Hong Kong, Hong Kong 3 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Explore Central & Victoria Peak

• Morning: Check-in at your hotel (Recommended: Mandarin Oriental, The Ritz-Carlton or W Hong Kong) and start your day with a traditional dim sum breakfast at Tim Ho Wan in Mong Kok, the world’s most Michelin-starred restaurant per square meter.

• Afternoon: Visit Central, Hong Kong’s bustling financial district. Explore Lan Kwai Fong for its vibrant nightlife and shopping streets like Duddell Street, Pedder Street, and Wyndham Street. Don’t forget to check out the historic Statue Square!

• Evening: Take the famous Tramway (Tramline 1) to the top of Victoria Peak for breathtaking city views. For dinner, try Cafe Deco or Gaddi’s for a taste of modern and traditional Cantonese cuisine.

Day 2: Discover Kowloon & Star Ferry

• Morning: Head to Kowloon’s Temple Street Night Market for unique souvenirs, antiques, and fortune telling. Grab a quick bite at one of the street food stalls.

• Afternoon: Visit the Avenue of Stars and Symphony of Lights, Hong Kong’s world-renowned light show. Cross the iconic Star Ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon.

• Evening: Explore Museum Street for art, culture, and history. For dinner, try Maxim’s Palace City Hall or Spicy Food Restaurant for local Cantonese dishes.

Day 3: Relax at Lantau Island & Ngong Ping 360

• Morning: Take a ferry to Lantau Island (Ferry Schedule). Visit the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car for stunning views of the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery.

• Afternoon: Have lunch at Ming Kee Noodle Shop in the village below the Po Lin Monastery.

• Evening: Return to Hong Kong Island and enjoy your last evening at Stanley Market, known for its shopping, food, and beautiful beach views. For dinner, try Hutong or Beef & Liberty before returning to your hotel.

Things to Know:

1. Transportation: Hong Kong’s Mass Transit Railway (MTR) and trams provide efficient transportation around the city. Don’t forget to get an Octopus Card for easy payment on trains, buses, and in shops!

2. Language: Mandarin, Cantonese, and English are widely spoken. Basic phrases will help you navigate easily.

3. Tipping: Tipping is not customary in Hong Kong; a 10% service charge may be added to bills in restaurants.

4. Safety: Hong Kong is generally safe, but exercise caution at night and avoid deserted areas. Keep your belongings secure to prevent pickpocketing.