Discover Hong Kong; Asia's World City

Thundering hooves collided with high energy beats as festival fever hit the Happy Valley Racecourse. Dorsett Wanchai hotel near Happy Valley Hong Kong collaborate with Hong Kong Jockey Club to bring the unbridled energy of the horse racing course to the heart of Happy Valley in a celebration of monthly dance and culture theme.

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Celebrate the Year of the Snake at Ocean Park with a delightful event featuring the charming giant pandas! Join the panda twin cubs, along with their dad Le Le, mom Ying Ying, and newcomers An An and Ke Ke, as they spread adorable New Year blessings in their playful style. Capture special moments at various photo opportunities throughout the park while enjoying traditional festivities like vibrant dragon and lion dances, along with captivating juggling performances. Look out for the God of Fortune and lunar lucky stars as they wander around, sharing good luck and joy. This festive celebration offers a unique mix of fun and culture, making it the perfect place to ring in the New Year with family and friends. Join us for a paw-some experience filled with happiness and prosperity!

This is the only one place with entertainment, performance, food and shopping all converged. Temple Street Night Market is a popular street bazaar where you will find traders selling all kinds of wares, the Chinese opera singers performing, fortune tellers emerging to eagerly read your future, and no doubt, many eateries are surrounding the area.

Undoubtedly the most popular nightlife hot spots, Lan Kwai Fong has been revamping to offer latest dining concepts and party venues. During the festive seasons such as Halloween, Christmas and New Year, there are always special celebrations in the area.

Situated in the West Kowloon Cultural District overlooking Victoria Harbour, M+ is Asia’s first global museum of contemporary visual culture. It’s collections from all over the world encompass visual art, design and architecture, and moving image, while offering a creative interactive experience.

The M+ building includes 33 galleries and other display spaces. The tower facade also features an LED system for the display of M+ collections and commissioned work. In addition to art, visitors can enjoy shopping and dining, as well as take in spectacular views of Hong Kong’s stunning skyline on the Roof Garden

Shari Shari Kakigori House is a Japanese shaved ice shop owned by a Japanese man. This dessert establishment is particularly famous for its matcha shaved ice and strawberry shaved ice. The kakigori is made from ice imported from Hokkaido, ensuring exceptional quality and resulting in a cleaner and delightfully smooth ice texture with toppings like cream, syrup, fruits, and mochi. The menu offers enticing flavors such as tiramisu, sakura, warabi mochi, and many others. The shop has recently been recommended by a few bloggers from Xiaohongshu, as the kakigori is perfect for capturing beautiful photos.

Mammy Pancake Shop was founded in 2009, preserving the traditional flavor of eggettes. These eggettes have a crispy outer layer and a soft, tender, and chewy texture inside, evoking childhood memories of traditional eggettes. The founder chose the name ""Mammy"" to retain this warmth, giving rise to the name ""Mammy Pancake Shop"" The popular signature flavors include original, chocolate chip, cheese, and purple sweet potato. Mammy Pancake Shop has been awarded the Michelin for five consecutive years as a street food delicacy. Mammy Pancake Shop (Michelin)

Samsen Wanchai is a Thai noodle shop located next to the historic Blue House. With its bare concrete walls and distressed wood furniture, it exudes a street-stall vibe. The signature dish, boat noodles, is a must-try, as the flavorful broth alone takes 6 hours to prepare. The ingredients, including fresh noodles and herbs, are imported daily from Thailand. In addition to the Wagyu Beef Boat Noodle Soup, other favorites on the menu include the Spicy Chopped Duck & Thai Herb Salad and the Crabmeat & Spring Onion Omelette.

Rose Kitchen is a well-known cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style tea restaurant) located in Wan Chai. It offers a variety of dishes with a Hong Kong flavor, with its signature Crispy Roast Spring Chicken standing out. The crispy spring chicken is served in a bamboo steamer and can be accompanied by rice or potato salad. The skin of the spring chicken is crispy, while the meat remains tender, and when you tear into the chicken, the juices flow out, leaving a memorable taste in your mouth.

