Quote: It stands on the neighboring island of Hong Kong, and the most convenient way to get there - it's the metro and tramway. Once again, delighted the local stations - all cars are connected to each other. Cradles… Read More

Quote: I was so glad when turning from MTR Sha Tin, without the help of road signs and advice to the English-speaking passersby, she went to the hills, which, as stated in my guide, and should be Monastery of Ten… Read More

Quote: A must see!! We took the MTR from Hong Kong station to Tung Chung station (the last stop on the Tung Chung line). The fare was about HK$20.10 per person one way using the Octopus card.From Tung Chung, we caught… Read More

Quote: I'm not going to repeat what's been written already, but the Peak Tram (along with Victoria Peak) should definitely be on your list of things to do in Hong Kong. When you arrive at the Lower Peak Terminus, you'll… Read More

Quote: My trips to Hong Kong always include at least two visits to Stanley. The shops are full of stuff to bring home for friends and the staff are always friendly. Also the cafes along the beach are a great place to… Read More

Quote: This wonderful history museum should absolutely be on the agenda for the beginning of your trip. Full of wonderful exhibits showcasing Hong Kong from its pre-historic beginnings to its place as a cosmopolitan… Read More

Quote: Wong Tai Sin Temple is dedicated to the god of the same name, whom some call upon to heal illnesses, but the gardens . . . now those are healing! Since the temple is free and the gardens request a small… Read More

Quote: The whole strip is full of artsy stuff. From the subway where the walls are painted beautifully to the promenade, Hong Kong's art truly blooms. Many people visit this area in Kowloon from day till night. It… Read More

Quote: Hong Kong Disneyland is the newest of the Disney Parks, having opened in 2004; there is still some construction going on. Whilst it is considerably smaller than the other Disneylands, it still has the same… Read More

Quote: Temple Street market, once called the men’s market, emerges, as if by magic, from the busy daytime streets. The street is closed to traffic, stalls rapidly assembled, and then the streets filled with traders and… Read More