tsim Sha Tsui (TST) – the cheapest and best way to enjoy Victoria Harbour! 🌊✨ 🌙 Evening: Symphony of Lights & Night Market 🌆🎶 🔹 6:30 PM – Watch Symphony of Lights from the TST waterfront – Hong Kong’s iconic skyline light show! 🎇🏙️ 🔹 7:30 PM – Dinner at Temple Street Night Market 🍜: Try claypot rice (煲仔饭), fried crab, and milk tea (奶茶). 🍲🦀 🔹 9:00 PM – Explore Mong Kok! Walk along Ladies’ Market & Sneaker Street for cool fashion finds. 👕👟 🔹 10:30 PM – Head back to your hotel for a good night’s rest. 💤 🌟 Day 2: Nature & Local Vibes 🌿🏖️ 🌅 Morning: Island Escape to Lantau 🌊🏯 🔹 7:30 AM – Quick breakfast with dim sum at Tim Ho Wan or a cha chaan teng (local HK diner). 🥢🥟 🔹 8:30 AM – Take the MTR + Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car 🚠 to Lantau Island for stunning mountain & sea views! ⛰️🌊 🔹 10:00 AM – Visit Big Buddha (Tian Tan Buddha) 🏯 & Po Lin Monastery – a peaceful retreat away from the city noise. 🙏✨ 🌆 Afternoon: Beach & Back to Beijing 🏖️✈️ 🔹 12:00 PM – Head to Tai O Fishing Village: Stroll around stilt houses, take a short boat ride, and enjoy dried seafood snacks! 🎣🌊 🔹 2:00 PM – Return to the city & grab a Hong Kong-style milk tea ☕ before heading to the airport. 🔹 4:00 PM – Take the Airport Express to Hong Kong International Airport. 🚆 🔹 6:00 PM – Fly back to Beijing! ✈️ 🔹 9:30 PM – Arrive in Beijing, refreshed after an amazing Hong Kong getaway! 🌆💙 💡 Quick Travel Tips: ✔️ Transport: Use the Octopus Card for easy travel on MTR, buses, and ferries! 🚆🚋 #hongkongtrip

Photos 1 & 2📍Sai Wan Swimming Shed Super tiring! You have to climb a lot of stairs (I was exhausted after climbing out after taking photos. If you don't really like this view, don't come here. There are a lot of mosquitoes! Don't wear shorts! (I got more than 10 bites, and they left dark marks. I'm very angry. Photo 3📍Kennedy Town Basketball Court No wonder it's a popular photo spot📸 It's beautiful both during the day and around 7 pm! Photos 4, 5 & 6📍Near Mong Kok Station The night view here is beautiful. Find a background with lots of neon signs🚏 The retro Hong Kong style is very strong. It's perfect for street photography. Just keep walking and taking photos. Photo 7📍Various Subway Stations🚇 Popular photo wall. Every tourist has to take a photo here, haha. Photo 8📍Star Ferry🚢 Take random photos on the ferry. The sea view is beautiful. Photos 9 & 10📍Central Ferris Wheel🎡 On the shore of Pier 9, the background of this photo spot is the 🎡 (The Ferris wheel is free. If you have time, you can line up to take a ride. Photos 11 & 12📍Harbour City🌊 One is on the second floor, and the other is downstairs after getting off the ferry. There are many popular photo spots here, but I didn't take photos of all of them. Photo 13📍Various 7-11s I feel like I'm going to become a water review blogger, haha. I have to drink several bottles of popular drinks every day. Photo 14📍Mong Kok Station Exit B3 Taken on the overpass. Photo 15📍Wong Chi Ice Room A popular restaurant. I found it by following a must-eat guide, but the taste wasn't particularly amazing. It felt similar to other ice rooms. You don't have to come here (there are a lot of people in line). Photo 16📍Wah Chai Ice Room A random restaurant I found. The prices are really cheap! A set meal: main course + bread + drink is only about ¥40 RMB! And the taste is good! I cried at the prices. Photo 17📍Hei Wan Ice Room Another random restaurant I found. The taste was good. I feel like all the ice rooms in Hong Kong taste similar. You don't have to line up at popular restaurants, haha. Photo 18📍Hong Kong Disneyland🏰 A must-see in Hong Kong! A day full of girlishness.