The signature dish of Backstreet Steak House is the Angus Thick-Cut Beef Short Rib. The restaurant specializes in offering hotel-quality steaks at affordable prices. The steaks are meticulously slow-cooked to ensure high-quality results, with careful attention given to ingredient selection and sourcing. The restaurant provides a perfect setting for guests to unwind and enjoy relaxed moments together.

With its lighting, high ceilings brick walls, The Coffee Academics offers relaxed atmosphere for customers to relax in over the weekend. The award-winning coffee shop has just what you need, coffee beans are locally roasted in first with over 30 varieties of beans from around the world. Here, you can enjoy premium coffee quality and exceptional coffee experiences.

This snack shop allows you to taste a variety of Hong Kong street food all at once. The signature combination of cheung fun (rice noodle rolls) with siu mai (pork dumplings) is a must-try. In addition, mixed sauce cheung fun and curry fish balls are also highly recommended choices.

Milk Cafe, themed around milk, creates a fusion of nostalgic Hong Kong-style tea house delicacies with modern elements. They incorporate creativity into silky smooth milk tea, red bean ice with ice cream, scrambled eggs with milk, and milk-based noodle soups. Additionally, you can also enjoy classic Hong Kong-style dishes such as Swiss chicken wing instant noodles, salted beef and scrambled egg sandwich, and pineapple buns. With reasonable prices and generous portions, you can fully experience authentic and delicious cuisine.

Cheung Hing Coffee Shop is a long-established cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style tea restaurant) in Happy Valley. With a history of over 40 years, the place has remained unchanged, as if time has stood still. The walls are adorned with the signatures of numerous celebrities, making it a favorite spot for many artists and performers. Here, you can savor traditional cha chaan teng delicacies, including buttered toast, pineapple buns, and egg tarts with flaky crusts. The most distinctive feature is the variety of pineapple buns available, such as pineapple buns with sliced pork and fried egg, pineapple buns with thick-cut ham and fried egg, and pineapple buns with cheesy scrambled eggs.

Mashi No Mashi exudes a cool and minimalist vibe, featuring a cozy counter seating area with only 12 chairs. It offers an irresistible selection of Japanese cuisine, including ramen noodles served with delectable Wagyu beef. The energetic atmosphere adds to the dining experience. The star of the show is the premium Ozaki beef, which is also used at Wagyumafia. Adorned in chef uniforms and playfully wielding noodles and beef slabs, these unique characters serve as the mascots of Mashi No Mashi.

The restaurant has been in business for over 30 years and is a favorite among locals. A must-try signature dish at Sun King Garden is the "Giant Curry Pork Chop Rice" featuring a generous portion of deep-fried pork chop that is large enough to satisfy your hunger, crispy on the outside and flavorful on the inside. Additionally, their popular stir-fried beef Ho Fun, known throughout the streets, is full of Wok Hei (the heat of the cooking fire) flavor. Furthermore, during lunchtime, the restaurant offers plate-based rice dishes and stir-fried noodles, while in the evening, they serve a variety of stir-fried dishes and clay pot dishes.

Hashtag B is a popular bakery chain that offers a modern twist on classic Hong Kong baked goods. Recently, it has become a favorite among tourists seeking souvenirs and Xiaohongshu-worthy food recommendations. Their most famous item is the Napoleon tart, featuring a flaky pastry crust filled with a rich egg custard center. They also offer other irresistible treats such as pineapple buns and swirled bread loaves. The pineapple buns are particularly unique, available in flavors like matcha, Earl Grey tea, black sesame, and roselle.

Savor the best of East-meets-West at local Cha Chaan Tengs with Hong Kong-style milk tea, flaky egg tarts, buttery pineapple buns, and other iconic comfort foods.

