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Hong Kong is an amazing country that brilliantly and seamlessly integrates the fundamental cultures of the Chinese and the English, making it one of the most densely populated; and most incredible places in the world.
With a population of 7.4 million amazing people, Hong Kong has developed immensely over the years to become one of the world’s most respected tech hubs, leading to the small independent territory having the largest number of skyscrapers in the world. However, its amazing office buildings are not all Hong Kong has to offer.
Whether you are going to Hong Kong on a business trip, a personal vacation or a family getaway, you can rest assured that there are tons of surprisingly amazing places where you can create indelible memories in this quaint little country. So, in this article, we bring you the top ten most amazing places and activities for a fantastic tourist experience in Hong Kong.
Causeway Bay shopping streets
If there is something Hong Kong has in abundance, it’s shops and malls where you can buy virtually almost anything; from clothing and accessories to high-end tech devices.
Most of the shops are just along the highway, giving you a feeling of intrepid excitement as you get lost in the busy bustle of the magical streets. The amazing lights, the surrounding buildings, and the warm, friendly people would make you feel incredible as you move from shop to shop, picking items and meeting locals.
The street shopping scenes show Hong Kong as it truly is: a country that helps to brilliantly incorporate corporate culture and the warm, fuzzy feeling of home.
You would also get immersed in the allure of the eye-catching billboards, which take on a completely magical feel if you are staring at them through the ‘Ding Ding’ trams that are found all over the city. You can take advantage of competitive prices, buy as much as possible and simply soak up the amazing Hong Kong culture.
The Peak
Hong Kong’s most famous peak is a spot about 500 meters above sea level and feels like heaven. Even if you are afraid of heights, you are bound to fall in love with the amazing view of the mix of Hong Kong’s corporate and local culture that the peak provides.
You will stare in wonder as the city slowly unravels before you as you climb the peak, and you would have your mind completely blown to smithereens as you watch the sunset against the backdrop of the city’s skyscrapers. It’s unbelievable.
You can also choose to use the tram instead, to climb the peak. The team has a specially dedicated gallery that showcases the rich history of Hong Kong in intricately detailed images of life in the 19th and 20th century in Hong Kong. An especially lovely piece in the gallery is a replica of the first-generation peak carriage. Simply put, the peak will take your breath away.
Hong Kong Disneyland
There are still only a few places in this world as immensely exciting as a nice amusement park with great breathtaking rides. Hong Kong Disneyland offers comfortable accommodation, amazing rides, and unforgettable memories.
You can watch the amazing fireworks that are set off each night from the comfort of your room window or an amazing position on the Ferris wheel. Hong Kong’s Disneyland consists of four themed lands: Main Street, USA; Fantasyland, Adventureland and Tomorrowland, each zone with its own special, unique appeal.
Big Buddha
This unbelievably huge landmark that serves as a monument of inner peace and tranquility was constructed out of bronze and is called the Tian Tian. Big Buddha proudly sits, watching over Hong Kong from the amazing Lantau Island.
The huge bronze monument was constructed to represent the harmony between man and nature, and it will serve as a reminder for you to be conscious of how you relate to the world around you.
The monument is Hong Kong’s most remarkable Buddhist site, which means you’ll be able to witness how Buddhists worship in their own outstanding way while admiring the amazing designs in the old but beautiful Buddhist temple near the monument.
Stanley Market and Murray House
These two iconic tourist attractions situated in South Hong Kong Island attract both locals and tourists in droves every single day, and the reason is not far-fetched.
One allows buyers to purchase amazing souvenirs, clothing, and household items at unbeatable prices, while the other is a huge structure that depicts Hong Kong culture in its truest, unadulterated form.
At Stanley market, you can close the most amazing deals and find the best bargains on different household items while taking advantage of the opportunity to interact with the locals and learn a little about the amazing Island.
At Murray house, you can eat the most amazing local dishes in the comfort of the ambient, delicately designed restaurants, and afterward, look at some of Hong Kong’s rich culture in the Murray House maritime museum.
Temple Street Night Market
Gear up for night shopping in Hong Kong! In this amazing market scene filled with lots of souvenirs and hand-crafted items, you can find the best bargains and admire the beauty of Hong Kong’s nightlife, the bright flashing lights, the lit-up billboards and the glowing faces of the locals as they talk excitedly to you about their country. This is going to be unforgettable for you.
Lan Kwai Fong and Soho
This is where Hong Kong has most of its skyscrapers. You won’t be able to stop looking up in wonder as you admire the brilliantly designed eye-catching skyscrapers in this L-shaped lane that houses some of the world’s most respected and reputable technological development companies.
The corporate scene is surrounded by over 100 bars, clubs, and restaurants, meaning that you can come here to dance, meet new people and enjoy amazing local food after a long day of work or sight-seeing.
Star Ferry Crossing
Hong Kong is an Island, so you are bound to be tempted by the amazing waterfront scenes all over the city. Star Ferry Crossing exudes a feeling of historical appeal, and you would stare in wonder as the beautiful, well-maintained ships ferry you across the crossing that allows you to appreciate the beauty of Hong Kong from a different perspective.
Hong Kong rooftops
Have you ever had dinner at a rooftop bar in a beautiful city? Hong Kong’s incredible rooftop bars offer breathtaking views of the lovely city and great food options that span a mouth-watering mix of local and international cuisines.
You can also get to meet amazing people at these rooftop bars as you admire the bustle and beauty of one of Asia’s busiest places.
The Avenue of Stars and Symphony of Lights
The Avenue of stars is an amazing boulevard that just overlooks Hong Kong’s spectacular Victoria Bay in Kowloon. The astounding walkway is magnificent both during the day and at night, as the view of the bay is unbelievable any time you choose that take a walk here.
As you walk along, you’ll see a hundred beautiful stars dedicated to the legends of the Hong Kong film industry, reminding you of the Hollywood walk of fame.
The Symphony of lights, on the other hand, is a wonderful nightly laser show that begins at 20:00 on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays with narrations in English.
The symphony would get you reeling with nostalgia as you admire the historically-themed nightly lights with their bright color bursts against the backdrop of the amazing bay. It’s sensational.