Hong Kong stacks a Manhattan skyline on Victoria Harbour, wraps it in ancient temples and traditional markets, then adds some of Asia's finest dining. A world city unlike any other.
Plan My TripHong Kong is one of the world's great urban experiences — a vertical city of extraordinary energy where East meets West in a unique cultural fusion. The skyline of glittering towers rising from Victoria Harbour, with green mountains as a backdrop, is one of the most dramatic cityscapes on Earth.
Beyond the famous skyline, Hong Kong offers outstanding Cantonese cuisine, traditional temples tucked between skyscrapers, the iconic Star Ferry, cable car rides to the Peak and wild hiking trails just 30 minutes from the financial district.
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October–December is perfect: clear skies, low humidity and pleasant temperatures (18–25°C). The Victoria Harbour views are at their sharpest and the city is at its most comfortable.
March brings warm, relatively dry weather before the humid summer arrives. The Hong Kong Sevens rugby tournament in late March is a legendary event.
June–September is hot (30–35°C), very humid and typhoon season. Indoor attractions and air-conditioned shopping malls become essential. Major typhoons occasionally shut the city.
Explore Hong Kong Experiences →MTR (Mass Transit Railway) is Asia's finest metro — fast, clean, punctual and covering virtually every corner of Hong Kong and Kowloon. An Octopus card covers metro, bus, tram and ferry.
Star Ferry — the iconic green-and-white ferry between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island costs HK$2.70 and offers one of the world's great harbour crossings.
Peak Tram climbs from Central to Victoria Peak in 7 minutes for panoramic views over the harbour and city. Book online to skip the 2-hour queue.
Explore Hong Kong Experiences →Hong Kong's financial hub and most iconic viewpoint. The Peak Tram, Hong Kong Park and the gallery-lined SoHo neighbourhood are all here.
Kowloon's tourist hub: the Avenue of Stars, Harbour City mall, Museum of History and the best spot for the Symphony of Lights nightly harbour show.
Hong Kong's most densely populated district — neon-lit markets, the famous Goldfish Market, Ladies' Market and Temple Street Night Market.
A relaxed coastal village on the south side of Hong Kong Island with a famous market, beaches and seafood restaurants away from the urban intensity.
