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A fusion of Chinese and British cultures forms the backbone of Hong Kong. Hong Kong has an impressive cityscape with soaring skyscrapers and plenty of city distractions. From cool bars to restaurants and other attractions, here’s what to see in Hong Kong.

Cropped image of a female chambermaid making bed in hotel room.
If you’re planning a trip to Hong Kong, the first thing you’ll want to consider is where to stay. Hong Kong is both small and huge at the same time – the city itself is easily navigable by MTR (subway) and ferry, but it can be a long way...
top things to do in hong kong
Hong Kong is one city that has launched itself into the 21st century without losing its unique character, which makes planning a Hong Kong itinerary so interesting. Beneath the slick veneer of gleaming skyscrapers and shopping arcades are hip private clubs, contemporary art galleries, narrow shopping alleys and snake soup...
hong kong boutique hotel
Space is a luxury in Hong Kong so One96 suites are perfect for the independent traveller. This funky boutique hotel allows you to stay in a hip part of Hong Kong and experience life like a local. Explore cool Sheung Wan, shop nearby or sample the area’s many restaurants...
Lantau Island honkong
Why visit Lantau Island? Well, as soon as you step into the teeming streets of Hong Kong, you experience chaos, cacophony and a crowd. A skyscraper-dominated cityscape greets the eye. You hear the honks from ferries crowding the harbourside waterways and ding-ding of double-decker trams rattling through the streets. The...
cathay pacific business class
I wasn’t looking forward to my flight from Hong Kong to Brisbane, mainly because it was the second leg of a long journey that began in Singapore at 1.20am in the morning. I was particularly dreading the six-hour layover between flights and was not at all happy about waiting around in...
mongkok market
Mongkok is a unique area to spend time in Hong Kong. This is a thriving, lively and crowded district that has something for everyone. Frequented by locals who enjoy cheap dining and shopping, it is also a popular place for foreign visitors, eager to go shopping in Hong Kong...