Some of the best views Hong Kong has to offer. East to access by either walking or tram and plenty of amenities at the top so you can spend some time to get your before and after sunset pictures.

From up there you get a really stunning view from the city. If you go by night it's less crowded, at night you can see all the bright lights illuminating the City. You can either way walk up the peak, not recommended during the day, you will sweat a lot. The bus is an option or you take the peak tram.

The tram fare going up to the peak is $62 and $75 for the peak sky terrace entrance. I used my octopus card as always for hassle free transactions. The view was nice and you can see the whole HK skyline, it was just a bit rainy when i went there a couple of days ago. I hope to see it again at night on my next visit. 🇭🇰

The view is stunning, no words. There are benefits of visiting during the day and during the nighttime, as Hong Kong is mesmerizing anytime. You can either walk to the peak or take a little tram. The team can be very crowded as it’s a touristic must-see place. If you have a chance, secure the spot at the beginning of the tram. Once at the top - you’ll find yourself in a big shopping mall. There is a market, lots of restaurants and other places to spend money there. This is something I didn’t like at all - people go there to have fun, and not enjoy the view. Getting to the viewing platform is not cheap. I would recommend buying tickets in advance. It’s possible to buy there already, but only for cash - no card payments at all. And even with the tickets it can take some time in the queue to get up. But once there - it’s worth it. I’d recommend taking some snacks and water as buying something there is very expensive. Also get to the side of the platform - it’s less crowded and the view is still beautiful.

Great view of the city! But place is too crowded already. If you wanna see the view at night, go to the view deck earlier and stay until sundown.

Must go attraction for tourists and locals. Tram to the peak is rather modern not old design as I imagined but comfortable. Crowded during the week. On the moving tram you see everything outside are lean. On the peak you see the whole HK with many twinkle skyscrapers at night

A nice and steep hike up to reach the peak (we started walking from the peak tram base). The view is stunning. I recommend dusk time.

Highest point in the Hong Kong area, with breathtaking views of the city. Taking the Peak Tram is the standard and recommended way to reach there but you can also hike up if the weather is not too warm. I paid $200 for a combo ticket (tram + sky deck) and even though it was a foggy day, was worth it.

A absolutely MUST see while visiting Hongkong! Spectacular view. I recommend a walk down from Victoria Peek to Central.

It was very nice experiences for ride the tramp and the sky terrace just amazing! It has breathtaking view for the city light! I think the best time to visit is at night. I enjoyed very well and happy as kiddos.

Awesome night views! You can easily do the Hong Kong Trail in probably 20mins tops, views are mesmerizing! Went up there on a taxi and came down on the tram, just be mindful that tram operation stops at 10pm. Also you dont need a ticket in advance, just queue along the same line, and tell them you need a ticket once you are in front.

Great views out over the city & Kowloon. Pretty smoggy but still worth the trip up. We took the bus up & the tram car down. Wasn't took busy as were were not travelling in peak times

Such a beautiful view point with lots of food stores. Walkable spot and convenient to get food, drink, and clean toilets. You can hiking, cycling, walking around with a good air surround by nature. Open till late.

Iconic view point on Hong Kong Island with panoramic views of Kowloon and the harbour I generally climb up the tramway path but it is demanding. Try to get the tram down after dark - great treat Excellent Mall, bar, restaurant and toilet facilities at the top A HK 'must do'

Super awesome view of the city! The tram is super fun and the views are really spectacular. Lots of shops and fun little hikes to do once you get to the top. Fun little place for kids. The little grass section up top I'm pretty sure is a doggy potty just FYI. Saw kids doing some tumbling on it then saw some doggy's use it for a potty haha

We took a walk from Wyndham Street to here instead of taking a tram. The elevation was crazy, but we had fun. The view was amazing, you could see the mountain and the city on the other side.

Amazing place, amazing city, would love to visit again!

Absolutely wonderful view of Hong Kong. You don't necessarily need to climb the one tower here because there is a pavilion with an about the same view. Though there are some decent places to eat here as well.

Our tram journey was delightful. We made sure to secure front seats to fully appreciate the stunning city and harbor views as we ascended. We conveniently purchased our tickets from Klook, which included entrance to the Sky Terrace. Despite the gloomy weather and light drizzle, we thoroughly enjoyed the breathtaking view from the Sky Terrace. We also took the opportunity to explore the malls in the area. Don't miss the Lions Pavilion as well.

It was a beautiful sight to behold from the Victoria peak! We took the tram up to witness the change in the view from the surroundings of the city up to the peak of the mountain. It can be quite crowded while waiting for the tram so I will suggest to take the bus or hike up if you do not like crowds. There are cafes and restaurants up at the peak therefore don’t worry about your hunger or thirst. It was a magnificent sight to view from the transition from the bright afternoon city view to the view of the sunset across the city with the buildings lighted up. In order to capture the majestic sight, you will have to get the tickets for the sky terrace in order to access the top open space floor but the crowds can be overwhelming at times so do take note of that!

Once, five graduates stood atop the Peak HK, inspired by their career dreams and the Victoria Harbour skyline. After 28 years, they reunited for a one-week trip to relive the memories of the places they lived and worked. Contemplating the tension between dreams and reality, they gazed at the skyline, marked by time's passage. With a renewed sense of purpose, they resolved to prioritize happiness and embrace new paths. The Peak symbolized their journey of rediscovery, reminding them to balance aspirations with the practicalities of life.

The view is stunning. I really recommend to buy a ticket before coming to this place because the waiting line to buy ticket is too long. However, I think the mall nearby the top of peak tram was so crowded and no space to sit and chill. So it noisy and frustrated in some area.

A must visit when you’re in HK. Great views of the island and lots of hiking options as well. There are numerous eateries dining and shopping outlets too. It gets busier over the weekend and in the evenings and the serpentine queue to take the tram down the peak feels never ending. Great place to relax hangout and escape from normal city life.

Can purchase ticket on the spot, but people will rush to take the good seat, especially when coming down from the peak, even though you queue you wont really get a good view seat. A lot of things to see on the peak, also got mall to shop around, good view as well but it’s kinda cold during my visit. Can spent around few hour visiting.

Much better than before covid! They renovated the waiting area. My opinion and suggestion: You just need to buy the tram ticket. No need to buy the peak ticket, and the view will still the same! Will save alot of money!

One of Hong Kong's biggest attractions for sure! The view of the city from the hill is incredible and it's a shame that it was windy and the weather was cloudy, but all in all - phenomenal. There is a shopping mall with restaurants and shops right on the spot. We went up by taxi and went down by tram.

Indeed the view is beautiful. First time going up the peak and first time using the tram. I believe the walk will be more meaningful and scenic but as a tourist with a 65 yr old city mum. The tram was my best choice. I chose to go during sunset timing but too bad it was super windy and cloudy. But we enjoyed the cold weather.

Magnificent view of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. View is still best from the peak tower but the trail view just as beautiful. It’s difficult to find a perfect day to go to the peak as there’s always a layer of smog. This is a must see sight for tourists. The best time to be there would be sunset. The beautiful glittering skyscrapers lights and street lights. During the day is just as nice.

I’ve been to The Peak a few times, but this day my son and I decided to go on foot. It was an excellent workout and we really felt we earned the view. There were some mosquitoes as it’s forested so bring bug spray if you’re concerned. We stayed for dinner at a restaurant and watched the light show. It was amazing and I hope to return one day.

1- You must visit this place. 2- be ready for a nice and good walk 3- perfect for a group people to enjoy 4- you can walk from the peak down to the market. 5- don't start at market because it's going to be hard to go up by walking.

Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry pier One of the best natural resources of HK and it brings many economic advantages since long time ago. Hence, it is good for travelling by locals and tourists, either to reminiscence or just to take in the unique world class scenery . The immediate impact is the panorama view of Both HK island, Peninsula on both ends from the ferry admis the Victoria Harbour. All these beautiful views are available in all weathers , different for day and night and never fail to impress. Unfortunately the ride is only for 5 minutes because the habour distance between the piers on both sides of HK and Kowloon has been shortened by many reclamations during the past years. It is an inexpensive and memorable experiences giving excitement and surprises non-stop while travelling on board the ferry. Written on March 9, 2024

The Star Ferry is a passenger ferry service operator and tourist attraction in Hong Kong. Its principal routes carry passengers across Victoria Harbour, between Hong Kong Island, and Kowloon.

Loved taking ferry across the harbor.

