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Begin with Central’s skyscrapers and colonial buildings, then ride the Peak Tram. The Peak offers sweeping harbour views, a classic Hong Kong experience blending modern architecture with natural panoramas.
Head to Sheung Wan for Man Mo Temple, a historic temple built between 1847 and 1862 to worship Man Cheong (the God of Literature) and Mo Tai (the God of Martial Arts). End the day at Soho, exploring trendy cafes and buzzing nightlife.
Explore Mong Kok’s diverse markets like Ladies’ Market, Sneaker Street, and Goldfish Market. It’s a neon-lit hub where bargain shopping and street culture meet in authentic Kowloon style.
Sham Shui Po’s electronics and fabric markets showcase local life. Later, also visit Wong Tai Sin Temple, known for fortune telling and Taoist architecture, blending tradition with modern urban energy.
Take a ferry to Cheung Chau, exploring car-free streets, Pak Tai Temple, and coastal trails. Try fresh seafood and experience the charm of a traditional fishing village charm away from the city.
Hike Lamma Island’s Family Trail from Yung Shue Wan to Sok Kwu Wan. Enjoy sea views, beaches, and finish with a seafood dinner in the relaxed island atmosphere.
The Hong Kong Museum of History explains dynasties, colonial rule, and local culture. Walk Kowloon Walled City Park, where tranquil gardens reveal stories of its notorious past.
Stroll the Avenue of Stars with harbour views. Explore Harbour City for shopping, then enjoy Symphony of Lights, a nightly multimedia show illuminating Hong Kong’s skyline across Victoria Harbour.
Tackle Hong Kong’s most iconic trail, Dragon’s Back. Its ridgeline path overlooks Shek O and Big Wave Bay, offering striking coastal scenery and a rewarding outdoor adventure.
Finish in Sai Kung, known for seafood and kayaking. Visit the UNESCO Global Geopark, with volcanic rock formations and marine environments, highlighting Hong Kong’s natural wonders beyond the city.