[2025 Hong Kong Hotels] Travel guide for The Peninsula Hong Kong (updated Dec)

Hi! I’m a pure-hearted guy who loves Hong Kong so much~ This Christmas season, I’ll take you to check in at the 12 most romantic spots in Hong Kong! (Including my exclusive hand-drawn map) 👉🏻【Essential Check-in Route】Harbour City → Queen’s Square → Pacific Place → West Kowloon Art Park ✨If you’re short on time, choose this essential route. If you have plenty of time, save it and explore slowly~ Check out the super comprehensive guide below 👇 📍Tsim Sha Tsui Area: 1️⃣ K11 MUSEA · 6th Floor Christmas Wonderland 🎁 Exhibition period: 11.25.2025 - 1.1.2026 (12:00-20:00) 🚇 Transport: 3-minute walk from Tsim Sha Tsui Exit J 💡 Tip: The 6th floor has an adorable Christmas limited exhibition~ 2️⃣ Peninsula Hotel Christmas Window Display 🚇 Transport: Reachable directly from Tsim Sha Tsui Exit E 🌟 Highlight: Exquisite Christmas decorations of the century-old hotel 3️⃣ 1881 Heritage ✨ Exhibition period: 11.25.2025 - 1.4.2026 🏃 Walking: 200 meters from Peninsula Hotel 📸 Must-photo: Victorian-style architecture with Christmas lights 4️⃣ Harbour City Disney Christmas Castle 🎆 Theme: Frozen Christmas Tree + Disney Christmas Castle 🕠 Time: 11.25.2025 - 1.4.2026 (10:00-22:00, lights on at 17:00) 🚇 Transport: Tsim Sha Tsui Exit L6 📍West Kowloon Cultural District: 🎇 Victoria Harbour Fireworks Show ⏰ Time: 12.24.2025 - 12.25.2025 🚇 Transport: 10-minute walk from Austin Exit D 🎄 Waterfront Sunset Christmas Tree ✨ Feature: SpongeBob IP parade ⏰ Time: 12.6.2025 - 1.4.2026 📍Central Area Must-Visit: 1️⃣ Statue Square 🌟 Highlights: 18-meter Christmas tree + Avenue of Stars ⏰ Lighting time: 17:30-23:00 2️⃣ Landmark 🏰 Theme: European Christmas Town 🚇 Transport: Central Exit G 3️⃣ IFC Mall Central 🚇 Transport: Central Exit F 📍Other Must-Go Spots: 🦄 Pacific Place Dumbo Christmas Train 🚇 Transport: Admiralty Exit F 🏮 Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai ✨ The whole street is decorated with colorful lights 🚇 Transport: Wan Chai Exit D 🐰 Times Square, Causeway Bay 🎄 Zootopia-themed Christmas 🚇 Transport: Causeway Bay Exit A 💝 Special Recommendation: At the West Kowloon Art District waterfront promenade, you can see a stunning combination of sunset + Christmas tree. Remember to reserve your spot early~ 📸 Photo Tips: 1. The best photo time is from 17:00 to 19:00 at dusk 2. Wearing red or white clothes makes your photos stand out more 3. Don’t forget to bring a power bank and a wide-angle lens Everyone, follow my rhythm and have fun 🎄 This Christmas season, come to Hong Kong to feel the most romantic winter!