An alternative mode of transportation between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Peninsula, the ferry runs frequently and it’s affordable (should be around HKD5). You can choose between two destinations: Central or Wan Chai, depending on your destination. Just tap in with your Octopus card. We opted for Wan Chai pier, near to the MTR Island line for our journey back to the North Point area. The view was pleasant. We boarded slightly after 5pm and the ferry wasn't crowded. Keep in mind the last ferry departs around 11.30pm, heading to Central Pier only. We catch the last ferry after our supper and a stroll along the Avenue of Stars. But it’s a long walk to the MTR from Central Pier, so plan ahead accordingly.

Hong Kong’s one of the most famous heritages and passenger ferry service is Star Ferry that has been operating since 1888. Travelers can cross the Victoria Harbor with a cheaper cost and can enjoy the beautiful surrounding scenarios during their travel to Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. Kowloon Ferry Company is currently operating the ferry service and there are four routs available at short travel intervals.

Short tips : adult : HKD 5 child : HKD 2.9 can be paid by coins or 10 and 20 dollars bill There is siuhmay seller nearby for HKD 15 /10 pcs if you are hungry and want some snacks

The ferry is a decent affordable form of transport in Hong Kong. I had a local friend and a guide hanging out with me for the entire day and showing me around with hopping on and off on the ferry

The star ferry depart from this end of TST The clock tower and cultural centre are landmarks in this area Look out of the luxurious peninsula hotel nearby One upon a time there used to a railway terminus which was located at the foot of Kowloon but the railways have moved on to different locations

If you want to have a good experience to take star ferry, you should take it late evenings, less people and tourists. If you go around 6pm or early evenings, this place will be very packed and you will be less enjoyable.

Was a great experience having a ferry ride in the evening,you need to carry warm clothes in the evening since heavy breeze keeps roaring from the sea

Haven't been on the Star ferry for a while. Just as enjoyable as before. Very pleasant journey. Sometimes I wished it could be less efficient, so I can have a bit more time to admire such a beautiful scenery. HK$5 a ride, such a good value, why not take a few more rounds?!

One of the best and value for money ferry services in the world. For only HKD$4-5 per ride (lower or upper deck), you get to enjoy the beautiful Victoria Habour without paying for expensive cruises. Also a convenient way to get from TST to Central/Wan Chai etc. Recommended timing: sunset and night rides for Hong Kong’s famous night city views. During December and January, buildings will have Christmas and new year lights on building walls.

The Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier is an iconic pier in Hong Kong. It's a great way to travel between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Peninsula.

Who does not love the fave tourist and not to mention one of the most iconic spot of Hong Kong? Always a wonder place to walk and see the beautiful scenery of HK side and enjoy the saltwater air. A must visit place.

Great service. Half the price of MTR to cross the harbour. Amazing views of the Harbour no matter the time of the day. Just a bit smelly if you care about the diesel engine.

The place is great if you can enjoy any of the rides. However, even during Covid they overfill the place to the point that dinner was sitting on the ground eating overpriced corn dogs. We tried to eat in a restaurant but 2 of them were closed and one that had empty tables said we had to get a ticket in the morning to eat at 3pm. Then, staff started blowing bubbles directly at us to get us to move when we did eat on the ground. Some great photo opportunities but overall the experience isn't usually worth the price.

It was a family vacation for us. We enjoyed every ride. The kids had atmost fun. This was way before the hurricane hit this city. This was a memorable trip for us!! We walked the whole park extensively. Those were the good old days!!

My wife and I recently visited Hong Kong Disneyland, and we had an amazing time there. We enjoyed all the rides, and the experience was truly magical. It brought out the kid in us, and we felt like we were transported to a different world. However, we do recommend that you plan your trip well as one day is not enough to try all the rides. There are long lines on each ride, and it can take a while to get on them. Despite this, we still had a lot of fun trying out all the rides and attractions. One downside of our trip was the food prices, which were quite expensive. We found it helpful to bring our own food since you can now bring food inside the park. We also appreciated the water refilling that were available, so we could bring a container with us and refill it throughout the day. Overall, we highly recommend visiting Hong Kong Disneyland if you want to have a fun and magical experience. Just remember to plan your trip well and bring your own food to save some money. We rate it 4 out of 5 stars.

Possibly my worst amusement park, if not life, experience ever? And we were shocked it was with Disney. This was our thought after spending 4 hours lining up and doing only 3 attractions. It was our first experience with the franchise. Around 90 US dollars per person to enter, only to find out there were too many people inside too small a park. I mean, look at the lineups everywhere—it was minimum 1 hour at any major rides, even though the app indicated 15 minutes. And good luck spending additional 70 US dollars per person for VIP access. I understand this scorching summer is not Disney’s fault, but letting customers wait hours and hours in the sun is. What’s worse was even finding a place with AC to sit down and eat food was all but impossible, and the food stalls had a lineup longer than the roller coaster’s. Everyone comes to Disney, or any amusement park, for joy. None of us found any of that from Hong Kong Disney. Many 1-star reviews put it very precisely and concisely: very expensive, too many people, few attractions, and so ill-designed and managed for the summer.

Smaller than a few other Disney parks. Quite a number of themed worlds to explore. Rides are designed for smaller people- those above 6ft and 180lb might struggle a little 😄 Overall a good park, plenty to keep kids occupied. Typical theme park costs. Worth going for the experience

Good place for younger kids. Easy to get to by mtr and has trains with the Mickey theme. The park itself is small but in my opinion much better than ocean park.

Amazing experience at Disneyland Hong Kong. I relived my childhood days by being there, please just draw out the kid in all of us. Running from one ride to the other, standing in cues to get in and then shouting at the top of my lungs at the thrill of the rides was just worth every moment.

indeed its the happiest place on earth! would recommed you to go early if you'd like to try all of the rides and watch all the shows. don't you EVER miss the fireworks show held every night before closing. but buy your tram tickets as soon as you arrive to skip the long lines during closing time. will be back next time with our baby!

Not much to say, after all it's Disney. I recommend to take subway to go there, it's the same line that goes to airport. Make sure to go early to be able to use the most possible for the money you pay, nothing is cheap but that's how it works in any other big attraction. If you go with kids make sure to check out the parade time and route when you get in and go ahead of time to find the best viewing point.

The staff needs to enforce queues and how a like works. Otherwise this Disney is small but good for toddlers since they only go to a few rides anyways. Lines arnt terribly long for the kiddie rides and on the shorter side but super hot outside when we went.

One of the best Disneyland resort out of the 6. It's very convenient not expensive very tourist and family friendly. I highly recommend when going to HK it is a must. They also opened new rides in 2023 so have fun !

One of the best places to holiday in. Have been there late august. There were plenty of things to cover so always better to plan ahead of what to explore. Although food looks quite expensive, still worth to try some.

Before u go:- First of all check the weather before you go there. If it’s too hot then you will waste your time and money both. Waiting and walking in sun light no air-con anywhere and also is a bit of walk to just buy the ticket specially if you has kids with you. Everything closes at 8pm so be aware that you cover most of it before 8:00pm after they start music show which last almost an hr. One of the best amusement parks for people of every age. The waiting time for popular rides are insane. buy Premium access to the good rides or just wait in queue for some time for your turn. Even after premium access there's no guarantee, if the ride breaks down before your turn you're done. You have to plan your day before you. There's a lot to do and explore though. The day we visited it was extremely crowded. Food- if you can’t eat Asian food buy some from outside otherwise you will end up searching and having heavenly food straight from above. When you ready to leave:- Just leave before everybody leave otherwise you will wait forever waiting for taxi or Uber. (Try to rush to your taxi otherwise by the time you reach to them they will cancel(remember it’s a lot of walk to go outside too)

It's not enough to explore one day. There are so many exciting rides and shows that can't be missed. It's better to come at opening hours so you can ride more rides. Don't forget to download Disneyland app so you're not missing the schedule of shows and parades. The place is very spacious and those looking for Disneyland   souvenir can stop by its souvenir shop.

I enjoyed a lot here. But need entire whole day. Carry one water bottle with cap/umbrella.You can enjoy fire show after 9 pm nearby castle.

Awesome place.. loved all the shows be it 4d show or the live performance.. all the rides are just awesome.. we went on monday morning and the crowd was good in first half second half it was too crowd with a wait time of 20min for each ride.. overall a magical experience

I recently visited Hong Kong Disneyland and had a great time with friends and family. The park itself is beautifully designed and the attractions are a lot of fun. The parades and shows were also very entertaining. Overall, I would recommend a visit to Hong Kong Disneyland for anyone looking for a magical and exciting day out.