Hong Kong-style roasted meat (Siu Mei) is a must-try for visitors to the city. From street-side stalls to upscale Chinese restaurants, savor the succulent flavors that define this culinary delight.

Plan your street food feast while stay at Dorsett Kwun Tong, Hong Kong, as every street offers an abundance of food options you can't resist.

Hong Kong is an incredible international food paradise, delicacies from all over the world can here, and our location ensures that you have a multitude of options at your fingertips.

A Korean Cafe that has transformed from HK’s old metal shop into an aromatic coffee shop. offers Korean coffee, desserts, brunch, and signature Croffle Sandwich with Einspanner coffee.

A tea house originated in Japan. Highlights include the indulgent Matcha Tiramisu dessert, served in a charming wooden box, combining rich matcha flavors with a smooth texture.

Dive into the Hong Kong Street Food Culture, you'll encounter an amazing array of snacks include spicy Fishballs, crispy Eggettes, Pan-fried Stuffed Three Treasures and even some seriously stinky tofu etc.

Hours: 8am - 7 pm

Situated in the western side of the Hong Kong island and with the subway line extended, Kennedy Town has been seeing a booming restaurant scene where you can find many different kinds of café, specialty restaurants and bars.

Sai Kung is known as “Hong Kong’s back garden” because of the beautiful hiking trails and beaches in this area. The village of Sai Kung is also noted locally for its seafood restaurants.

The fishing village of Lei Yue Mun shows that old Hong Kong is still alive and well in the modern metropolis. First you buy your fish from a tank in a market stall; then you take it to one of the nearby restaurants, which will prepare it for a fee. Overall, tasty fresh seafood at reasonable prices.

Ultimate shopping landmark with world-renowned brands and up-market nationwide eateries. The most vibrant shopping mall in Causeway Bay. It houses more than 230 world-renowned brands on 16 floors, with an exclusive blend of shops ranging from with an exclusive blend of shops, eateries and fascinating exhibitions. It’s definitely a gourmet paradise for tourists.

SOGO is Hong Kong’s largest Japanese-style department store and a major fixture on the local shopping circuit, carries a supermarket and a wide selection of international items, including renowned European fashion brands, skincare products and cosmetics, jewellery, leather goods, electrical appliances and home supplies.

K11 MUSEA brings diverse inspirations to your life through the power of creativity, culture, and innovation. The name "K11 MUSEA" is inspired by the Greek mythological figure, the Muse. This world-class experiential landmark stands in the heart of Victoria Dockside, Tsim Sha Tsui, combining retail, art, culture, entertainment, and dining all in one place.

Cat Street is located in a very historic part of Hong Kong island. It’s a shopping street with plenty of bars, restaurants and art boutiques. Most of these stores are disorganized and sell a variety of antiques from Chinese antiques, jade pendants, mahjong tiles and even figurines of Chairman Mao.

Tai Yuen Street is known as Toy Street in Wan Chai. You can find affordable stationery, imported toy outlets, knock-offs and party accessories a plenty. You will spot all kinds of toys at affordable prices with joy as you flashback to your childhood memories.

Ladies Market in Mongkok is an energetic street market known for its vibrant atmosphere and affordable fashion finds. With a wide array of clothing, accessories, and souvenirs, it's a shopper's paradise. Bargain hunters can haggle for the best deals while immersing themselves in the lively energy of this popular shopping destination." with "Shiu Shing Hong is a renowned local store that specializes in a wide range of pure essential oils, raw materials for cosmetics, fragrant oils, and color dyes. This time-honored store is also endorsed by the famous Asian actress - Shu Qi. Whether you’re a professional looking for supplies or a tourist seeking unique souvenirs

Shiu Shing Hong is a renowned local store that specializes in a wide range of pure essential oils, raw materials for cosmetics, fragrant oils, and color dyes. This time-honored store is also endorsed by the famous Asian actress - Shu Qi.