#hellochristmas Calling all Christmas lovers! Hong Kong turns into a festive wonderland every December, and if you’re obsessed with snapping those perfect holiday pics, this city is basically a dream come true. Let me spill the hottest spots and some pro photo tips for your next Xmas adventure. Ready? Let’s sleigh! 🛷😍 1. Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui (海港城) Location: Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit L6 Every Christmas, Harbour City transforms with jaw-dropping holiday decor. This year, it’s all about Disney’s Frozen—Olaf, Elsa, Donald Duck, and Mickey are in the house! The vibe is unreal, both during the day and night. Pro tip: Visit after 4pm for that golden hour magic and extra sparkle when the sun sets! Open daily, most Christmas installations run from late November to early January. 2. The Landmark, Queen’s Road Central (皇后巷广场) Location: 15 Queen’s Road Central; MTR Central Station Exit K Last year’s iconic Christmas tree from West Kowloon now glows in Central, right across from a HUGE Christmas market! Shop for handmade goodies, munch on treats, and catch up with friends—all with twinkling lights overhead. Best time to visit? Evening for peak festive feels! 3. The Peninsula Hong Kong (香港半岛酒店) Location: Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit L3 The Peninsula’s holiday setup is classic and classy! Don’t miss the towering Chanel Christmas tree inside—super fancy, super photogenic. Swing by after sunset when the lights dazzle and the atmosphere goes full fairy-tale. 4. Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai (利东街) Location: Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai This stylish street never disappoints; this year, giant gold bells and glowing strings light up the way for fabulous selfies and group pics. Trust the vibe—you’ll always get Insta-gold here, especially at night when the lights pop! No matter where you go, Hong Kong’s Christmas spirit is seriously next level. Prepare your best outfits, charge your phone, and get ready to make some memories that sleigh all day! 🎅📷 For full attraction details and event updates, check trip.com before you go! Happy snapping and Merry Christmas! ❤️ #hongkong #travel #thingstodo

The 2025 Hong Kong 🇭🇰 Christmas season 🎄 is now open~ The Christmas 🧑‍🎄 atmosphere has reached 10000% We have organized 7 top photo-worthy spots Quickly bring your partner to Hong Kong 🇭🇰 to celebrate Christmas together!! 1️⃣ Harbour City P2-P7 (Disney Frozen-themed Christmas) 📍 Tsim Sha Tsui Exit A1 / East Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit L6, 6 minutes walk 2️⃣ 1881 Heritage P8 (Paul Frank-themed Christmas) 📍 Tsim Sha Tsui Exit A1 / East Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit L6, 6 minutes walk 3️⃣ The Peninsula Hotel P9 (Chanel-themed Christmas) 📍 Tsim Sha Tsui Exit A1 / East Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit L6, 6 minutes walk 4️⃣ Pacific Place P10-P12 (Dumbo-themed Christmas) 📍 Admiralty Station Exit F, direct access to the mall 5️⃣ Statue Square, Central P13-P16 (Winter Town-themed Christmas) 📍 Central Station Exit K 6️⃣ Lee Tung Avenue P17 (Giant Bell 🔔) 📍 MTR Wan Chai Station Exit A3 7️⃣ Langham Place P18 (British Potato 🥔-themed Christmas) 📍 Mong Kok Station Exit C

This Christmas, no need to fly to Europe! You can also feel the strong festive atmosphere in Hong Kong💫🎄 From the "Dior Light and Shadow Ball" to the "Chanel Luxurious Christmas," capture the romance of Victoria Harbour in one night✨ 1️⃣ K11 MUSEA "Dior Christmas Dream Ball" 📍20 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui A 12-meter-high Dior Christmas tree adorned with lucky stars and perfume bottles, an indoor art palace-level design with a high-end feel, paired with an exclusive Christmas market and a limited Dior café, perfect for photo ops. 2️⃣ Harbour City "Magical Christmas" 📍3–27 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Disney dream collaboration creates 5 major photo spots, the 28-meter "Santa’s Workshop" at the Ocean Terminal outdoor plaza is a must-shoot, where you can take photos with classic characters and unlock fairy-tale surprises. 3️⃣ The Peninsula Hotel "Chanel Bow Luxurious Christmas" 📍22 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui The exterior is decorated with Chanel’s classic black and white bows and pearl elements, the 10-meter themed Christmas tree in the lobby shines brilliantly with crystal lights, and the boutique offers limited editions and VIP gift promotions. 4️⃣ West Kowloon Cultural District "Magical Winter" 📍Art Park, West Kowloon Cultural District Asia’s first cartoon light balloon parade (20+ IPs) debuts, with Victoria Harbour water fireworks from December 24–26, a seaside Christmas market, and special stalls creating a full festive vibe. 5️⃣ Statue Square "Winter Town · Central" 📍Statue Square Garden, Central The 20-meter giant ribbon Christmas tree returns, from December 28 open Thursday to Sunday and public holidays with 12 Christmas wooden house markets, nightly "Light and Shadow Gathering" 3D projection shows, and the romantic Starlight Corridor on Chater Road perfect for photos. 6️⃣ Landmark, Central "Winter Wonderland · Dream Workshop" 📍11 Pedder Street, Central The "Noelia at LANDMARK" interactive installation is eye-catching, the "Zimomo" giant Christmas tree mascot is dazzling, the atrium gathers works from 10 international artists, connecting with Statue Square to form a full-area Christmas party. 🎅 This Christmas, no need to travel far to Europe! The luxury light and shadow in Tsim Sha Tsui and the fairy-tale atmosphere in Central, the 6 landmarks along Victoria Harbour are full of festive magic, spend one evening fully immersed in it~ 📍Save this guide and head straight to the dazzling scenes on Christmas night!