When i have vocation with family here, I should have given 5 star but the issue is waiting time was too long. For every ride and show, we waited about 30 min to 1 hour . All shows was very interesting.

This is AFAIK the smallest of all the Disneylands, and it felt like that too (compared to Tokyo and Orlando, obviously). Despite many guests, great weather and a constant buzz, the cheerful atmosphere was somewhat absent. Where the Tokyo and Orlando park have several big parades, stage shows during the day, those found here paled a bit by comparison. The rating is compared to other Disney parks we’ve visited.

Hong Kong Disneyland is a relatively small theme park compared to other Disney parks around the world, but it still has plenty to offer. Hong Kong Disneyland is designed to be a magical and immersive experience, with a focus on creating a sense of fantasy, wonder, and escapism. If you’re not sure what to expect at Hong Kong Disneyland, I want to help you dispel some of the mystery with my Hong Kong Disneyland review. And if you’re not sure whether you want to visit this park or whether it’s worth the money, my goal is to help you make a firm decision by the end of this post!

Such a magical place to be! The Disney park is smaller compared to the neighboring ones in Japan, but still packs the same amount of magic. Themed periods are highly recommended for a visit as you get these unique shows that only air during the time period. Staying at the Disney resort really enhanced the experience by shortening the travel time in the morning and at night.

So it was my first time here and even though it is smaller then the Paris location where i went before i still had a great time! Most waiting time where definitely shorter than announced and the park is very clean and well taken care of. They may not have a huge amount of thrill rides considering rollercoasters but the entertainment is nonetheless real. Worth a visit!

It was a fun and beautiful place. The rides were joyful and there's a great range to choose from. Our favorites were the Lion King show (superb), the grizzly bear roller coaster and the Frozen Forever Ever After boat ride. We tried almost all the rides except those at the Fantasyland, which were designed for the much younger kids (below 5). The fireworks show at the end of the day marks a fantastic end to our day. We bought a 2 days pass, so we managed to cover the whole park, we got tickets for 2 adults, 2 kids (aged 6&8). My kids enjoyed themselves so much! Definitely recommended 👌 P. S. We stayed at the Disneyland hotel, it was the best hotel I had stayed in. They have shuttle bus to the park.

It was an amazing place. Good weather in Feb around 17-20 degrees. So many people but not too much on Valentine day.

I've been to Disneyland and disneysea in Tokyo, LA, and Hong Kong, and I think Hong Kong Disneyland is my favorite one. I went on a weekday in October, and most lines, except meet and greets, were 10 to 30 minutes max. They had performances with English, Cantonese and Mandarin translations, which was great as I fell asleep in the Tokyo one because I couldn't understand a word they said. Their park is smaller so you can probably get through most in one day if you're not planning on doing any meet and greets, which are usually 1+ hours wait. Their rides which involved a lot of talking like their raft ride also had options for different languages as well. All their performances were very fun and their new fireworks show at the end was a blast. When I went on October it was still very hot during the day. Food, and drinks especially, were heavily marked up. One bottle of soda was about $13 cad from what I remember. Also make sure to check the weather before you decide to go. Especially during monsoon season. If it rains it pours and sometimes for hours. This results in some of the rides being closed.

Most recommend ride: Big Gizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars, I played twice as it is too good!! 2. Mystic Manor is great too! Very fun ride and story is interesting. 3. Must stay till night for the firework show 4. Taking photos with Mickey is great as well. The staff is so professional in taking photos and videos. Kudos to the lady staff on 8 April 2024.

Fun theme park with lots of activities. Nice access to water fountains. Highly recommend the Lion King show. Food is way too overpriced though. Weekdays have less crowds.

A fun day at Disneyland! The Frozen sleigh ride (can't remember name) line took much too long for the length of the ride. I loved the Hyperspace ride! The line was quick and the ride was a decent length too. The Jungle Cruise ride was hilarious! The only setback is the 1 day entry ticket price - it's very steep!

We had so much fun here, so magical, toilet are everywere and clean. I recommend coming here on weekdays, the queue for rides isn't too long (15-30 minutes). If you're a Disneyland Hotel guest, there is a special access to enter the park (just need to show your hotel card).

Disneyland Hong Kong is pure enchantment. With its iconic castle, beloved characters, and thrilling rides, it's a dream come true for visitors of all ages. From thrilling rides to enjoying magical shows, every moment is filled with wonder and joy. It's the ultimate destination for unforgettable memories and endless smiles.

The children are happy, which means the parents are happy that they fulfilled their duty and took their children to Disney. The park is excellent, not big, but compact. Preferably for children under 11 years old I think. Overall, this is a fairy tale filled with goodness and joy. I recommend.

Family destination and full activities with fun.dont miss the ride at Grizzly bear. A lot of fun with many rides and at the fireworks show is amazing.its like a new year .

Great place to visit with kids. Not just kids but adults enjoy the rides too. All the rides are well maintained and are in very good condition. All staff is well trained and very helpful. We visited Disneyland on Sunday but still there wasn't much waiting for the rides. I suggest you must see all the shows as every show has their own speciality. Food here is decent. Not much variety available for veggies but nonveg food is very good. Do not I repeat DO NOT MISS LAST SHOW OF LASER AND FIREWORKS. It's a lifetime experience.

Great Great Great Big Big Big Buddha is the famous. We walk through around the Buddha and also the inside out of the Buddha. The atmosphere around is just so nice. We enjoyed a vegetarian lunch at Po Lin Monastery. The Po Lin is just too stunning. Spring rolls, lemon chicken, mixed vegetables, sharp fin soup Chinese mushrooms with lettuce….and lots more. What a nice place to spend your holiday

An experience whosoever comes to hongkong shouldn't miss. 1. Weather on this mountain is always very different 2. If it's bit cloudy even better 3. It is divine, the views from top point with statue is very special 4. Don't miss the cable car ride. If one has time drive on way back to enjoy the lush green and beach view etc.

Such a beautiful place! Well worth a visit and truly impressive. You'll definitely want to plan at least half a day to explore all the charming little shops and stroll around the area.

Everything was good. Excellent experience I will come back again. I saw that the most popular way to get in there is using cable but It's a little expensive for me so I went by metro and then took line 23 to big buda and was easy to get in there. It was so relaxing and beautiful

Also known as the Big Buddha this is located on Lantau Island and is the tallest outdoor seated Buddha statue in the world, measuring 34 metres (112 feet) in height and weighing over 250 tonnes. It is made made of 202 bronze pieces and was cast using the lost wax method. It overlooks the Po Lin Monastery and the South China Sea. We loved the cable car down from the mountain.

I visited the Buddha years ago by taking 360 Cable car. I went again in Feb 2024. I took the bus number 23. I love it. It is more economical and the wait time was not bad. The Tian tan Buddha was nice. The whole area was very clean. I went on a weekday, it was not so crowded. Lot of washroom there. I really enjoy the visit. I also enjoyed the vegetarian meal after walking up the Buddha. I purchased a meal ticket for the vegetarian meal at the temple restaurant. I highly recommend to visit this place.

One of the largest budha statues in the world. If you find the long stair climb difficult, do not worry. You can go to the statue by any vehicle. And the view from above is stunning.

Breathtaking! It's enormity can be seen from afar - wether you hike, drive, or take the gondola up. Sadly closed for maintenance when I went so I couldn't get closer. But it also meant hardly any other visitors.

Very popular tourist attraction, but its definitely worth a visit. The weather makes it interesting as you'll probably get cloud and sunny weather within minutes. The cable car journey is great, with stunning views. Lots too see when you get to the top and certainly a good spot for some great photos. Recommended if you're visiting Hong Kong

Weekdays is the best time to come, as it's not crowded with people. You don't need to wait in the long queue for the cable car and everything. Challenge yourself to go to the Budha statue, it's not as easy as you think. Once you get there, you will be rewarded with a great view

This is amazing, beautiful, a must see. Plan your trip ahead of time as it might take away one whole day as it is a very popular destination. Cable car ride is nice with stunning views. Up at top the mountain the is this small town with lots of places to see, little shops and nice places to eat. Lots of walking and lots of stairs. It is so worth going there.

So sacred place with the Buddha. The temple nearby I felt so peaceful. It is still a tourist place. The view of the cable car is so amazing. In December the weather was nice and I felt so happy. A must visit place.

If you exclude dining and buying souvenir, visiting 天壇大佛 the Buddha and 寶蓮寺 Po Nin Monastery is surprisingly economic (that is you can withstand the judging eyes when not paying 燈油費 candle money XD). U can arrive via cable car or shuttle bus (cheaper). There is vegetarian meal inside the monastery, but the street food stands outside is an alternative if u want to also experience the 豆腐花 tofu pudding.

