Top Sights in Hong Kong

The highest point on Hong Kong Island, providing the world-famous view of the skyscraper skyline and Victoria Harbour.

A legendary green-and-white ferry service that has been shuttling passengers across Victoria Harbour for over 130 years.

A synchronized laser and light show involving over 40 skyscrapers on both sides of Victoria Harbour.

A massive 34-meter high bronze statue of Buddha sitting serenely atop a mountain on Lantau Island.

A lively nocturnal bazaar in Kowloon filled with street food, trinkets, fortune tellers, and opera singers.

A kilometer-long stretch of street stalls in Mong Kok selling everything from clothing and bags to quirky souvenirs.

A creative landmark housed in a revitalized historic building, now filled with local designer boutiques and art galleries.

A stunning, incense-filled temple dedicated to the gods of Literature (Man) and War (Mo).

A sprawling Taoist temple complex famous for 'Kau Cim'—a form of fortune telling using bamboo sticks.

A traditional Tanka fishing community famous for its stilt houses built over the tidal flats of Lantau Island.

A stunning ridge-line hike that offers panoramic views of Hong Kong Island’s coastline and the South China Sea.

A coastal district known as the 'Back Garden of Hong Kong,' famous for its pristine beaches, volcanic rock formations, and seafood.

The world's longest covered outdoor escalator system, spanning 800 meters and climbing over 135 meters in elevation.

One of the world's highest bars, located on the 118th floor of the ICC tower in West Kowloon.