Jenny Bakery is a beloved cookie shop in Hong Kong, famous for its butter cookies and charming teddy bear tins, with a constant daily queue of customers. Since its establishment in 2005, it has been known for its handmade, preservative-free cookies and a variety of flavors, including butter flower, coffee flower, oatmeal raisin, and more.

The Temple Street Night Market in Yau Ma Tei has now transformed into a vibrant and IG-able night market that offers a diverse culinary experience at the same time, including Hong Kong-style street food and other Asian cuisines from over 30+ food stalls near Temple Street Archway. Come and rediscover the distinctive nightlife of Hong Kong at Temple Street.

APM defines to the combination of am and pm, which is an innovative shopping mall with a distinctive night retail concept. It is formed by various fashion and cosmetic brands. Opens till late at night, APM houses major fashion and cosmetic brands as well as high-tech products.

Telford Plaza is located in the heart of Kowloon East, and is famous for its diverse selection of stylish fashion and gourmet offerings.

AIRSIDE is a 1.9 million sq. ft. new shopping complex in Kai Tak, offering everything from restaurants and cafes to retail shops, and entertainment venues.

Yue Man Square (YM²) in Hong Kong is a vibrant commercial and cultural hub located in Kwun Tong.Offering shopping, dining, and entertainment options, it blends modern urban development with the district's rich heritage, creating a dynamic experience for visitors.

The Camel Paint Building has been a factory since the 1980s in Hong Kong, located in Kwun Tong. Nowadays, it's transformed into an industrial building mall in Hong Kong that embodies a strong local style, housing various local shops, restaurants, beauty products, fashion, furniture, household goods, and more. It is definitely a must-visit spot for a day trip in Kwun Tong and serves as a treasure trove for souvenirs.

Located next to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station, K11 MUSEA spans 10 floors with a total area of 1.2 million square feet (110,000 square meters). A unique shopping center that integrates art, culture, and nature. The mall houses numerous specialty stores and restaurants. Moreover, K11 MUSEA provides an interactive space for art appreciation, allowing you to embark on a one-of-a-kind artistic shopping journey.

Goldfish Market gathers marine creatures and is a treasure island especially for those who have passion for fish. Goldfish Market provides an abundant source of supply.

Tsuen Wan Plaza always offers unparalleled leisure, shopping and dining experience to customers. The mall features a fantastically diverse mix of specialty shops and superb entertainment facilities, including a 4 house deluxe cinema with ReaD 3D technology and a unique 23,000 sq. ft. outdoor children's playground which serves as an ideal gathering place for young families.

Open Hour: 08:00a.m. –10:00p.m.

There is a small fair near the entrance facing Metroplaza with numerous stalls which sell goods including towels, snacks, and clothing at low prices which has become one of the iconic features of Kwai Chung Plaza.

Opening hours: 10:00a.m. –10:00p.m., daily

D‧PARK is located in the center of Tsuen Wan and surrounded by convenient transportation network, being the first landmark paternity mall in the New Territories West. It has approximately 140 shops and flagship stores, of which the high-rise bottom floor design provides shoppers a comfortable shopping experience.

Open Hour: 10:00a.m. –10:00p.m.

Opened in February 2017, Florentia Village is a huge outlet mall offering international luxury brands and products at year-round attractive prices with up to 80% discount.

Opening hours: 10:00am - 7:00pm (Weekdays); 10:30am - 7:30pm (Weekends & Public Holidays)

Citistore Department Store offers a wide range of quality and trendy merchandise with the convenience of a one-stop shopping experience.

Opening hours: 10:00a.m.–10:00p.m.

Citywalk  is a contemporary shopping mall in New Tsuen Wan and make a trendy destination for shopping as well as entertainment that features about 200 shops. 

Open Hour: 10:00a.m. –10:00p.m.