Carefully selected by a former travel agency employee! We're delivering travel information that's cost-effective and allows Gen Z office workers to fully enjoy local experiences! We'll be posting recommended spots and travel tips that only a former travel agency employee could offer, so follow us to get the latest information 😄 @Kawatabi ✈️ Kanto Outing 🧳 ---------------------------------------------------- Post details below 👇 What are you all curious about? Let us know in the comments 🙏 ① Peninsula Hong Kong Afternoon Tea (Kowloon, Hotel) 📍 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong 🚇 About a 5-minute walk from MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station 💰 Estimated price from 658 HKD (excluding service charge) / 14:00-18:00 🍰 Enjoy authentic British-style afternoon tea in a classic lobby. Classic Hong Kong Experiences✨② Hong Kong Museum of Art📍 10 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong🚇 About a 10-minute walk from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station💰 Approx. HKD 10 for adults (special exhibitions are charged separately) / Closed Mondays🎨 A wide range of exhibits, from Chinese art to contemporary art. The location overlooking Victoria Harbour is also appealing🌊③ Wong Tai Sin Temple📍 2 Chuk Yuen Village, Wong Tai Sin, Kowloon, Hong Kong🚇 About a 3-minute walk from Wong Tai Sin MTR station💰 Free (purchases from other shops and other stores are excluded)⛩️ This Taoist temple is famous for granting wishes. A popular power spot for tourists, this one also offers a fortune-telling corner. ✨④ Victoria Harbour 📍 Between Central and Tsim Sha Tsui 🚇 About a 5-minute walk from the MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station 💰 Free 🌃 Famous for its night view and Symphony of Lights, this is a spectacular spot where you can fully enjoy Hong Kong's unique skyline. ✨⑤ Hong Kong Disneyland 📍 Lantau Island, Hong Kong 🚇 Just a short walk from the MTR Disneyland Resort Station 💰 Estimated one-day ticket price: HKD 639 for adults / HKD 475 for children 🏰 Asia's only theme park featuring Iron Man and Frozen areas. Don't miss the nighttime fireworks! 🎆 Location information and prices are based on the official website and Google Maps. Please be sure to check the latest information yourself. If you like this post, please like and save it! --------------------------------------------------- Introducing recommended tourist spots and hotels ✌️ I also post helpful travel tips, so be sure to check them out ✈️ If you'd like to use my posts as reference or support me, please follow me! 😆\A journey that will be the starting point of your life. /---------------------------------------------------- #TravelGuide #HongKong #HongKongFood #HongKongTrip #HongKongDisneyland #PeninsulaHongKong #HongKongMuseum #WongTaiSin

The White Palace by Victoria Harbour offers 300 rooms equipped with remote-controlled makeup mirrors and digital control systems. The rooftop helipad provides direct airport access, while the Roman-style pool features a dome inlaid with 24K gold leaf. A fleet of Rolls-Royce cars is available for customized city tours. 🕰️ Operating Hours: Check-in: 15:00 | Check-out: 12:00 Afternoon Tea: 13:00-18:00 (Reservation required 2 weeks in advance) Pool: 6:00-23:00 💞 Reasons to Recommend: 1️⃣ Fusion of History and Technology: ▸ Rooms feature iPad-controlled lighting, curtains, and service call systems. ▸ Daily live string quartet performances in the lobby lounge (15:00-17:30). ▸ The Heritage Gallery showcases silverware from its 1928 opening and a celebrity signature wall. 2️⃣ Secret Instagram Spots: ▸ Felix Restaurant's terrace on the 28th floor offers perfect views of Victoria Harbour fireworks. ▸ The basement ESPA spa features a Tang Dynasty-inspired hot spring pool. ▸ Rolls-Royce interiors hide Peninsula emblem codes in embroidery. 💰 Average Cost: Rooms: HK$5,000+/night Afternoon Tea: HK$468/person Helicopter Experience: HK$1,900/person 📍 Address: 22 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong (3-minute walk from East Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Exit L3) 📌 Tips: 🔺 Dress Code: No slippers/shorts in the afternoon tea area; vintage formal attire recommended. 🔺 Photography Tip: Capture the hotel's full reflection from the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Plaza opposite. 🔺 Hidden Perk: Book a 3-night stay to enjoy a complimentary Kowloon history tour in a Rolls-Royce. Legendary Peninsula

