Attractions

Chi Lin Nunnery is a Buddhist temple complex that houses elegant wooden architecture, lotus ponds and bonsai trees. Find a moment of tranquility here in the heart of the city.

Their restaurant, Chi Lin Vegetarian is a great option for those who appreciate delicious vegetarian food!

Don't miss out on Fa Yuen Street! From market stalls with great bargains to your favoriate runners, electronics, and street food, this destination is a must.

Walking distance: 13 minutes

Jade is considered as one of the best calming and healing stones plus it is also known to bring good fortune. From beautiful handcrafted pieces to dainty souvenirs for a dear friend, the Hong Kong Jade Market offers a huge selection of jade items.

Walking distance: 7 minutes

From being a military site to a walled city of layered residential buildings, a lawlesss enclave and now a beautiful park. Thie Kowloon Walled City Park has witnessed the passage of time over the past 600 years. Bits and pieces of its history have been kept under conservation.

Located on the 100th floor of International Commerce Centre (ICC), the world's seventh tallest building, Sky100 offers gourmet dining and stunning 360-view overlooking the Victoria Harbour.

Sail across the Victoria Harbour and to other nearby islands in Hong Kong on the Star Ferry!

Travel distance: 16 minutes

Looking for souvenirs and good eats in a fun local "hood"? Look no further than Temple Street Night Market!

Walking distance: 10 minutes

Dine, watch a movie, and shop in this 15-storey mall till you drop!

Walking distance: 6 minutes

The Victoria Peak experience is not complete without taking the Peak Tram and seeing the spectacular view that goes along with the ride!

One of Hong Kong’s most beautiful walks is along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, which winds its way along the waterfront in Kowloon. Offering spectacular views of Victoria Harbour, strolling along the promenade is no doubt one of the best free things to do in Hong Kong.

This historic and bustling temple draws worshippers and people from all walks of life to seek guidance from Master Wong via numbered bamboo fortune sticks.

One of the coolest things about living in Hong Kong is the access to all kinds of fruit from around the globe. If you're a fruit lover, then there is no better place to visit than the Fruit Market!

Walking distance: 3 minutes

As one of the oldest religious institutions in Hong Kong, the Tin Hau Temple marks Yau Ma Tei's transformation from a humble fishing village in 1864 to a commercial area in the 21st century.

Walking distance: 7 minutes