Hong Kong is a shopping paradise with many mega shopping centres including International Finance Centre (IFC) and The Landmark in Central, Times Square and Hysan Place in Causeway Bay, Pacific Place in Admiralty, Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui, Elements in West Kowloon, Langham Place in Mongkok and the list keeps growing.

Looking for some good deals? Horizon Plaza, located at Ap Lei Chau, southern side of Hong Kong, is the place to shop for discount designer fashion brands. Converted from a factory building, it consists of nearly 100 shops.

Its name came from the huge amount of items on sales for women of all ages. Nowadays, there are over 100 stalls of bargain clothing, accessories, souvenirs, watches, cosmetics, bags, home furnishings, CDs and trinkets, all you can name it.

APM defines to the combination of am and pm, which is an innovative shopping mall with a distinctive night retail concept. It is formed by various fashion and cosmetic brands. Opens till midnight, APM houses major fashion and cosmetic brands as well as high-tech products.

Victoria Peak, or The Peak, is a must-visit destination in Hong Kong, offering iconic views of Victoria Harbour, Kowloon peninsula, and mountain peaks. Tourists can capture stunning photos of the city's skyline at twilight, explore nature and historic sites along the Peak Circle Walk, and easily reach The Peak by tram from the central business district.

Exhibitions at Garden of Stars include the Avenue of Stars sculptures, Stars’ handprints and cartoon painting illustrating movie scenes at Starlight Cinema; and Starry Gallery allows you to walk through the milestones of Hong Kong movies history and photos of classic movies and Stars.

Amid the sleek modern skyscrapers of Hong Kong, one can find elements of tradition. One of the first traditional-style temples built during the colonial era, the Man Mo Temple’s magnificent external architecture reflects its historical roots. The temple is dedicated to the Taoist gods of Man (literature) and Mo (martial arts). There is also a statue of Pau Kung, the god of justice, and another of Shing Wong, the god of the city. The plaques near the entrance provide an interesting perspective on the history of the temple and its gods. Inside, the air is thick with aromatic smoke from the incense coils and sticks that are said to carry prayers to the spirit world.

Situated on Lantau Island, this huge, seated Buddha (or Tian Tan) is a majestic 34-metre high figure. Cast in China, it took ten years to complete and weighs 220 tons. It was unveiled in 1993 accompanied by an elaborate religious ceremony. Walk up the hundreds of steps to admire the colossus up close before going back down again to the museum inside the base of the statue for information about the Buddhist faith. Then enjoy an excellent vegetarian lunch in the restaurant run by the adjoining Po Lin Monastery. This is out of all Hong Kong attractions, this is a must-see.

West Kowloon Cultural District introduces renowned world-class museums and provides pet-friendly green spaces for your holiday escapes. Located at the western tip of the district, the Hong Kong Palace Museum will display over 900 priceless treasures from the Palace Museum and beyond. The museum regularly presents special exhibitions showcasing Chinese art and culture, as well as art and treasures from around the world. M+ is a museum dedicated to collecting, exhibiting, and interpreting visual art, design, architecture, moving images, and Hong Kong visual culture from the 20th and 21st centuries. The M+ Collections include works from Hong Kong, as well as other locations in Asia and around the world.

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort is the fifth Disney Resort, offering unforgettable experiences inspired by the city's vibrant culture. With seven themed areas, including "Frozen World," the world's first and largest "Frozen" theme park, it has become a beloved destination since opening in 2006.

Discover Ocean Park, Hong Kong's expansive theme park spanning 91.5 hectares. Get ready for an epic adventure, from hair-raising rides like the Hair Raiser to captivating shows at Ocean Theatre. Hop on the Ocean Express for scenic views and immerse yourself in the mesmerizing Sea Jelly Spectacular. Don't forget to meet adorable giant pandas at the Giant Panda Adventure. With endless entertainment and excitement, Ocean Park is your gateway to unforgettable fun!