Peaceful and quiet place to visit. it is a sacred location where you can enjoy peace and tranquility. Before going there, please make sure how to get there depending on where you are departing. You will have to take a train, then an E23 bus. Returning from them, you can use the same way back. We did ferry.

Well, location is nice,it's homely I got the feeling that I went back in time when I stepped into the temple,I really enjoyed my time here it was beautiful,cozy, environmental friendly, although my sole purpose was to see big Buddha I was utterly disappointed to see it under construction it really killed the motive of been there but I didn't let it stop me from enjoying the view and take a dive into the Chinese culture and history All overall I loved it

Great Big Buddha on top of a hill. The view on top is breathtaking! You'll be amazed at how great the structure is! There are around 250+ steps to make it on top of the stairs. Here are some tips to enjoy your visit: 1. Make sure this is one of the first places you visit on the village. The stairs to the Buddha is quite steep. Elderly people may not be able to climb the stairs that high. 2. Bring water and sunblock. 3. If you want to enter the insides and the higher platform, you may need to avail an entrance ticket.

A popular tourist spot that lives up to the "hype," this is worth the effort to visit. Impressive views of the surrounding country are the reward for climbing all the steps. Don't worry though as there are a few spots to stop and rest. Plenty of toilets are to be found both at the bottom and at the top! Can get rather busy. If you are able, it seems that first thing in the morning is the ideal time to visit.

It was under construction when I went there which took away greatly from the viewing experience as it blocked all of the front of the buddah. The location is definitely worth a visit. I went by glass bottom cable car which was both terrifying and interesting. The town client by is perfectly set up for tourists and the cows wandering around calmy are a great addition to a great day out.

Visited this beautiful place a few times with my family many years ago. Amazing that it is so well maintained. You don't have to be a Buddhist to enjoy the serenity of this mountainous area. I am not. It was a weekday that we visited. So the queue for the cable car was not very long. Please buy tickets online as it is much cheaper than buying on location. The cafe desserts were delightful. I particularly liked the soya beancurd. They accept only cash payments. Don't forget to take a stroll to the Wisdom Path.

The Buddha itself is the main attraction and is a easy climb for young and old people providing you can make it downstairs because the older you get the knees start to give in. The views from the top are quite impressive but a little windy so be prepared. You can enter the inside of the Buddha too and see famous names inside it.

Probably my favourite of all the places we visited in HK. The statue is beautiful, really impressive and well maintained. There’s quite a long flight of staircases to go up, but it’s broad enough to be able to slowly walk up without feeling like you’re causing a congestion. The view from up there is pretty as well!

A MUST visit if you are coming to Hong Kong. Although the cable car ride is a bit expensive it’s totally worth it. Have restaurants and rest areas on top of the mountain. Got wheelchair access too. No need of registration. It’s a lovely place.

Surreal experience! I am not a Buddhist nor follow Buddhism, however, getting close to the great Buddha is an unimaginable feeling. A wonderful place to empty and let your body, mind and soul at ease. You'll definitely enjoy the beauty of nature and how serene and peaceful this place is.

We took ferry from Central Pier 6 to Mui Wo ferry pier and bus number 2 to ngong ping village. It's better to take the slow ferry because you get to experience the view of the harbour from the boat and it looks amazing. The Hong Kong big Buddha is nestled amidst breath taking natural surroundings with lush greenery enveloping the area from all side. The serenity and tranquility is almost tangible and it soothes the mind. You can just go there and relax or meditate. The statue of Buddha is beautiful and touches the clouds. There are number of stairs but it's manageable in my opinion. People can go to Pui O beach to enjoy the sunset or even camp overnight. It's on route 2 bus as well. Overall it was a calm evening away from all the fast pace hustle of busy Hong Kong. It's a must go place in my opinion.

A pleasant experience visiting this place. The Buddha statue is very large. You have to compromise if you go to this place, because it's really busy. Prepare yourself to be physically strong because the stairs are long. The rest is okay. 👌

A beautiful, majestic and peaceful place. There are temples nearby and be sure to visit the wisdom path as well. I only wished I could hike the Lantau Peak as well to get the full experience of this place. Overall I think it was worth the visit if you like to visit temples and nature. Take the bus if you think the cable’s car too expensive, though the wait could be quite long.

An alternative perspective to Tian Tan Buddha. It was a foggy day with low visibility but still an interesting experience and visit. Over 250+ steps to climb to reach the top of the platform. Definitely worth a visit on a good weather day to this 5* attraction in HK. Thumbs Up!

One of must visit place if you are visiting in Hong Kong. There are so many things to do in this iconic theme park. So many thrilling rides waiting for you in this park. There are two sections in this park and that two area is connected through cable car and train. You can see iconic Panda, Penguin and so may animals in this theme park as well. In addition to that there are more than 15 amazing rides also included in 7 theme parks in here. You have to well plan before arriving to this park because it’s kind of tricky to cover all rides and areas in this park in one day Overall we really enjoyed our day spending here and well recommended

Ocean Park makes for a fun day out with family. The rides are a bit on the wild side, so definitely better for older kids. The queues on weekends and public holidays can be ridiculously long, so prepare to wait in line even with a fast pass. I recommend taking the cable car up the mountain and then the Ocean Express downhill. The Bayview restaurant is good value for money, but the staff at the checkout counter are rude.

I went to play on a weekday, and there weren’t many people, good place for parents to take their kids. There’s an amusement park, an aquarium, and you can even see adorable pandas. However, the downside is that the area is too large. Although there are cable cars and small electric cars, it’s still quite exhausting.

It was both fun and educational to experience and meet the creatures from under the vast ocean. Kids had a great time seeing different kinds of fishes and mammals that were uncommon. Aside from that, we also had a great time riding the cable car to another part of the park and try the amusing rides.

This is the second time I joined "Brick Hill Secret Unveil" of Ocean Park. We hike up Nam Long Sham. During the hike, we can take in the stunning harbour view, take photos with the colourful cable cars above your head. Really enjoyed this 2 hours trip with amazing view and good weather. Have fun with my son too.

iconic place in Hong Kong, a theme park with roller coasters, arcade, and even animals, in a theme park! the view is also amazing as its right next to the sea. You can even stay in hotels and also go to the water park nearby. 100% recommend for families, couples, alone, and school field trips.

We like Hong Kong Ocean Park. There's are many different varieties of places and attractions. It's good for kids, teens, couples and families where suitable for different ages. Staffs are nice. We had a lovely experience here. Will definitely come back next time.

Most of the thrill rides have been stopped or under maintenance. Better check their website before coming. Also need to do online reservation from their website, they do not let anyone in without it.

What an amazing place to visit!! A must if you're coming to Hong Kong! Great for the family, a great day out, kid friendly! Good accessibility and facilities. Recommend to buy a "fast pass".

Today is a perfect day to visit Ocean Park. It's mostly cloudy with a bit of shower that no umbrella is actually needed. Numbers of people visit today is not that crowded. Hop on to the cable cars within 30 minutes. It's really a big park with a lot to watch, enjoy, excited, explore. Good for the whole family. We spent one whole day 11am to 7pm and we haven't have enough time to visit all the different areas. Food is available inside the park at a reasonable price.

Ocean Park in Hong Kong is a big amusement park with many thrilling rides, roller coasters , waterworks with dolphin show, North Pole and South Pole animals experience where you can see seals,penguins walruses etc in their near natural habitat . There is an area for viewing variety of birds. There is an area for viewing ordinary and red pandas in their natural habitat. There there is also a very nice cable car ride which gives stunning views of the coast.

The Ocean Park is the longest running theme park in Hong Kong. It has something for everyone. For us we love visiting the pandas and the red pandas, and taking the cable car. We joined the red panda close encounter program this time and it was an excellent experience! We got to learn how the keepers take care of the red pandas, and had the chance to touch the red pandas and take photos with them. The only downside is that it got really hot visiting the park during summer.

Decided to skip Disney & tried Ocean Park instead. We had a great time. Great variety of things to see & do from the Aquarium to the animals, thrill rides & the cable car. Great day out - recommend as an alternative to Disneyland

Ocean park opened in the 1970's and is reminiscent of theme parks from the UK. I visited with my grown up daughter, on Easter Sunday, it was not overly crowded. The site is divided into 2 areas accessible via cable car, or underground train. It s vast and has so much to see and do, we spent all day there and there was so much we did not do. We had a wonderful time and left fully exhausted.

