Hong Kong Pocket Guide

Images Of Hong Kong

Enjoying a spectacular waterside setting, and home to one of the world's most famous skylines, Hong Kong is one of the most vibrant, dazzling, and electric (literally) cities in the world. Neon signs advertising everything from restaurants to foot massages decorate Kowloon islands' streets, while it is the skyscrapers that provide the sparkle after dark on Hong Kong Island. It's also one of the busiest places on earth with a population of 7 million people sharing a very small land mass.


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In The Guide

  • Cheap Eats Find out what road in Kowloon has an abundance of restaurants.
  • Don't Miss The world's largest outdoor seated Buddha, the most famous peak in the city and more.
  • Retail Therapy Where the locals shop and what is the city's best-known market.
  • Budget Tips Discover when you can catch a free laser show every night.

Hong Kong City Reviews

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    jay_hudson-brown4835

    Hong Kong is an amazing place, one i miss dearly and one i will visit again with no hesitation! Beautiful rolling hills surrounding an urban jungle and within the skyscrapers there are little pockets of serenity and natural beauty like Hong Kong Park. The MTR is so easy to use and the signs in the stations tell you what exit to use to get to wherever you need to go. The information signposts also help you from not getting lost. People are friendly and are proud of their city.

    Insider Tip:When going to tourist spots don't be afraid to push as the mainlanders have no concept of a queue and will push you out of the way if given the chance.

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    philipp9849

    food food food!

    i spent a week in hong kong, and was eating all the time. it was so nice. and also the sight seeings are top: the peak especiall was amazing!!

    Insider Tip:the peak cable car: make sure you are on top for sunset!

  • 100%

    ckkurata7124

    Great City

    I love HK - living in Shenzhen, it's just a hop, skip, and a jump away. I feel like there's tons of things to do - big buddha, tower peak, ocean park, disneyland, spotting pink dolphins, eating, shopping. Plus so many more people speak English!

    Insider Tip:Use the public transit - between the metro and the bus you can get almost anywhere. If you choose to go by cable car to see the big buddha, it will take time! I went on a weekday in the morning and waited to buy a ticket. We bought the glass bottom round trip and I'm so glad we did! On the way home it was cold and the line for the standard car trailed into the middle of the village whereas the line for the glass bottom car was only a handful of people long. It's cheaper to do the glass bottom there, standar

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    minourunkel5998

    We would recommend it to everybody...

    We booked a double bed room. Our room was in another house than the reception. - new renovated - rain shower - very clean - a kitchen, which was used by 5 rooms - nearto the metro station - nice stuff - small bed (normal for HK) Would recommend it to everybody.

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    muhdhazwan

    Hong Kong in a Week

    As this is my second trip here, I didn't do the usual sights, although I visited the Peak and took the double decker tram. Some suggestions for second timer are to explore places outside the main city area like Shek O beach, Sai Kung, Tai O as these places show another side of Hong Kong and may change visitor's view of Hong Kong.

    Insider Tip:It would be worthwhile to find a Hong Konger before you come to the city to show you around so that he/she can show the life of typical Hong Konger and you can understand and appreciate the culture and lifestyle better.

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