One of the most popular trails in Hong Kong, the Dragon's Back features a magnificent scenic view of coastal and beach seen from the ridge-line. It is an accessible two-hour jaunt with a relatively easy walk. The hike starts at 140m and makes a steady climb. The trail is in very good condition and suitable for anyone who can manage several staircases.

High Island Reservoir in Sai Kung East Country Park is famous for its scenic beauty. The area is situated within Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark. The breathtaking landscapes will give you a good view of the sea caves and hexagonal volcanic columns erupted 140 million years ago. Easily accessible with just a 30-minute bus ride from Sai Kung.

Kennedy Town Belcher's Bay Waterfront Promenade, a 172-meter-long promenade, offers a panoramic view of the western side of Victoria Harbor and the stunning sunset over the sea. With its unparalleled open view and relaxed atmosphere, this place is a perfect choice for romantic getaways and intimate conversations with friends and loved ones. With its laid-back neighborhood, independent shops, cozy coffee houses, and restaurants, Kennedy Town has a natural charm that sets it apart and offers a unique leisurely rhythm on the Hong Kong Island side.

The Monster Building is a building complex consisting of five buildings: Hoiview Building, Fook Cheong Building, Hoi Shan Building, Yick Cheong Building and Yick Fat Building. Its two large patios reflect the dense characteristics of Hong Kong's buildings and attract many foreigners and locals alike for a gram! Movies such as "Transformers 4: Age of Annihilation" and "Ghost in the Shell", and Alan Walker's music videos have also been filmed here, adding its fame and popularity.

The Kwun Tong Promenade on the waterfront provides visitors with close-up views of Kai Tak Cruise Terminal and Runway Park, the new landmarks of East Kowloon, but also splendid night-time views of Hong Kong Island East and the panoramas of Victoria Harbour and Lei Yue Mun.

Discover the charm of Lei Yue Mun, a captivating fishing village. Explore the timeless beauty of Tin Hau Temple and the lighthouse, savor mouthwatering seafood at local restaurants, and delight in traditional snacks. Only a short 5-minute drive from our hotel, a treasure trove of local hidden gems awaits!

It was founded in 1934 and was rebuilt in the 1990s. It was built in traditional Tang dynasty style and constructed entirely in cypress wood, without using a single nail. It is currently the world’s largest hand-made wooden building. Stroll around the nearby Buddhist gardens and contemplate life.

Check out Sai Kung, the 'back garden of Hong Kong' with just a 25-minute drive from our hotel to Sai Kung town centre. Spend a day to discover its fishing villages, beautiful scenery, hiking trails, beaches and geological formations!

The Hong Kong Palace Museum aspires to become a leading institution in the study and appreciation of Chinese art and culture, while advancing dialogue between world civilizations. Embracing new curatorial approaches, the museum combines a Hong Kong perspective with a global vision to present precious artifacts from the Palace Museum and other important cultural institutions around the world.

It’s collections from all over the world encompass visual art, design and architecture, and moving image, while offering a creative interactive experience.

The M+ building includes 33 galleries and other display spaces. The tower facade also features an LED system for the display of M+ collections and commissioned work. In addition to art, visitors can enjoy shopping and dining, as well as take in spectacular views of Hong Kong’s stunning skyline on the Roof Garden.

It offers 360-degree panoramic views of Hong Kong and its famous Victoria Harbour. Interactive multimedia exhibits and fun-filled facilities enable you to discover even more Hong Kong.

Located in the West Kowloon Cultural District in Hong Kong, M+ is a museum dedicated to collecting, exhibiting, and interpreting visual art, design and architecture, moving image, and Hong Kong visual culture of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The M+ Collections are from Hong Kong, as well as other locations in Asia and around the world.

The Peak is a renowned landmark in Hong Kong, situated atop the highest point on Hong Kong Island. It offers breathtaking views of the city's iconic skyscrapers, Victoria Harbour, and the surrounding mountain landscapes. The Peak Tram, a historic funicular railway, transports visitors to the summit.