I like the HK Ocean Park. Value for money. There's are many different varieties of places n attractions. There are places for kids, teens , couples, families where suitable for different ages. A lot of place for resting. Staffs are nice. We had a lovely experience here. Will definitely come back next time.

This was the highlight of our 5 day trip to Hong kong.♥️ It was planned to cover it in one day, both the water park and the ocean park, but I would suggest to give one dedicated days to each of them. Otherwise you’ll struggle and juggle between time and enjoyment. It is huge, come prepared and if you’re a vegetarian, you’ll get some pizza options too here, which were pretty decent. Loved everything about this place, the experience will leave you awestruck ♥️

Regardless of some negative reviews it is still awesome amusement park. Actually a mix of a park, zoo, and oceanarium. You can have a great time here no matter in what age you are. It is worth a visit even for a views from a cable car and from the attractions itself. We had a cool time, would come back in the future.

The park is huge. They have everything, a zoo, thrilling rides, restaurants, sight-seeing spots, and relaxing areas. We spent a whole day inside. It's fun. They have zero compromise on thrilling rides at all. It's exciting. Such an adrenaline pump. Food is a bit expensive, better to buy food from outside. They allow to bring food and drinks from outside in a reasonable portion. We went there on weekdays. No queue at all, no need for a Fast Pass ticket. We bought tickets online in advance, but there was no queue at the ticket counter.

Fun! (Even for adults.) I was pleasantly surprised by how short the rollercoaster line was. Strongly recommend taking the cable car over express, the ride has a great view and is very relaxing. Buy tickets online, there are plenty of deals (eg. 携程、淘宝）

It's a huge park. We can spend whole day in the park. If you don't want to stay so long, you can go there in the afternoon. The night lights in the water pond are great too. There are good views up the hill with great sunset views. Many restaurants in the park. You have to walk a lots but you still will find many benches along the walkway.

The cable car up to the top of the mountain is great. I imagine it gets busy at peak times but when we went the weather was cloudy so maybe less people were going there. There are some great views over the islands. The cable car is good quality and feels safe. People who get severer vertigo should avoid this as it is quite high up.

I loved this ride. I only took the standard car but the views where great. To get to the top where the Buddha is took around 25 minutes so there was lots of time for photos and just to enjoy the ride.

This cable car ride is much more than just a ride to the top and back. There is an entire village up here with additional tours. Lots of shops restaurants and even a 7-11 store. I would recommend busting this attraction while here. Be sure to get the crystal car for at least one way if your tour. This means that the cable car has a glass (crystal) floor so that you can look straight down at the water and the hillside below you. It was a great feeling!

It's a 20 min ride with a nice scenic view. You can choose between the standard, crystal and crystal+ cabins. The cabins aren't much different apart from the queue which differs greatly depending on the crowd. Chances are you would want the crystal or crystal+ cabins to avoid the 45 min queue time otherwise it would be better to just take the bus.

Buy ticket online in advance to avoid the long queue. Worth for money. You can enjoy airport view from cable car 🚠 and Lantau Island view too

Took the cable car today, had to wait over to board but the queue seemed to keep moving. Staff seemed very well organised and stepped in quickly when a group tried to push in! Great views on the way up and at 25mins it's a long ride :-) At the top the big Buddha is worth seeing.

Amazing cable car with terrific view of Hong Kong and international airport.

First of all, get a transparent floor cabing! A cable car connects Tung Chung Subway Station to Ngong Ping Village. Alternatively, you can get to Ngong Ping on foot and by bus. I read about the cable car in every Hong Kong guidebook I came across and after such a publicity it was simply impossible to pass by, so I was determined to visit the mountain on which the statue of the Big Buddha is located. The Hong Kong subway is recognized as one of the best in the world in terms of navigation, and anyone who has ridden it long enough will agree. But in this case it's even simpler, because Tung Chung is the terminus of the branch line of the same name that originates from Hong Kong Station. So if you're on Hong Kong Island, you'll just have to transfer to Central Station and get to the last stop. In Kowloon, you can get to the branch line from Lai King and Nam Cheong stations. Ngong Ping 360 ropeway is almost six kilometers and 25 minutes at an altitude of several hundred meters above the bay and the beautiful green hills of Lantau Island. It owes its name to the plateau of the same name, through which the main part of the ropeway passes. The addition of 360 means 360 degrees and hints that a beautiful panoramic view awaits us along the way. Getting into the cabin, I did not expect anything unusual, in appearance the entire structure is not much different from the closed ski elevators and familiar to anyone who at least once rode the cable car. The ride on the cable car is a separate adventure, where from the first seconds my hands pull out my phone, and the photos fill my memory.

- waiting was not too long, they managed very well - the price is worth, I did take a crystal one - if you want some private bring around 5-6 people for fit one cable car - 15-20 mins for one way - enjoyable scenic view

Really good experience and one of must visit activities when you travelling to Hong Kong. You can enjoy 360 view in Lantau Island throughout your ride. The ride is about around 20 minutes and 6KM journey to one side and you can enjoy sea view, mountain view and also Tian Tan Buddha when you near to Ngong Ping village. Recommended to get crystal ride because then you can enjoy view under you as well. You can see Ngong Ping trail as well as wonderful sea views. You can also get round trip tour and it’s worth for that price. Overall really enjoy our time in this and recommend this as well

Great views but crystal car is not worth the cost - the view is good enough in a standard car. Buy the ticket online ahead of time to save you from the line!

Great cable car experience with astounding views of the HK airport, lantau island, Zhuhai bridge and surrounding hill. Don't bother with the shops on the hilltop. These are tourist traps. Just go straight to the Buddha statue

Great day trip the queues move quite fast ,had a standard cable car about a 20 odd min ride with great view .Stops at Lantau Island beautiful village great shops and eateries and can see the big Buddha you can also take a 20 min or so bus trip to Tai O fishing village

Legs shaking I nearly piked from doing the cable car to Buddha. It was so sturdy I even stood up at one point! Felt totally safe and such a beautiful viewpoint of Hong Territories and Buddha. Suggest prebooking tickets as you get a shorter queue. Saying that I only queued about 30 minutes. Crystal means the floor is see through. I didn't choose that option. Personally I got 1 way as wanted to walk through monestry and go to local fishing village.

I arrived at 8:30. There was a short queue. We didn’t wait too late. It was sunny and the view was breathtaking. Love it. Totally worth a visit

Nice view but the picture is over priced I bought 2 the one with snow and they told me I have another 1 for free just go on the store, when we came there a rude photoghapher(Lady) in a hurry that didn't explain properly just shot and shot 3x and didn't know the shot is not free need to pay to get it haist they print out already such a waste too expensive so I leave it😢 btw the shot is nice 👍🏻

Going up was very quite, however for the return leg, the queues were over two hours with a standard cabin ticket and 1 hour plus with crystal cabin ticket. Ensure to take this time into consideration when planning to visit this cable car. The Crystal Cabin has a glass floor which is pretty cool. I would recommend going in the Crystal cabin. Each leg of the journey is approximately 20 mins. Amazing views all round especially of the Airport. Shops and cafes are available at the top.

Ferry through the Victoria harbour. Beautiful scenery of Hong Kong, make sure to get your ferry ticket before you board and always be the first one on the ferry will be easy for you to choose the best seat.. prepare to see a lot of people

Victoria Harbour is a natural landform harbour in Hong Kong separating Hong Kong Island in the south from the Kowloon Peninsula to the north. The harbour’s deep, sheltered waters and strategic location on South China Sea were instrumental in Hong Kong’s establishment as a British colony in 1841 and its subsequent development as a trading centre1

Beautiful night scenery along the scenic and iconic Victoria Harbour. Have a leisurely stroll along the the promenade and just take in the night view of Hong Kong. If you have some time on your hand, you can opt to take the water taxi out into the waters to enjoy the views on both sides of the harbour. If you are here during New Year’s Eve, this is the place to be.

Beautiful and stunning views. Especially come in the evening to enjoy light and sound show. It's usually at 8 but to get best spots come few minutes early. Easy to get by bus or metro. Highly recommended if you in Hong Kong

Beautiful harbor basin in Hong Kong. The harbor is very suitable for jogging or a walk in the evening. Sunrises or sunsets are beautiful to shoot with a camera in front of the city. As a photographer in Hong Kong, you should definitely take pictures there once. The entire promenade looks very neat, clean and well-kept. Watching the laser show here in the evening is certainly a wonderful experience.

