Top 10 Things to Do in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a very happening and vibrant city, where East and West collide and it has a lot to offer visitors, giving them an unforgettable memory to cherish forever as they go along the street and enjoy the vibe, cultural treasures, marketplace energy, and stunning scenery to compliment the vibe of this city.

Discover these amazing activities and places to visit in Hong Kong which attract tourists to come and have fun, our top 10 recommendations include

One of the fun things to do in HK is to go on a delicious trip, brought to life by Cup Noodles Museum, where the craft of the famous instant ramen noodles takes the main stage, enjoy making your kind of unique flavorful combination of ramen noodles and explore the thought process that went into making the adored Cup Noodles. Thanks to Momofuku Ando’s creative vision, this unique style noodle museum came to life. Go Grab your tickets and take a look at the world of authentic Ramen giving a quality educational experience.

 Shop 26-35, 2/F, China Hong Kong City, 33 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

It is known for being on the list of one-of-a-kind Hong Kong tourist attractions, offering a themed city that tourists especially adventure seekers find very fascinating. Prepare to throw the dice as you set out on a fantastic voyage to the first-ever Monopoly-themed attraction in the world, located right in the heart of Hong Kong. Here you may experience 1DX holograms and technologies that are modeled after the renowned Monopoly board game Monopoly Dreams.

 Hong Kong, the Peak, Peak Rd, 118 the Peak Galleria.

Take an adventurous ride at the Ngong Ping Crystal, the known Cable car Hong Kong that gives an exciting 25-minute ride that offers a singular uninterrupted experience. You can take in breathtakingly beautiful views through its glass bottom floor, which features magnificent views of the Zhuhai Macao Bridge and the imposing Big Buddha. It is suggested to take a short break and then go for a visit to the authentically charming Ngong Ping Village, where you get a chance to shop for some unique gifts, enjoy their local specialties, and engage with the beautiful attractions it has to offer.

 Ngong Ping 360, Lantau Island, Hong Kong

Climb the 268 steps to the 34-meter-tall amazing bronze statue which is known as the Tian Tan Buddha which is also called Big Buddha Hong Kong. While you’re casually roaming there you better take in the spiritual air and enjoy the beautiful views of the dazzling South China Sea and the great hills of Lantau Island and explore the neighboring Po Lin Monastery too.

Tian Tan Buddha, Ngong Ping Rd, Lantau Island, Hong Kong

One of the exciting things to do in Hong Kong is to stroll through the vibrant and enchanted world of imagination, the well-known Lego Land Discovery Centre. Discover meticulously detailed miniature versions of the landmarks of Hong Kong at uniquely curated 10-themed zones inside, such as Kingdom Quest and Miniland.

It is suggested to go on fancy rides and enjoy the adventurous stroll to the Discovery Centre where every LEGO brick tells an adventurous story.

Shop B131-133 B1, K11 MUSEA Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Discover Hong Kong’s top year-round beachfront water park. This underwater wonderland is one of the best Hong Kong tourist attractions, designed for adventure seekers. Additionally, features 5 unique zones, each bursting with an alluring sense of excitement and fun. Discover some of the exciting features this water park has to offer such as 27 indoor and outdoor attractions, 9 thrilling water slides the first-ever surf ride in Hong Kong, and numerous other zones designed specifically for people with hydrophilia.

 Water World Ocean Park Hong Kong, 33號 Ocean Dr, Aberdeen, Hong Kong

Discover a lively shopping experience featuring some cool street markets in various locations to fulfill your shopping desires and retail needs. Here you get to experience the vibrant ambiance of Ladies Market, which has more than 100 shops selling stuff on reasonable price ranges. Whereas, you may come across Hong Kong’s Sneaker Street, which is every shoe lover's dream come true with its amazing array of chic style sneaker shops selling well-known brands and limited edition pieces.

Hong Kong has a wide range of deliciousness to offer, and some exciting places that offer great culinary expertise such as the Temple Street markets at Tai Po Hui is the place where Hong Kong’s lively culinary culture comes to life. Here you can savor traditional Hong Kong savories such as iconic dumplings, dim sum, and fish balls while taking in the vibrant vibes of Temple’s street.

Some of the other famous eateries may include; Curry Leaf Indian Cuisine, Gaylord Indian Restaurant, and India Restaurant & Bar to satisfy our cravings just in case you’re yearning for Indian delicacies amid the bustling Hong Kong’s backdrop.

The historic Peninsula Hotel offers great hospitality with amazing aerial views and a proper tour of the city. During the amazing 18-minute helicopter ride, you get to witness the harbor from up above, past skyscrapers, and other well-known locations such as the Star Ferry Pier, Hong Kong Exhibition and Convention Centre as well as the Kai Cruise Terminal with breathtakingly beautiful outlying islands which adds up to the excitement of this amazing helicopter ride.

 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Take a few hours to explore the Hong Kong attractions to the fullest and browse through the restaurants, boutiques, and exhibitions in Tai Kwun which was formerly a police station transformed into the Central Cultural Centre. Here you get to discover the world-class treasures at the great Hong Kong Museum of Art and the amazing Cantonese Opera located at the Xiqu Centre in the West Kowloon Cultural District, just across the harbor. Moreover, you can stroll through the Sham Shui Po buildings and street art to get fascinated by their amazing street art.