The Avenue of Stars pays tribute to the names that helped make Hong Kong the ‘Hollywood of the East’, and has more than a hundred celebrity handprints to take you on a dazzling ‘journey to the stars’. You can even take a photo and interact with these superstars like Bruce lee and Anita Mui using Augmented Reality technology. You can also enjoy the captivating harbour view and the starry sky together with the Mcdull statue.

The Shing Mun Valley Park occupies an area of 10.73 hectares. Equipped with both active and passive recreational facilities, it provides an ideal place for sports and leisure for the public. The Park is divided into the North Garden and the South Garden. The major facilities at the North Garden include tennis courts, fitness corner for elderly and a children's play area.

The facilities at the South Garden include a 7-a-side hard surfaced soccer pitch cum handball court, basketball courts cum volleyball court, fitness corner for elderly, pebble walking tiles and a children's play area. In addition, there is a four-tier artificial water feature built on the natural terrain, which measures a total of 3 500 square meters.

Located in Lo Wai Chuen, Tsuen Wan (10 minutes north of Tsuen Wan town centre) the village is home to many historic temples and monasteries. The Western Monastery occupies a huge area and is one of the most distinguished temples in the Tsuen Wan district.

Opening hours: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

There are fountains along the main axis and in the central plaza. Also in the central plaza are a series of site specific sculptures reinforcing the maritime theme. To work in concert with them is a main pond with lookout tower. In addition, sail-shaped structures which provide shade and focal points are located in sitting-out areas and the amphitheatre.

Opening Hours: 24 hours

Sam Tung Uk Museum is now under the management of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Office. Declared a historical monument in 1981, this restored 200-year-old walled rural village located on Sai Lau Kok Road provides an insight into the lives of villagers in the New Territories centuries ago. The museum exhibits items that relate to historical rituals, festivals, and traditional craftsmanship, representing the efforts of villagers in developing, promoting, and passing on their customs and traditions.

Opening Hours:
Mondays, Wednesdays to Sundays, 10:00a.m. – 6:00p.m.
Christmas Eve and Chinese New Year’s Eve - 10:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays) & the first two days of Chinese New Year

Located in Tsuen Wan, Yuen Yuen Institute which was built in year 1950 on the hillside near Lo Wai Village, Tsuen Wan. Yuen Yuen Institute is a temple complex dedicated to three major religions, i.e. Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. Yuen Yuen Institute also presents the Gardening Show every spring.

Opening hours: 8:30a.m. – 5:00p.m.

The Mills is a landmark revitalization project in Hong Kong.  Visitors can explore the continuity of an authentic Hong Kong story about textile and industry are woven into experiences of innovation, culture, and learning.

Opening hours: 10:00 a.m - 10:00 p.m.

Ma Wan Park is a nature garden combines education, art and love. Thousands of native trees have been preserved here and the paths in the garden are terraced along natural landscapes. The Heritage Centre displays relics uncovered at Ma Wan.

Opening hours: 8:00a.m. - 6:00p.m. (Last entry closed at 5:00p.m)

Formerly an agricultural region that was famous for its green tea, Tai Mo Shan Country Park now attracts hiking enthusiasts thanks to the mountain that gives its name to it — Tai Mo Shan — the tallest peak in Hong Kong, and comprised of pure volcanic rock.

Mei Ho House is a physical symbol of the beginning of Hong Kong’s public housing policies, which documents the development of public housing and living conditions in Hong Kong from the 1950s to the 1970s. The building has been awarded an honourable mention by the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation and now serves as a popular youth hostel.

Opening hours: 

Tue to Sun:10:00 a.m to 6:00 p.m
Mondays:  Closed (except public holidays)
First three days of the Chinese New Year: Closed
Christmas Eve and Chinese New Year’s Eve: Closed at 3:30pm

Hong Kong Disneyland is located on Lantau Island. Enter a magical world with your family and explore 7 lands—Adventureland, Grizzly Gulch, Mystic Point, Toy Story Land, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland and Main Street, U.S.A.— have fun with all your favourite rides and characters! 