To feel this active life of Hong Kong, it is indeed one of those places that you must visit. Not only the tourists make the trips, but also the workers, businessmen who cross this bay with this very popular and very crowded ferry in the morning. Magical sunset over the bay.

I could contemplate the view every single night. The contrast between the water and the buildings is just mesmerizing. Catching the 20:00 ferry is wonderful as well, you get to enjoy the view, a fresh breeze and the lights, all in one

Victoria Harbour, known as 維多利亞港 in Chinese, is an iconic symbol of Hong Kong, seamlessly blending natural beauty with urban sophistication. As one of the busiest harbors in the world, it offers a breathtaking panorama of towering skyscrapers juxtaposed against the serene waters. The Symphony of Lights, a nightly multimedia show, illuminates the skyline, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. Whether taking a leisurely stroll along the promenade, enjoying a cruise, or dining at one of the waterfront restaurants, Victoria Harbour offers an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of Hong Kong's dynamic spirit.

Here is one of beautiful promenade along harbour viewing in HK😊 it’s very peaceful and comfortable park 😍

Victoria Harbour is one of the tourist attractions in HK. Sun-rise and sun-set can be seen when you're in the central seashores. There's also a daily light show in Central at around eight o'clock where the sky is full of different colours of light and sometimes forming with different pictures or figures. Victoria Harbour also evidences how the development of a fishing village to a motrepolitan city. This is one of the must visit plasce in HK and is free.

Amazing view of Hong Kong. You can enjoy the view of a lot of magestic building in Hong Kong Island also with beautiful light at night. The sea area also clean with a lot of ship and cruise move around. Maybe this place become a landmark of Hong Kong it's self. There are also many attraction around like museum, tower and statue. Nice place to strolling on afternoon or night.

It’s a stunning place to look around and take in the sights of the Hong Kong Skyline. If you walk along the promenade you can see the hand prints of famous Hong Kong stars including Bruce Lee. It’s busy but well worth a look, once in daytime and once at nighttime.

Amazing sunset view at Victoria harbour. It is a must go destination. We enjoyed the breeze so much that we stayed at this location for more than an hour. Definitely an iconic place in Hong Kong.

Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong stands out as one of the most breathtaking harbors globally, showcasing a stunning panorama on both sides adorned with towering skyscrapers adorned in dazzling lights. The cityscape that embraces the harbor transforms into a mesmerizing spectacle, especially during the evening when the lights come to life. To truly appreciate this captivating view, embarking on a boat tour or hopping on the iconic Star Ferry for a cross-harbor journey is highly recommended. These experiences offer an immersive perspective, allowing you to absorb the grandeur of the city's skyline reflecting on the tranquil waters. The play of lights on the skyscrapers creates a dynamic visual feast, making every moment on the harbor an enchanting and unforgettable experience. Whether it's the glittering skyline or the unique vantage points offered by the boat tours, Victoria Harbour ensures that visitors are treated to a visual masterpiece that captures the essence of Hong Kong's urban charm.

Victoria Harbour was originally called “Hong Kong Harbour”. After China was defeated by Great Britain in the First and Second Opium War, Hong Kong became a colony of Britain and Victoria Harbour was named after the British Queen Victoria. Victoria Harbour’s unique geographical and strategic location played a significant role in Hong Kong’s history and future developments. Situated between Hong Kong Island and the Kowloon Peninsula, Victoria Harbour provided shelter and enough depths for big trading vessels, containerships and cruise ships and became one of the busiest ports of the world. Relax after a busy shopping or sightseeing day, sit down and take your time to enjoy the view. Let your eyes follow all different types of boats, ships, cruise ships and vessels while they move up Victoria Harbor similar like busy bees.

So exciting what a vibrant city! The markets are first rate. It's very clean and welcoming..lots of public transportation available.

The Victoria Harbour is a must for anyone visiting Hong Kong. Slightly foggy when I was there. A great place to the see the Hong Kong Island skyline. The Avenue of Stars and Harbour Promenade at the south end of Tsim Sha Tsui are great spots to catch the spectacular view. There is a daily Symphony of Lights show around 8PM, but was a bit underwhelming due to the fog and a little bit difficult to here the music. Anyway, the colorful city lights at night was nice to see!

Very relaxing boat cruise I and my family took. Very nice view of both the Hong Kong Island and Kowloon peninsula. Wonderful

Took a boat cruise along Victoria Harbour. Very comfortable ride and spacious with not too many people on a weekday. Great sights and weather.

Ideal place for hiking, walking, dog walking, spiritual awakening or meditation. The fresh air is the best, I believe.

The TIAN TAN BUDDHA - 天壇大佛, better known as The Big Buddha or Giant Buddha, is a 34-meter-tall, 250-ton bronze statue located on top of Ngong Ping, the highest part of Lantau Island in Hong Kong. . The construction of the Big Buddha statue was completed on December 28, 1993, making it the largest sitting Buddha representation in the world. It is made up of 202 bronze pieces.

This is a beautiful island of Hong Kong 👍 please take the cable car to enjoy the holiday and visit the Buddha statue 🙏

Lantau Island, located to the west of Hong Kong, is a great destination to explore in the fall. By using the Ngong Ping 360 cable car, you can experience a wonderful journey through the beautiful natural landscapes of the island. Enjoy the majestic and quiet scenery while riding the cable car, from above you can admire the panoramic view of Lantau Island and the picturesque bay. Once you arrive at Lantau Island, explore the Great Buddha Statue, Po Lin Monastery, Wisdom Road and Ngong Ping Village, where you can learn about Hong Kong's unique culture and religion.

For locals to relax and take a breathe Its size is actually bigger than Hong Kong Island. Come to see the real Hong Kong where there’re tonnes of amazing hiking trails and fishing villages.

Its a peaceful in spite having a lot of tourist. The climb going to the Buddha shrine is an experience.

I absolutely loved the cable car ride. It was beyond amazing and the view is breathtaking. I would do it over and over again. For the best experience take the crystal cabin with glass floor. Round trip per person is 315 HKD. When you enter the cabin one of staff will take your picture and once you arrive on the other side you will see it printed. The price for the picture is almost the price for the ride which is expensive. And you see most of gjr people not buying them which ends up in waste. They should reconsider their prices for the pictures I guess. Other than that it's a beautiful experience and I'll do it again.

been love exploring and enjoy the flow..have you try doing this for real? If not then try it better..

If there is ever one place in Hong Kong that you must visit then it's lantau Island with the Beautiful Buddha. take the cable car up , climb all those stairs and appreciate the beautiful culture of the Chinese whilst looking at the beautiful hills and nature . now take a walk to the gorgeous temple and take a moment to reflect . after this stunning tour take a bus down to the coast and catch a super fast ship - Ferry to Kowloon . Your life will definitely be different after this tour - BTW - it's really cheap to do it yourself - ask the hotel Concierge

There are 3 ways to get to the island - cable car (most expensive), bus (cheaper), or trek (cheapest). Each has its pros and cons - the cable car offers a spectacular view, but the trek is great fun and easy to do.

Lantau Island is the largest of Hong Kong's more than 250 islands. It is located to the west of Hong Kong Island and is almost twice its size at nearly 147 sq. kilometres. The island is mostly protected country park and rural lands and is considered a major 'green lung' of Hong Kong. It is also the location of Hong Kong International Airport and several major sightseeing venues and locations. Lantau is where you will find Hong Kong Disneyland, the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car, Village and Giant Buddha. The island is also home to numerous historical fishing villages, most notably Tai O which is west of the town of Tung Chung. This is a neat heritage location and place to view the rare pink dolphins which reside in the coastal waters nearby. The island is also known for its beaches, particularly at the village of Mui Wo as well as the long and beautiful stretches of sandy shores at Cheung Sha. There are two country parks, Lantau North and Lantau South which protect nearly half of the island, encompassing numerous peaks, valleys, woodlands, coastline and HK's largest reservoir. The island also hosts some of Hong Kong's most popular hiking spots including the famous Sunset Peak Trail and the it 70-km Lantau Trail. While travel around Lantau Island is quite limited compared to Hong Kong Island and the Kowloon Peninsula, there is regular and frequent transportation to the island by way of MTR, Airport Express, public buses as well as ferries to the village of Mui Wo in the south. There are limited accommodation options on Lantau with a few properties available at Mui Wo, Tai O and Tung Chung being the most accessible. You'll find restaurants, supermarkets, convenient stores and basic services such as banks and cash points at Mui Wo, Tung Chung and the Ngong Ping 360 Village and casual eateries and stores in other villages around the island in areas frequented by tourists.