A Day Full of Magic in Hong Kong 🌆✨ Hong Kong is one of the most amazing cities I’ve ever visited 💛 The light here feels like it’s straight out of a film camera 🎞️ Soft, dreamy and full of colors. Every corner has something new and exciting to see 📸 Start your day with a walk through the busy streets of Hong Kong Island 🚶♀️ Hop on a classic double-decker tram 🚋 It’s slow but that’s the beauty of it. You get to enjoy the city at your own pace and see everything from above 🏙️ Then go up to Victoria Peak ⛰️ The view from the top is absolutely stunning You can see the skyline, the harbour and mountains all around. It’s even more beautiful during sunset 🌇 Take the Star Ferry across Victoria Harbour ⛴️ It’s a short ride but so magical The wind in your hair, the sound of the water and the view of all the tall buildings... just wow 💨🌊 Don’t forget to try some local food 🍜 I had a super tasty bowl of noodles in a small local café Simple, cheap and full of flavor 😋 If you can, try some street snacks too like egg waffles or dim sum 🥟🍡 Later I took a peaceful walk along the new Avenue of Stars promenade 🌊 with views of the skyline and the sea all around. It’s a perfect place to relax and take photos 📷 I also visited the Hong Kong Museum of Art 🎨 A beautiful space full of both traditional and modern art. It’s quiet, inspiring and a nice break from the busy streets 🖼️ I finished my day at Felix Bar on the top floor of The Peninsula Hotel 🍸 The view from up there is breathtaking. Watching the city lights while sipping a cocktail was the perfect end to a perfect day 🌃🍹 #HongKong #adventuremoments #VictoriaPeak #StarFerry #TramRide #AvenueOfStars #FelixBar #PeninsulaHotel #localfood #noodles #museumvisit #HKMoA #citylights #travelguide #wanderlust #filmvibes

【The Peninsula Hong Kong The Lobby】 🍰 Peninsula Classic Afternoon Tea: HK$528 + 10% service charge / approximately HK$580-600 (per person) Cheers to a classic Hong Kong afternoon☕️🎻 Enjoy traditional afternoon tea in the lobby of The Peninsula Hong Kong✨ Hong Kong is filled with luxury hotels, and their afternoon teas are exceptional! The Peninsula Hong Kong does not take reservations, so if there is availability, you can drop by spontaneously to enjoy afternoon tea, which is very convenient✨ From 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, it’s first-come, first-served, HK$528 + 10% service charge per person. The price is not significantly different from Japan. A glass of champagne can be added for HK$220, so for those who enjoy alcohol, a luxurious upgrade is possible🍾 The scones have a strong buttery aroma, melt in your mouth, and are exquisite. The sweets are a bit on the sweeter side with a hint of spice, giving a taste of Hong Kong✨ The savory items stood out for their deliciousness. You choose one type of tea, and you can have hot water refills as many times as you like, so it’s practically unlimited refills! The high ceilings and classical atmosphere are truly fitting for The Peninsula. What surprised me was the live performance of classical and jazz music by a string quartet in the lobby. It created an elegant atmosphere, allowing for a calm and relaxing time✨ Perfect for girls’ gatherings or special occasions. Why not indulge in this luxury during your trip?? 📍 Location The Peninsula Hong Kong (Tsim Sha Tsui, Salisbury Road) 🚃 Access Within a 5-minute walk from Tsim Sha Tsui Station, easy to find without getting lost 💰 Price per person HK$528–600 (approximately 9,000–10,500 JPY) + 10% service charge 🕰️ Business hours 2:00 PM–6:00 PM (last order 5:00 PM), first-come, first-served, no reservations accepted

The ambiance inside the restaurant is very atmospheric 👘, we took lots of photos hehe, perfect for sharing! The service is also excellent and very attentive 🥹🥹🥹 The dishes are impeccable—delicate and delicious. 🥧 The Hokkaido Pacific saury is exceptional, with tender fish meat that is incredibly fresh and smooth. 🥧 Also, the Hokkaido mantis shrimp has firm and bouncy meat, with a unique texture that leaves a lasting impression. 🐟 Yamaguchi Prefecture red abalone paired with abalone liver sauce—the abalone is really huge, chewy and springy, combined with the special abalone liver sauce 🥰, the original fresh flavor is unforgettable. 🐟 Salmon roe, bouncy and bursting, has a unique texture; gently biting it makes the roe pop in your mouth. So nice! This restaurant is flawless from ingredients to taste! Kushin 📍 Address: B1 Level, The Peninsula Hotel #GreatSpotToCheckIn #Foodie #HongKongFood

