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Category: Parks - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: Tai Mo Shan Rd, Hong Kong
This park is home to Tai Mo Shan, the highest peak in Hong Kong at 3139 feet. Hiking to the top is strenuous but not too challenging, and the pristine peak view is an ample reward for your efforts. Group tours are also available.
Category: Parks - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: Hong Kong
Tai Tam Country Park sprawls over 1315 hectares (3249 acres), an amazing one-fifth of Hong Kong Island's total area. Tai Tam Valley, a verdant hollow surrounded by rocky cliffs, is a favorite destination. Also within the park's boundaries there are four reservoirs, and several war-related ruins such as forts and...
Category: Religious Sites - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: Queens Rd E, Hong Kong
Fronting the ocean and nestled into the harbor, this old temple is one of the city's most historic. Built during Hong Kong's years as a colony, the traditional facility has ornate red draperies, Shek Wan pottery along the roof, and plenty of burning incense, making this an exotic and historic trip into China's...
Category: Religious Sites - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: 10 Tin Hau Temple Rd, Hong Kong, CN
This 18th-century temple was built by the Tai family to worship the goddess of the sea, Tin Hua. First created as a shelter for a statue found by the family, the temple became a place of worship for those who made their living at sea. Though there have been a few renovations, the structure is still primarily original.
University Museum & Art Gallery
Category: Museums - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: 94 Bonham Rd, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
This small museum is not one of the most visited attractions, but that makes this excellent collection of art and objects even more appealing, since you don't have to elbow through throngs to see the treasures. The big draw includes the 467 Nestorian bronze crosses; the museum actually has almost a thousand, but they...
Category: Parks - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: Hing Fat St, Hong Kong
Many people visit this park to see the elderly masters, as well as devotees of all ages, practicing tai chi in its wide-open green spaces. This is the largest park in urban Hong Kong, and it's intriguing to watch the hundreds of people practicing their graceful moves.
Category: Best Attractions & Activities - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: Garden Rd, Hong Kong
Nothing can beat a trip up Victoria Peak, the highest mountain on the island of Hong Kong. Breathtaking panoramic views of the harbor and outlying islands are afforded from this popular spot. Various modes of transportation are offered to help sightseers reach the top. Those with extra energy can walk the 1,223-feet...
Category: Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: 3 Salisbury Rd, 1023A Star House, Hong Kong
Watertours offers a variety of leisure cruises. Morning and afternoon harbour cruises, pre-dinner cocktail trips, and Symphony of Lights Cruise to name just a few. All include some sort of refreshment or a full meal. Tours depart from the Kowloon Public Pier, and again 15 minutes later from Queen's Pier in Central.
Category: Religious Sites - Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: Wong Tai Sin, Hong Kong
This well-known attraction was built in 1973 and is still one of the most active Buddhist temples in the city. The lush gardens, with their waterfalls, ponds and pavilions, inspire numerous photographs. Be sure to wander through the arcade, where a palm reader will tell your fortune – some will even do it in English....
Zoological and Botanical Gardens
Category: Hong Kong Attractions & Activities
Address: Albany Rd, Hong Kong
This combination zoo and botanical garden is the ideal place to while away a sunny day. Popular among local families and visitors, the facility is divided into two sections. On one side, see plants and birds in simulated natural habitats. On the other is a diverse array of animals, including many that are on the...
