Hong Kong Tourism

Enclosed by the Pearl River Delta and South China Sea, Hong Kong is located on China's south coast. The city is well known for its extensive skyline and natural harbour. With the population of nearly 7 million people, it is one of the most densely populated areas in the world. Hong Kong is a modern city raised upon the walls of ancient civilization with many cultures thriving in it.
Here are few things you can cover in your Hong Kong tourism packages:

Shopping:What’s Hong Kong tourism without shopping? Check out different footwear in the Asia's largest shoe market, look out for souvenirs at the Temple Street night, or take a walk down the street looking at the goldfish sellers. There are also independent and quirky boutiques, famous magazine store, and get your hair cut done in an unconventional way (on the roads.)

Eating out: Can you take a wild guess of the number of restaurants in Hong Kong? It adds up to a whopping 11,000 in number. One can eat out, every day for all 3 times and you will have different options for the next 10 years without repeating a restaurant. Indulge in the floating restaurant which will give you a true Hong Kong tourism experience. You can visit the Tim Ho Wan located in Mongkok which has amazing dim sum along with steam pork buns. This place has a great value for money and is termed as the cheapest Michelin-starred food in world.

Go on Island Hopping: Double check your Hong Kong Tourism packages for this option of island hopping, because this is usually a well-kept secret. You can explore up to 260 islands including Lantau, Lamma, Cheung Chau, and Peng Chau. There are many ferries and the world famous star ferry also run here. The view of the city from the water is breathtaking.

Take a Spa day:Tourism in Hong Kong is complete when you haven't had a day in the spa. The Kowleen streets are full of advertisements on reflexology treatments available. There are also spas which have customized with salinized air to mimic the beach effect.

Victoria Peak: If there is something which can summarize the whole Hong Kong vision for you, then head straight to Victoria Peak. You can get to see the mountains on the north, fine harbors, the restlessness, energy, and you can get old of this view. Even the locals come up here time and again to feel better about their day!

Architecture: Witness a free nightly light show with the Symphony of Lights. There are neon glows and patterned lights which are beamed across the city along with Asian Pop. The show starts at 8 pm every day. Do not miss it!

Night Life: One must experience the electrifying nightlife in Hong Kong. The Ritz-Carlton's Ozone bar takes the word 'high' to a new level with a bar on the 118th floor. It is stunning and buzzing with cocktails and tapas. There are also other nightclubs present all over the place.

Best Time to Visit:

The Tourism in Hong Kong is best from September to the end of February. Avoid during August as it is the wettest month.