The highest point of Hong Kong Island, with the classic view over the skyscrapers of Central, Victoria Harbour and Kowloon. Ride the historic Peak Tram up the steep slope, then walk the Lugard Road circuit, about an hour, for the best free views.
Go at dusk to see the city light up. Queues for the tram are long at weekends; buses and taxis also go up.
One of Hong Kong's oldest temples, built in 1847, dedicated to the gods of literature and war.
A small, steep, L-shaped street and the lanes around it in Central, packed with bars, clubs and restaurants serving food from all over the world, fro…
Green and white ferries that have crossed Victoria Harbour between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island since 1888, one of the world's great short ferry ride…
A busy street market in Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, selling cheap clothes, gadgets and souvenirs, with fortune tellers, Cantonese opera singers and open-air…
A ridge walk on the south-east of Hong Kong Island, with views over the sea, beaches and islands, often named one of the best urban hikes in Asia.
A giant bronze seated Buddha, 34 m high, on a hilltop on Lantau Island, reached by 268 steps, beside the Po Lin Monastery, which serves vegetarian lu…
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