Planning a trip to Hong Kong? Here’s a guide to make it truly unforgettable! While the city is famous for its breathtaking skyline, there’s so much more to explore—scenic harbor rides, hidden hiking trails, charming cafés, and a vibrant cultural scene. Whether you're strolling through neon-lit streets, savoring local delicacies, or soaking in panoramic views, Hong Kong has something for everyone. Here are a few must-visit spots: Victoria Peak, Star Ferry, Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui, Choi Hung Estate, Nan Lian Garden and Chi Lin Nunnery , Ping Shek Estate, and Central.#hongkongtrip #thepeak #hongkong #hongkongtravel #hongkongguide

#chinatrip #thingstodo #solotrip #travel #hongkong #citycenter Stepping into Hong Kong’s city center is like diving into a whirlwind of energy, culture, and dazzling sights. From the neon-lit streets of Central to the bustling markets of Mong Kok, every corner has something exciting to offer. I loved getting lost in the maze of skyscrapers, luxury malls, and historic temples, then grabbing a bite at a Michelin-recommended dim sum spot. The city’s efficient MTR system makes hopping between neighborhoods a breeze, whether you’re heading to Victoria Harbour for the Symphony of Lights or SoHo for trendy cafés and bars. If you want to experience Hong Kong’s fast-paced charm, the city center is where it all happens!

#favouriteitinerary #travelanywhere Our city walk in Hong Kong began at Jordan MTR Station, where we were immediately swept into the bustling energy of Kowloon. Nathan Road, with its glowing neon signs, towering commercial-residential buildings, and the endless rhythm of people weaving through the streets, felt like a scene straight out of a classic Hong Kong film. One of the most striking sights along the route was New Lucky House, a quintessential example of old Hong Kong architecture. Weathered yet full of character, this building stands as a quiet reminder of the city’s past, where residential spaces blend seamlessly with small businesses on the ground floors. Its nostalgic charm, with laundry hanging from windows and vintage-style signage, contrasts starkly with the sleek skyscrapers rising in the background, creating a visual time capsule of Hong Kong’s evolving landscape. As we made our way toward Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok, we took a brief detour into Langham Place, a sprawling shopping and dining complex offering a quick escape from the city’s frenetic pace. The mall’s expansive layout and modern interiors provided a moment of respite before we rejoined the lively streets, continuing toward Ladies' Market, a vibrant stretch teeming with stalls selling everything from trendy fashion and accessories to quirky souvenirs and trinkets. Among the many street food vendors, one particular stall caught our attention—a cold noodle kiosk outside Argyle Centre, serving up a uniquely Hong Kong-style grab-and-go snack. The concept was simple yet intriguing: you pick your ingredients—each priced the same unless stated otherwise—and the vendor tosses them into a chilled, flavorful mix before handing you the noodles in a small plastic bag. The bag has no handles; instead, you clutch it like a makeshift bowl, chopsticks in hand, eating on the go or standing by the sidewalk like a true local. Along the way, we passed an array of enticing street food stalls, hole-in-the-wall cafés, and timeworn local eateries, each inviting us to pause and indulge. Though this was a simple city walk, it was an experience rich in atmosphere—one that wove together nostalgia, authenticity, and the unceasing pulse of Hong Kong’s street life. #citydaytours #myitinerary #travel #localfood #thingstodo #chinatrip

Yau Ma Tei, Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, Kowloon, these names are familiar to anyone who has watched Hong Kong movies. You can probably name a few scenes from Hong Kong dramas for each of these places. This is the most authentic part of Hong Kong, and the best place to experience the city's unique style. When visiting Yau Tsim Mong, don't rush. There are shops and restaurants everywhere, so you don't need to look for them. These places are all close to each other, with no clear boundaries. They're only one subway stop apart, and you can walk between them easily. You won't run out of time. Overall, the style is similar, with a strong local flavor. Walking through these streets and alleys, you can take nostalgic photos of Hong Kong. You can buy your favorite products at a discount, and when you're tired, you can find a bing sutt or cha chaan teng to enjoy a Hong Kong meal and take a break. Spending a day living like an old Hong Konger is a great way to relax. In terms of shopping, there are many brands or limited edition products that you can't find in mainland China, which is great for women. As for food, there are many popular restaurants, and the taste is similar. We went to one of the popular restaurants, but to be honest, it was the least impressive meal of our trip to Hong Kong. So don't be too concerned about fame. Many unassuming small shops may offer more authentic Hong Kong flavors. In summary, Yau Tsim Mong is one of the top places to visit in Hong Kong, and the best place to experience the local style. It may also be the most memorable place in Hong Kong.

