A beautiful park in an urban landscape, the Hong Kong Park is a great place to explore, relax and take some time out of the hustle and bustle of the city. The park includes a greenhouse, museum of Tea Ware, the Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre, an array of fountains and lily ponds as well as a waterfall, playgrounds and even a marriage registry. Head to the MTR Admiralty Station, exit C1 and follow the signs to Hong Kong Park up the escalator.
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Haven’t been to Hong Kong yet, but will definitely come back to this when I do! Very useful and clear!
Great blog! Loved HongKong when I visited. I was inspired by the Rush Hour movies to visit Chinatown there.
Nice and impressive post.
Beautiful pictures.
I’ve never been to Hong Kong but in one day I want to go there.
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very cool! I didn’t get a chance to get to Hong Kong when I lived in South Korea, but I’d love to get there!
This is a great list! I have yet to visit Hong Kong, but I did pin this for suggestions. I’d love to visit the Temple, Monastery, Promenade, and the Night Market!
The Peak is a can’t miss! The views up there is so spectacular and I couldn’t agree more that you included it in this list. I haven’t been to some of the temples you listed here so hope that’s an excuse to go back!
This is so timely! I am planning our first trip to Hong Kong now. We will be spending a week there. Is that enough time to see all of these attractions? We are also traveling with a toddler, so even though I’m not big on theme parks, I am considering visiting Disney while we are there.
The Ten Thousand Buddha Monastery seems like a quite a fascinating place. So many Buddhas and so little time.
I love your photos, you are very talented to catch right moments and impressive landscapes. Hongkong is one of our most desired places to see in Asia and now I even have some additional interesting places on the list, thanks to your post! The Buddhas Monastery sounds great, I will read more about this, since I have the feeling this would be one of the most interesting places for me personally to see.
It is a fantastic place to visit! Thank you for your comment, Calum is the photographer and will love reading this 🙂
Wow I ve never been to Hong Kong, but now it is definitely on my bucket list. It seems so exotic to me! I especially liked the MAN MO TEMPLE…so beautiful!
Hong Kong is absolutely on my bucket list, it looks like there’s just so much to do and see!!
We’ve been planning on a HK trip for a while, so this goes straight into our bucket list 🙂 Thanks for sharing all of your recommendations
There are a lot of new attractions that have opened in HK since we last went – I think we need to go back! Disneyland and the Ocean Park would be on the list for my children – thanks for the recommendations! #MondayEscapes
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We just got back from Hong Kong so interesting to see your top picks. I’m pleased to say we ticked a few of them off. The night marker was one of our highlights. My daughter keeps talking about going on the observation wheel. We enjoyed the zoological park too and seeing the monkeys. Thanks for linking #citytripping
You had me at Disneyland Hong Kong. That is a big bucket list of mine. How cool. Great photos, too!
I would love to visit Hong Kong one day! Disneyland Hong Kong totally catch my eye :D! Temple street night market is also interesting as well. Such a nice list to do 🙂
I’m planning a trip to Hong Kong right now, so this was very helpful. I’ve added a few of your tips to my list, especially the Ten Thousand Buddha Monastery!
Hong Kong is so lovely and so crazy at the same time. I loved the Peak the most and the promenade – I am totally in love with Victoria Harbor. The view from there is amazing. I think, these are great tips.
I loved Hong Kong Park! It’s amazing how in the middle of this urban jungle a small little and so lush green park exists. I felt like drowning in HK so many times because of the tall buildings, but the park just restored me!
I have not been to Hong Kong in years and wish I had something like this before I went, as you have some good tips and they are to the point. We were on a tour and it would have been nice to have wondered around like you using public transport. We never go to ocean park but it sounds really nice.
This is a great list. I think I’d like the night market the best as I’m an absolute sucker for street food 😉
A great list of things to do in Hong Kong. I would want to try the Disney Land & the night market!
Oh wow it looks so incredible, Hong Kong is on both of our boys wish lists, and I so want to go to Disney I bet it is another level. Thanks so much for linking up #MondayEscapes x
Just in time for my visa run in a couple of weeks time to HK. The tips will come in very handy. Bookmarked.
This made me want to return to Hong Kong, thanks 🙂
I love HK! One thing on my list for next time I go back is the Tian Tan Buddha. I would love to check out Lantau Island and hike up. Great list!
I have a trip to Hongkong this year! it will be my 2nd-time and I really love it, I also wanted to explore every part of it just like what you did plus there are so many cool things to do out there, I can’t wait for enough.
Great, concise list of the tourist must sees in Hong Kong. There really is so much to see and there are a few things here that I haven’t actually done yet (like Disneyland). Good post.
I’m so happy to see Ten Thousand Buddha Monastery on the list 😀 it’s one of my favourite in Hong Kong!
Personally, I wouldn’t be going to Disney purely because it’s the same everywhere and the one in HK is SO out of the way.
There are tons of nature etc too – such as hiking. It’s good to see your top 10 list!
Woow! I have a friend in Hong Kong. And now I know exactly what to do when Im there 😉 Thanks!!
Love the layout of your blog! 🙂 Saved your tips for the day I finally get to visit HK! <3
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so cool! I was in HK some time ago and after reading your tips I definitely want to be back 😉 next time I use your suggestions and if with my baby girl I will go to Disneyland
I have HK on my very long list but this is a great list I’ll be saving for when we do make it. Thanks for linking up with #MondayEscapes
Such a lovely list to work though <3 My partner grew up in Hong Kong and I can't wait to go back there with him one day and do all these things to gather!!!
I lived in Hong Kong as a toddler and would love to return as I remember hardly anything. This would be my itinerary 🙂 #MondayEscapes
Hong Kong is amazing. Thank you for sharing the list. I will keep it in my mind
It’s amazing! Hong Kong is a really interesting place to spend your vacation. One thing I want to recommend that don’t forget a ride on in the Hong Kong Tram.
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