Lantau Island is the most beautiful place in Hongkong. on this island there is a statue of Buddha that is very beautiful and majestic. and the road is very tiring because to reach the budha statue we have to pass a very high ladder! yes that is the beauty of Lantau island is very memorable in the heart

Absolutely gorgeous, the traditional architecture is beautiful to see and the well kept nature just keeps you staring, it’s not even a large place but I went around a few times to look at the sights in different lighting. The rock garden is very pretty, once you’re told that they formed naturally they’re even more impressive to look at. I had the pleasure of talking to a lovely woman about Chinese architecture and structure, she was so well informed so please do try check that out if you have a chance. I think I’ll go again soon, even the fence is impressive.

The place was beautiful and peaceful. The people here who manage the place was hospitable. I went to the Nunnery temple and it was forbidden to take photos. When I entered the temple, I suddenly felt relieved as if a cold air had entered my body. However, I prayed and gave thanks. Beautiful place

Beautiful and well maintained garden. The trees are cut beautifully. It’s great for a very peaceful walk. You can’t feel the stress of the city if you don’t look up. The restaurant view is beautiful. Vegan food is good but reservation is a must. I recommend to plan visit this place together with Wong Tai Sin Temple.

A very well-maintained public park. Food and drinks arent allowed inside hence the surrounding is very clean. Zen and calm music being played in the background helps you to immerse yourself in the ambience.

Very nice garden, perfect spot to take beautiful & calm photos. Just stay away from the guards, they are very picky with the covid rules (still...). On a cold day we were drinking hot water, no one around us, but the guard still came to us to ask to drink faster (boiled water).... They really need to stop to work "by the book"... Otherwise it was a great experience.

Somehow Nan Lian Garden provides a peaceful tranquil area in the middle of the busy Hong Kong. It is easy to forget that you are in the middle of a loud city whilst walking through here. Even though we went through at night time where some aspects of the garden were closed, it was still nice to walk through with relaxing background music and beautiful bonsai trees amongst the backdrop of Hong Kong skyscrapers. Even better, it is free entry!

Probably the most beautiful place we visited here in Hong Kong. The place looks very serene. It’s our last day in Hong Kong when we got here so we have our luggage with us. Since the wheels make a lot of noise, the staff ask us to leave it at the entrance which we totally understand since they promote peace and quiet in this beautiful garden. We’ll definitely comeback here to explore more of it

Had a wonderful and peaceful visit at the Nan Lian Gardens. It is walking distance from the MTR and open to public. We were amazed by how this garden is so well maintained. You can see in the bonsai trees, rock arrangements and other plants how they are well taken care of by the gardeners. Even the golden pagoda is beautiful to see in person. They also have a museum of Chinese timber structures - very beautiful! Highly recommended to visit this place if you are looking for a peaceful place in the middle of the city.

Relax and breathe in the serene atmosphere. A beautiful blend of greenery, rocks and Oriental buildings. A quiet gem in a city that never sleeps!

A *must visit*, to get the other side of Hong Kong that is hard to find: Calm. Green. Contemplative. The gardens are an instant transformation to calm. They are beautifully maintained. You'll love the little touches of amazing design all around. For $20 you can also visit the pottery museam, it is totally worth it with art by masters. Bring your nice camera along, there are so many amazing shots to take. Be sure to linger with the koi on the pond, and eat at the restaurant (double the fun with a seat under the waterfall).

Very pretty and tranquil. It’s small but has nicely defined areas where you can rest under the shade and appreciate the scenery. There are some rooms specifically aimed at certain bits of history and architecture, plus some information in English if you’d like to know more about the place. There are a bunch of entrances and one connects to the Nunnery, also worth visiting

Beautiful peaceful oasis where you're removed from the traffic of the world. You can spend a lot of time here admiring the architecture to culture to traditions to religion behind it all. Well kept and managed. There is no admission fee. Be very respectful in this place and aware of the rules as well.

This garden was so so pretty and peaceful. I feel like I stepped into the past. The water sound running in the background while strolling around the garden brought much needed calmness to our very busy Hong Kong trip to care for our dad at the hospital last year. It was very interesting to see a long row of tall skyscraper buildings in the backdrop outside of the garden. It provided an interesting East meets West architecture photo. We arrived late afternoon and was able to enjoy the sunset at the garden. I plan to come to Hong Kong again with my husband and kids, who haven’t visited Hong Kong before - and I plan to bring them to this garden! We took the metro from Mongkok to come here and it was not too far.

This is a peaceful oasis in the urban jungle. We loved the bridges and architecture, as well as the landscaped grounds and ponds. It was a lovely walk and a worthy destination in Hong Kong.

This place is very beautiful, just seemed that lots of the paths were closed off so didn't get to see everything but it was a very quiet place to visit during the week! If you are looking to get a break from the busy city this place is perfect! Can't bring any food though so if you're mediation requires snacking you won't find it here ;)

Nan Lian Garden: A Tranquil Oasis Let me transport you to Nan Lian Garden, a hidden oasis in the heart of Hong Kong. This picturesque garden is a serene escape from the urban hustle and bustle. Stroll along meandering pathways, surrounded by meticulously landscaped greenery and elegant wooden structures. The peaceful lotus pond and traditional Chinese architecture make it a photographer's dream. Don't miss the Chi Lin Nunnery nearby, a stunning Buddhist temple complex. Both places offer a glimpse into ancient Chinese culture and spirituality. To fully embrace the tranquility, visit during weekdays to avoid crowds. Nan Lian Garden is a serene haven in the midst of a bustling city, inviting you to relax and rejuvenate.

Very pretty and relaxing. Loved the koi pond. There’s also a rock museum there and the older gentleman who works there was such a sweetheart and told me some interesting facts about the rocks

This free public gardens is the most exquisite gardens I’ve seen. And did I mention it’s free? Just make sure you read signs, respect the signs, and enjoy yourself.

Very peaceful surroundings. Quite a long walk through the whole garden, wheelchair accessible. There is also a cafe, tea room and vegetarian restaurant. Lots of plants and architecture for photos.

An interesting experience that tells of Hong Kong's history. There was also an exhibit on Jinyong's wuxia novels when I was here as well. I really appreciate the breadth of the type of works available on view and the exhibits seem well curated and thought out. Note: Visited prior to Covid, so things may be a little different.

The museum is currently in renovation, which only provides a temporary exhibition of the “Hong Kong Story”. The exhibition contains a small areas of each period of the history of Hong Kong, from ancient time to after sovereign handover. The part of colonial history, Japanese occupation and the 60-70’s are pretty informative, with some of the “rebuilt” shops and houses to demonstrate that period of time.

This review is based on my visit a few years back. I have been to quite a few history museums in different countries, and the Hong Kong museum is by far the most boring of the lot... There are a total of 8 exhibits about Hong Kong's History, and about 3 to 4 of the exhibits are just talking about ROCKS! ROCKS AND PEBBLES THAT CAN BE FOUND IN HONG KONG IN THE PAST 10000000000YEARS..... The other 4 exhibits are more interesting where they feature houses of old Hong kong, cultures, diplomats stuff etc. All of these are far more interesting than ROCKS AND PEBBLES. So, if you have time to spend or if you have a deep fond love for ROCKS, you can come to the hong kong museum of history. If not, you can fast forward to exhibit 4-8 where there are no ROCKS involved. based on other reviewers' comments, seems like there is maintenance project for this museum. Hope the museum will come back with more interesting exhibits other than ROCKS.

I came when the museum is under renovation but still enjoyed my visit. My recommendation would be to drag your parents or grand parents so you can hear their stories growing up and enjoy your personal guided tour.

The Hong Kong History Museum is a museum that preserves Hong Kong's historical and cultural heritage. It is located next to the Hong Kong Science Museum, in Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon, Hong Kong. The museum's collections include natural history, archaeology, ethnography and local history. Free entrance

Great place to learn a bit about china and the very long and rich history the entry was free so no reason not to go.

If you are someone who love history, this place is worth the visit. It’s very educational and it’s free. You will easily spend a minimum of 3 hrs here to learn about The Hong Kong Story. This museums is huge and it covers the history of geological to the habitats, the folk culture, the Opium Wars and the Japanese Occupation to name the few. They also have a few Theatre/Video Shows in Chinese, Cantonese and English and my favourite are ’From Trade to War’ and The Japanese Occupations - ‘Three Years and Eight Months’. If you have the time, come visit here. Children will love it too.

Good place to learn about the fascinating history of Hong Kong free of charge. Can see lots of items bearing witness to various periods of significance for the city.