Hong Kong: Unlocking the Diverse Charms of the Pearl of the Orient Dear friends, within the bustling metropolis, Hong Kong shines like a unique Pearl of the Orient. It boasts a glamorous modern side as well as a lively local atmosphere; you can shop to your heart’s content in a shopper’s paradise or explore a fascinating space where history and modernity intertwine. Today, join me, a seasoned travel blogger, to unveil Hong Kong’s mysteries and embark on an unforgettable journey around Hong Kong Island! Transportation Guide: The Secret to Smooth Travel Hong Kong’s transportation network is highly developed, like a finely woven web connecting every corner closely. Airport Express From Hong Kong International Airport to the city, the Airport Express is the fastest choice. It’s like a time tunnel that quickly takes you from the airport to key areas like Hong Kong Station and Kowloon Station. One-way ticket prices vary by destination, roughly between HKD 60 - 115. Moreover, the Airport Express offers free city check-in services, allowing you to check in for your flight in the city, making it easy and convenient. MTR (Mass Transit Railway) The Hong Kong MTR covers a wide area with dense stations and is the main mode of transport. Its lines are like the city’s veins—clear and efficient. You can buy an Octopus Card, which is like Hong Kong’s “master key,” usable not only for the MTR but also for purchases at convenience stores, restaurants, and more. MTR fares are distance-based, generally ranging from HKD 4 to 50 per trip. Buses There are many bus routes that can take you to places the MTR can’t reach. Double-decker buses are a unique sight on Hong Kong streets; sitting on the upper deck lets you enjoy the scenery along the way. Bus fares vary by route, generally between HKD 2 and 30. However, be sure to pay attention to stops and routes to avoid getting on the wrong bus. Star Ferry To experience Hong Kong’s unique charm, the Star Ferry is a must. It shuttles across Victoria Harbour for just a few Hong Kong dollars, letting you enjoy the dazzling night views of both sides of the harbor from the water. When night falls and the city lights come on, sitting on the Star Ferry, feeling the sea breeze and gazing at the brightly lit skyscrapers on both sides, feels like being in a dream. Accommodation Recommendations: Reliable Choices for Different Budgets Tsim Sha Tsui This is Hong Kong’s prime area, with shopping, dining, and entertainment all in one place. There are plenty of hotel options, from high-end luxury five-star hotels to affordable guesthouses. Luxury hotels like The Peninsula Hong Kong offer top-notch service and luxurious facilities for an ultimate stay experience, but prices are relatively high, often several thousand HKD per night. Budget hotels and guesthouses are more affordable, costing a few hundred HKD per night, with excellent locations and convenient transportation. Causeway Bay As Hong Kong’s shopping paradise, Causeway Bay’s accommodations are popular with tourists. There are many trendy hotels with modern room designs. For example, the Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Causeway Bay offers convenient transportation and is surrounded by numerous shopping malls, perfect for shopping lovers. Prices vary by season and room type, generally around HKD 1000 - 3000 per night. Mong Kok Mong Kok is the most vibrant and local-flavored area in Hong Kong, full of street life. Accommodation here is relatively affordable and offers great value. You can choose guesthouses with a distinct Hong Kong character to experience the local lifestyle. Prices are roughly HKD 300 - 1000 per night, and the area is surrounded by many eateries where you can enjoy authentic Hong Kong snacks anytime. Must-Visit Attractions: Experience Hong Kong’s Diverse Charms Victoria Peak Climbing to Victoria Peak is like standing at Hong Kong’s highest vantage point, with panoramic views of Hong Kong Island