Hong Kong Travel Guide

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  Hong Kong at a glance

There’s really no dearth of hotels in Hong Kong. From those which house multi-cuisine restaurants and taverns for you to unwind at the end of the day, to those backpacker hubs which do not burn a hole in your pocket; Hong Kong is peppered with all kinds of options. Referred to as one of the world’s largest financial hubs, the city is also home to a host of boutique spaces, which are uniquely stylish. Refer to our guides to pick the one that best suits your budget.

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  Stylish luxury hotels in Hong Kong for an imperial stay!

  Hong Kong is one of the true destinations to experience the best of modern luxurious life. The country, which is worth visiting during any season, has unbelievable natural vistas, trendy markets, eating places, and places to visit that will blow your mind.

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  Hong Kong hotels offering affordable luxury

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  Budget hotels in Hong Kong for a cost-effective vacation

Owing to a largely expatriate population, the restaurants in Hong Kong cater to flavours and influences from around the globe. Regardless of your palate—whether you’re in search of the most sophisticated French menu, an English-style brunch, Asian delicacies, Spanish paella or an Indian curry—the city is packed to the gills with culinary offerings from all corners of the earth. Of course, the seafood is amongst the best you will find, and although the more upmarket establishments will burn a hole in your pocket, you’ll find they’re worth the splurge.

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  Hong Kong’s most ambient cafes

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  Restaurants in Hong Kong serving the best Chinese fare

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  Indian restaurants in Hong Kong that will satiate your curry cravings

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  Dining in Hong Kong—the best vegetarian restaurants

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  Hong Kong restaurants for seafood lovers

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  Hong Kong restaurants for the global diner

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  Cheap eats that give you a taste of Hong Kong

From glass and steel skyscrapers to vibrant cultural centres and stunning structures, the places to visit in Hong Kong will leave all kinds travellers thrilled to the core. The imposing building of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre is worth a visit. Observe the modern architecture of this magnificent building and take a tour of the art exhibits that are at display. The grand structure of Blue House stands testament to the Chinese architecture and also houses a gallery. Understand the services required by modern life as you take a tour of the City Gallery or appreciate the works of art housed at the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre. Admire the beauty of the Tian Tan Buddha, the largest seated statue of the Buddha in the world, or explore the Hong Kong Museum of History. A tour of Hong Kong will leave you coming back for more.

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  Hong Kong attractions that you just cannot skip

  With beautiful beaches, a rich history and lots of entertainment, this Asian city beckons each and every traveller. Hong Kong, once a crown colony of the UK, offers a lot for tourists to see and do. The dual culture of this country with its Cantonese and British influence makes it a unique experience.

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  The Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery

There’s a lot to choose from when it comes to things to do in Hong Kong. The city can keep you well entertained and occupied with its cultural hubs, entertainment venues and hiking trails. Explore the archipelago in a hired ‘junk’ (a traditional Chinese fishing boat), indulge in some retail therapy at the IFC Mall, take in the panoramic views of the city from The Peak, or visit Tian Tan Buddha, one of the largest seated Buddha statues in the world. Here are all the places that you must explore, while you’re in Hong Kong.

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  Hong Kong for the non-shopper

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  Sightseeing in Hong Kong for adventure lovers

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  Spas in Hong Kong that will spoil you silly

Hong Kong’s a shopper’s delight. From buys that will cost you an arm and a leg, to bargain finds at throw-away prices; carry an empty suitcase and fill it up as you go along.

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  Shop till you drop in Hong Kong

  If you’re a spendthrift who loves indulging in retail therapy, there are countless places for you to go shopping in Hong Kong. Of course, all good things come at a price, and the retail scene in the city will definitely be a drain on your credit card. But for those who’re flush with cash, these stores and shopping venues match the highest international standards, and plough you with goods ranging from fashion apparel and accessories, to books, carpets and other bric-a-brac.

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  Quirky, pocket-friendly street markets

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  High street shopping and bargain buys

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The nightlife in Hong Kong is nothing short of epic. One of Asia’s most vibrant, international and hedonistic cities, Hong Kong stays alive even in the afterhours, and offers locals and tourists countless hotspots to have a great time. From open air pubs dotting the streets and spilling on to the sidewalk, and trendy nightclubs cocooned within the concrete, to rooftop bars offering a bird’s eye view of the glistening city below—here are the best spots for a night out in the city.

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  Hong Kong bars for a tipple or two

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  Best rooftop bars in Hong Kong

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  After-hours in Hong Kong

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  The Globe

If you’re itching to spend a few days away from the metropolis, but want to avoid the crowds that populate it, hop a car/bus/flight from Hong Kong, and get ready to land in some beautiful cities for more excursions. Cycle through Yuen Long Plain or go for a cable car ride at Ngong Ping 360 and witness the bewitching views of South China Sea and the magnanimous Lanteau peak. Later, visit the village of Tai O aka the Venice of Hong Kong and behold how people dwell in stilt house amidst white dolphins and beautiful waters. You can also get on board the “junk” ships and experience what it means to be cruising and partying all day on China’s traditional ship. If you’re looking for arts, culture and adventure, try a tour of Taipei. Below, the guides will throw light on the places you can visit for your HK weekend escape.

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  Day tripping from Hong Kong

  The city can keep you well entertained and occupied. But for those who want to deviate a little off the beaten track, here are a few short trips you can make while you’re stationed in Hong Kong.

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