#Get a discount without relying on luck 3 days 2 nights in a chill way ✨ Easy travel, complete fun, both nature, cafes and an awesome amusement park! 🎡🎢 🛫 How to get to Hong Kong: • Direct flight from Bangkok ➡ Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) ✈️ Approximately 2 hours 45 minutes • From the airport to the city or Lantau Island, you can use the Airport Express 🚄 or the A21 bus 🚌 very conveniently. 🌟 Day 1: Lantau Island - Nature & Culture 🌿 🛬 Morning: • Arrive at Hong Kong Airport • Take the S1 bus or taxi 🚕 to Tung Chung to start your adventure 🚠 Line: • Take the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car 🚡 to see the magnificent sea and mountain views • Visit the Big Buddha at Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha) 🗿 Climb 268 steps to experience the peaceful atmosphere • Stop by Ngong Ping Village for a relaxing walk Take cute photos 📸 🍽️ Lunch: • Eat local vegetarian food at Po Lin Monastery 🥗 or choose a cute cafe near the village 🌊 Afternoon: • Visit Tai O Fishing Village 🛶 A traditional fishing village Walk around and take pictures with the stilt houses • If you're lucky, you might see pink dolphins 🐬 on the small boat tour 🍲 Dinner: • Back to Tung Chung, have dinner at Citygate Outlets 🍜 (discount shopping area too!) • Check in to your accommodation in Lantau or Tsim Sha Tsui 🏨 🏰 Day 2: Have a blast at Hong Kong Disneyland 🎢 🎠 Morning: • Depart from your accommodation, take the red MTR line to Sunny Bay station and change to the Disney Line 🚂 (so cute, with Mickey on the window!) 🌟 All day: • Have fun with rides and zones such as: • Adventureland 🏝️ (Jungle River Cruise) • Fantasyland 🎠 (It’s a Small World, Castle of Magical Dreams) • Tomorrowland 🚀 (Hyperspace Mountain for the thrill seekers!) • Don't forget to watch the Disney Parade 🎉 and Spectacular fireworks show at night 🎇 🍽️ Food in the theme park: • There are many Disney-themed restaurants, such as the Royal Banquet Hall 🍴 Or you can bring small snacks 🏨 Return to accommodation: • After the fireworks show, take the MTR back to the accommodation in the city 🌆 Day 3: Tour Hong Kong before returning 🛍️ ☕ Morning: • Check out from accommodation • Stop for coffee at a hip cafe in Central, such as The Cupping Room ☕ 🌇 Line: • Take the Peak Tram 🚋 up to Victoria Peak, the most beautiful viewpoint in Hong Kong, with a full view of Victoria Harbour 🌁 • Walk on Sky Terrace 428 and take beautiful photos 📸 🛍️ Afternoon: • Shop for souvenirs at Ladies Market or Mong Kok 🎁 • Have dim sum for lunch at a famous restaurant, such as Tim Ho Wan 🥟 🛫 Evening: • Travel back to the airport by Airport Express or A21 bus and fly back to Bangkok ✈️ 💡 Tips for this trip: ✅ Octopus Card: Can be used for everything, MTR, buses, convenience stores 🗝️ ✅ Dress comfortably: Especially on the day you go to Disneyland because there will be a lot of walking 🚶♀️ ✅ If you want to chill out more: You can add a rest day or visit Ocean Park for another day 🐧 ✨ That's it for a 3-day, 2-night Hong Kong trip that's full of fun, chill, and beautiful photos to take home! 📸🌇🎢 #TravelPlan #HongKongTravelPlan

Accommodation in Hong Kong is not cheap, but if you don’t need a lot of time to explore the city, one cheap hack is do a day trip from neighbouring Shenzhen, where hotels are much cheaper. A single room with no window cost me about 160 CNY per night (174 HKD or 31 SGD). Not the cheapest by Chinese standards, but a steal compared to Hong Kong. To get from Shenzhen to Hong Kong, take a high-speed train from Shenzhen’s Futian station to Hong Kong’s Kowloon West station. The train ride is only 15 minutes. I used Alipay to purchase my tickets, and it cost 68 CNY per ride (74 HKD or 13 SGD). I arrived in Hong Kong around 9+ AM in the morning and left Hong Kong around 9+ PM at night. (You can leave later as well since cabs in Shenzhen are not expensive, although the public transport closes early) Upon arriving at Kowloon West station, simply find your way to Austin MTR. The signs are very clear. The MTR was hassle free, and you can just tap your debit/credit card to get in and out. Places I visited in Hong Kong: 1️⃣ Avenue of Stars, Tsim Sha Tsui 2️⃣ Peninsula Hotel 3️⃣ Victoria Peak and Tram 4️⃣ HSBC Building, Central 5️⃣ Tian Tan Buddha, Lantau Island 6️⃣ Mong Kok 7️⃣ Nathan Road #hongkong #shenzhen #hk #hkdaytrip #china