Landmark
Victoria Peak
Hong Kong Island
Hong Kong’s classic viewpoint, reached by the historic Peak Tram, with the famous view over skyscrapers and Victoria Harbour.
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Overview
Why visit Hong Kong?
Hong Kong packs a world city onto a cluster of mountainous islands. Skyscrapers line both sides of Victoria Harbour, the Star Ferry chugs between them, and minutes from the towers you can be on a forest trail, a beach or a temple terrace. It is compact, efficient and endlessly energetic, with superb shopping.
Four days covers the essentials: the Peak Tram and Victoria Peak, a harbour crossing and the evening light show, the cable car to the Big Buddha on Lantau, a day at Hong Kong Disneyland and the markets of Kowloon. Add a day or two for Macau, an hour away by ferry or across the sea bridge, where Portuguese churches and squares sit beside the glittering resorts of Cotai.
Hong Kong is ideal for families, shoppers and first-time visitors to East Asia, and an easy add-on to Singapore, Japan or China. There are plenty of Indian and vegetarian restaurants, especially in Tsim Sha Tsui, and the monastery beside the Big Buddha serves vegetarian meals. We choose hotels near the MTR so getting around stays simple.
Things to see
Top attractions in Hong Kong
The sights we build itineraries around. Tell us which ones you want, and we will plan the days for you.
Cruise & water
Victoria Harbour and the Star Ferry
Tsim Sha Tsui and Central
A ride on the historic Star Ferry across one of the world’s great harbours, and the nightly Symphony of Lights over the skyline.
Discover : Victoria Harbour and the Star Ferry
Culture & heritage
Ngong Ping 360 and the Tian Tan Buddha
Lantau Island
A spectacular cable-car ride over Lantau’s mountains to the giant bronze Big Buddha and the Po Lin Monastery.
Discover : Ngong Ping 360 and the Tian Tan Buddha
Theme park
Hong Kong Disneyland
Lantau Island
A Disney park sized for families, with the Castle of Magical Dreams, World of Frozen, Marvel rides and evening fireworks.
Discover : Hong Kong Disneyland
Shopping & food
Temple Street Night Market
Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon
Kowloon’s most famous night market: a glowing street of stalls, fortune tellers and open-air restaurants under a traditional gateway.
Discover : Temple Street Night Market
Culture & heritage
Ruins of St Paul’s
Macau
The carved stone façade of a 17th-century church, all that survived a fire in 1835, at the heart of Macau’s UNESCO-listed old town.
Discover : Ruins of St Paul’s
Landmark
The Venetian Macao
Macau
A vast resort on the Cotai Strip with indoor Venetian canals, gondola rides beneath a painted sky and hundreds of shops.
Discover : The Venetian MacaoGood to know
Planning a trip to Hong Kong
Do Indian passport holders need a visa for Hong Kong?
Indian nationals can visit Hong Kong without a visa for up to 14 days, but must complete an online Pre-arrival Registration before travelling. We take care of the registration with your booking.
Do we need a separate visa for Macau?
Macau has its own entry rules, separate from Hong Kong and mainland China. Indian travellers can usually visit Macau for a short stay without arranging a visa in advance, and we confirm the current rules before you travel.
Is Hong Kong good for children?
Very. Hong Kong Disneyland, the Peak Tram, the ferries and the cable car to the Big Buddha all delight children, and the city is safe, clean and easy to get around by MTR.
Will we find vegetarian food?
Yes. Tsim Sha Tsui has many Indian restaurants, Buddhist vegetarian restaurants are found across the city, and the Po Lin Monastery on Lantau serves vegetarian meals. We note your requirements with every hotel.
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