Opening hours: 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Temple Street Night Market, a popular street bazaar, named after a Tin Hau temple located in the centre of its main drag, and a place so steeped in local atmosphere that it has served as the backdrop to many a memorable movie. There are many stalls selling trinkets, tea ware, electronics, watches, menswear, jade and antiques.

Ocean Park Hong Kong is a marine-life theme park featuring animals, thrill rides and shows. It is located on the southern side of Hong Kong Island, with an area of more than 915,000 square metres. The two major attractions areas, the Waterfront and the Summit, are connected by the Cable Car and Ocean Express funicular train.

Its vision is to create a vibrant cultural quarter for Hong Kong where the local arts scene can interact, develop and collaborate. When complete it will provide about 23 hectares of public open space with two kilometres of harbour-front promenade of 20 metres in width as well as a host of arts and cultural facilities that will produce and host world-class exhibitions, performances, and arts and cultural events.

The District’s major cultural facilities, the Arts Pavilion, the Art Park, Freespace, the Hong Kong Palace Museum, M+ and the Xiqu Centre are already open and present a diverse and exciting programme of events.

Opening hours: 06:00 a.m - 11:00 p.m. daily, with exceptions

• Tuesdays to Thursdays and weekends: 10:00 a.m. – 06:00 p.m.
• Fridays: 10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
• Mondays: Closed

• Mon, Wed, Thu & Sun: 10:00 a.m. – 06:00 p.m.
• Fri, Sat & Public Holiday: 10:00 a.m. – 08:00 p.m.
• Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays) & the first two days of the Lunar New Year

One of the top attractions in Hong Kong, Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade is located near the Victoria Harbour. Walk along on this promenade and you will see many ancient buildings such as the Garden of Stars, the Hong Kong Cultural Centre and the Hong Kong Space Museum as well as enjoy the stunning view of the Victoria Harbour.

Hong Kong Disneyland and Ocean Park Hong Kong are must dos for family vacationers – both conveniently connected by MTR system. Easily for a one-day excursion, it gives children the perfect spots to burn off their energies!

With its renovation underway and target to re-open around end of 2018, Avenue of Stars celebrate the success of the film industry of Hong Kong. Currently, some of the exhibits are showcased in the Gardens of Stars including sculptures of Bruce Lee and Anita Mui, and 20 star-handprinted plaques.

If you only stay in Hong Kong for one day and ask for a must-do – The Peak it is. The circular walkway will give you probably the most amazing views of Hong Kong. You can also take The Tram from Admiralty up to The Peak or try a few different restaurants there while you are overlooking the stunning Hong Kong skyline.

Hidden away by lush mountains on the Lautau Island, the 34-metre Tian Tan Buddha statue, also known as the Big Buddha, has become a popular sightseeing spot for international tourists, especially for those who also want to enjoy a vegetarian meal at the monastery.

The Kwun Tong Promenade on the waterfront provides visitors with close-up views of Kai Tak Cruise Terminal and Runway Park, the new landmarks of East Kowloon, but also splendid night-time views of Hong Kong Island East and the panoramas of Victoria Harbour and Lei Yue Mun.

Chi Lin Nunnery is a large Buddhist temple located in Diamond Hill. It was founded in 1934 and was rebuilt in the 1990s. It was built in traditional Tang dynasty style and constructed entirely in cypress wood, without using a single nail. It is currently the world’s largest hand-made wooden building. Stroll around the nearby Buddhist gardens and contemplate life.

The Hong Kong Palace Museum aspires to become a leading institution on the study and appreciation of Chinese art and culture, while advancing dialogue between world civilisations. Embracing new curatorial approaches, the museum combines a Hong Kong perspective with a global vision to present precious artefacts from the Palace Museum and other important cultural institutions around the world.