The exhibition is detailed and has some great videos detailing traditional dances, new clips from different times, and interviews.

It’s really interesting to visit HongKong Museum of History. It’s touch my heart when watching the documentary film of the traditional ceremony and the war. You can also immerse in the memorial scenes of Hongkongers, also a nearby country’s residents that had seen so many TVB films. I saw there were some old Hongkongers walking around and reminiscing the old days. It was a beautiful moment. —- Also, the ticket is free for the permanent exhibition.

2023 August 4.5★ It's FREE folks. While the story might be a little confusing, it's still done very nicely and puts in a mix mash of historical and iconic items about Hong Kong's history. Black and white outlines filled in with a projection overlay in most cases as it contrasts with them filling in the story and bringing certain elements to life. Very impressive. If your out of town, it's certainly worth checking out.

We checked hours and opening dates online before going but when we Went it was close for renovation work. Could have been better to update that on their website/ google. Unfortunately we can’t judge the quality of materials in there since we saw nothing.

Came on the weekend. Relatively crowded but free entry so it’s understandable. Content is mostly about HK past and their culture. However, one thing I dislike is that there is no storyline. They are just presenting information to you in dots but there’s no lines to connect the dots. Friend says that the museum of history is just reading. Suggest you avoid if you don’t like to read and prefer interactive stuffs Unfortunately, the translations are very off. If you are bilingual, you will know. Suggest you read both the languages or google translate at least to see both sides of the story.

Went there on the 29th December 2023 and almost all of the exhibitions are still under renovation since 2020. The only two exhibitions there were the Chinese manned space exhibition and 95 years of public service broadcasting. Suggest to search the official webpage for more information before going to the museum to avoid any disappointments.

A good place to pop in if you have nothing else to do. There hasn’t been much investment to make it interactive. A great location, opposite the Science Museum. Some interesting things to see, but nothing really to capture the interest.

Everything was fine and managed. But unfortunately there was no flow of the story in proper direction. They have audio guides for items but without any guided tour you will lose track of time.

Even though I walk pass this place so many times, I didn't take the time to really look around. Today I was more than pleasantly surprised! First off, the water fall was not new but taking time to enjoying it was actually really nice area to walk around. The whole environment was really nice, especially when you walk up the stairs and go behind the water fall, enjoy the view, look at views and listen to sound of water fall. For moment, you seems to forget you're in middle of a busy city. At the sunset time, there were particularly many types of birds gather, which you would normally never seen in HK. The place super clean and have alot of chairs to and places to sit down. Well worth to take a look.

A beautiful park, so green and lush we didn't expect. So many turtles, waterfalls and even a wedding chapel. It was an extra seeing all the bride and grooms. Have a go. It's absolutely worth it and you will unwind immediately.

Having done research in the High Court library, I walked across the Park again on March 6, 2024. In the 1980s when there was no Park yet, my lawyer colleagues and I parked our cars here. I love the pavilion falls as I could see them from my former office. They are just dynamic as ever!

a relatively big park at the edge of the CBD. good for a walk for adults and excellent place for kids to play around. there are also a big artificial lake with lots of fish, turtles. The aviary and birds cage are also a must visit place!

Very nice place to visit. For the nature lover, you must go to see the beautiful scenery of the Hongkong park, fantastic😍

🇭🇰 Hong Kong Park (公園): A place for nature lovers and those seeking serenity. Hong Kong Park is tucked away from Hong Kong's busy streets and offers a peaceful and natural setting. It offers a calming respite from the congested skyscrapers and hectic city life. The scenery is a delight for the eyes, uplifting and rejuvinating the mind and spirit. Top Places to Refresh: ^The Woodland Garden is a serene and secluded area with a variety of native trees and shrubs. A soothing atmosphere is created by the gentle rustling of leaves and chirping birds, which makes it an ideal spot for meditation and relaxation.^ ^^The Fountain Terrace is a picturesque area that is surrounded by a tranquil fountain, providing a calming sound of water splashing against the stones.^^ ^^^The Floral Garden is an oasis filled with a variety of flowers, like orchids, roses, and lilies.^^^ Hong Kong Park is a great place to relax and unwind, or just take a break from the hustle and bustle. 🏙️ ♾️Extra: ① Entrance: 🆓 ② Parking lot: Not available ③ Mode of transportation: Tram/Train*MTR/Bus/Taxi ④ The Admiralty Station, which is linked to the park, is a convenient location for those commuting by tram or train *MTR. ⑤ A Hong Kong Park has a variety of eateries to choose from. Visitors to the park can choose from diverse dining options, including traditional Chinese tea experiences, casual dining, and healthy fare, at this eatery location.

Very nice retreat from the city that brings calmness and purity. Enjoyed climbing up the stairs to the tower, the walk through the fountain, the variety of fish in the pond, and luckily the newly weds couples taking photos in this park. The views from the towers are a great way to enjoy in order to rest from the stairs.

Beautiful place, at the center of everything. You enter with the car noises that will quickly fade away and let the birds singing. Such a great park to relax, the waterfall will wash away all your anxiety, the zen park will bring you to another dimension. Just imagine you go there without phone and alone, sit on a bench, bring a book, and chill.

A beautifully kept and presented park. Lots of seating, lots of different plants to admire and several attractive ponds and fountains. A good spot to spend an hour or two relaxing.

Probably one of the best parks in Hong Kong together with Nan Lian Garden, everything in this place is peaceful, refreshing, and soothing. From the scenery of trees, the fall, the pond, everything is relaxing. Also the playground and the free drinking water is available. Another place for me to unwind.

Excellent place to go for a stroll amidst the lovely botanical borders and around the pond. Great little greenhouse just by the mini waterfall. Pondside is a great little restaurant in the middle of the park to grab a high tea or refreshing beverage. The aviary is a fantastic place to walk through and enjoy all the feathery friends that come quite close. Wonderful setting for a wedding photo shoot.

Beautiful and relaxing park. Quite and peaceful. I love the fountain. Feels like you're sharing the breath of nature, lots of beautiful flowers and trees.

Very nice place! As a Hong Kong local, I loved the scenery and everything about this place! Currently the bird park is under renovation which is sad since I remember loving that place the most everytime I visit this park. But my new favourite place is right behind the artificial waterfalls: the humid plant exhibit, it’s a small indoor exhibit mimicking the tropical rainforest BUT WITH AC and it’s right past the dry plant exhibit which isn’t as amazing as the wet grass plant exhibit.

Beautiful views and surroundings. It's wonderful to have a big pocket of nature like this in the heart of such a big city and quite special to see all the skyscrapers towering around the greenery. Definitely go to the aviary to see and even just to hear all the wonderful birds and climb the look out tower to get some great views of this little city oasis from above.

Hong Kong Park is connecting to the Pacific Place at Central with green, trees, lakes and great gardens. It's a great place to visit and enjoy the views of skyscrapers as backdrop of the lake inside the park. Very impressive Hong Kong government reserve such a big piece of land at such precise location at Central, allowing citizens to have a wonderful place for relaxing and enjoying nature. During the year 2000 working at Peak Tram building not far from Pacific Place; often come to have lunch at Pacific Place and then walk around Hong Kong park; a great memory to recall all the times.

Large, beautifully maintained urban park. There is a large aviary in the park that houses several species of local birds. Bathrooms are clean and easy to find. There is also a large children's play park.

Superbly landscaped and featuring an aviary, this beautiful park between the skyscrapers is definitely worth seeing! During Chinese New Year / Spring Festival periof you will also find a lot of lantern decorations and pink blossom decorations around the park, also some very cute inflatable or paper Dragons to celebrate the Year of the Dragon!

Amazing park, fantastic place for day to night walks, it has wonderful lakes with water lilies and koi fish. It has also a beautiful forsgate conservatory which really worth visiting.

Nestled in the hustle and bustle of the central business district, Hong Kong Park, which covers an area of about 8 hectares, is a tranquil green oasis. The park, which opened in 1991, is just across the HK Shangri-la Hotel on Cotton Tree Drive and about a 10-minute walk from the Admiralty MTR Station. It is a beautifully landscaped park with an artificial lake and waterfall. There were hardly any tourists when we were there on a weekday morning. The Conservatory and Aviary, which are free, are well maintained. There is also a quiet Tai Chi Corner for practitioners of tai chi to exercise. There is an Olympic Square and also a very sober Sars memorial in honor of the fallen heroes during that very dark period in Hong Kong. It's definitely a must visit. The tram to the Peak is about a 5-minute walk from the park.