and the Kowloon Peninsula. You can take the vintage Peak Tram up slowly, enjoying the forest scenery along the way. At the top, visit the Sky Terrace 428 for views of the bustling cityscape by day and the dreamy Victoria Harbour nightscape by night. The Peak also houses Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, where you can take photos with many celebrity wax figures. A round-trip tram ticket plus Sky Terrace admission costs about HKD 100 - 150. Hong Kong Disneyland This is a fairy-tale world that both kids and adults dream of visiting. Entering Disneyland feels like stepping into a magical kingdom, with Mickey, Minnie, Donald Duck, and other cartoon characters appearing around you. The park has seven themed areas, each with unique rides and spectacular shows. You can ride thrilling roller coasters for an adrenaline rush or enjoy parades and fireworks, immersing yourself in a joyful atmosphere. Ticket prices vary by date, generally around HKD 500 - 700. Ocean Park Ocean Park combines marine animal exhibits, rides, and large-scale shows, making it another major theme park in Hong Kong. Here, you can watch adorable dolphin and sea lion performances and take a cable car to overlook beautiful sea views. The park’s rides are also very exciting, including roller coasters and drop towers, perfect for releasing stress. Tickets cost about HKD 400 - 600. Central Market Central Market is one of Hong Kong’s historic markets. After renovation, it retains its traditional local vibe while incorporating modern fashion elements. There are many specialty shops selling various handicrafts, souvenirs, and delicacies. You can taste authentic Hong Kong snacks like fish balls, shark fin soup, and egg waffles, and buy Hong Kong-themed souvenirs to take home. Around Central Market, there are also many historic buildings and art exhibitions, allowing you to experience Hong Kong’s cultural depth while shopping and dining. Food Guide: A Feast on the Tongue in Hong Kong Cha Chaan Teng (Tea Restaurant) Cha Chaan Tengs represent Hong Kong’s food culture, where you can taste various authentic local dishes. Silky milk tea is the signature drink, rich and smooth; pineapple buns have a crispy crust and soft inside, best enjoyed with a hot milk tea—a true delicacy. There are also wonton noodles, roasted meat rice, and more, each leaving a lasting impression. A meal at a Cha Chaan Teng typically costs around HKD 30 - 80 per person. Seafood Restaurants Hong Kong has many seafood restaurants, with fresh seafood as the star. You can pick your favorite seafood at the market and have the restaurant cook it for you. Steamed grouper, garlic vermicelli scallops, and salt and pepper mantis shrimp are must-try dishes. Seafood prices fluctuate with the season and market conditions, with average spending around HKD 200 - 500 per person. Dessert Shops Hong Kong’s dessert shops are also a must-visit food spot. Desserts like mango pomelo sago, mango pancakes, and double-skin milk custard are delicate and sweet without being cloying. On hot summer days, a cold dessert instantly cools you down. Dessert prices are relatively affordable, around HKD 20 - 50 per person. Shopping Guide: A Shopper’s Paradise Times Square, Causeway Bay Times Square is a landmark building in Causeway Bay and one of Hong Kong’s fashion shopping hubs. It gathers many international top brands and trendy labels, offering everything from fashion apparel and cosmetics to electronics. The mall often hosts various promotions and exhibitions, adding extra fun to your shopping experience. Harbour City Harbour City is one of Hong Kong’s largest shopping centers, located in Tsim Sha Tsui. It has over 700 shops covering all categories, from luxury brands to affordable fashion labels. Plus, Harbour City offers unbeatable sea views; while shopping, you can enjoy Victoria Harbour’s beauty from the mall’s observation deck. Ladies’ Market Ladies’ Market is a famous open-air market in Mong Kok, mainly selling women’s clothing, accessories, and small goods at affordable prices with diverse styles. You can bargain to your heart’s content and enjoy the shopping fun. However, be careful to check product quality to avoid buying fakes. Dear friends, Hong Kong is like a magical treasure box, revealing new surprises every time you open it. Whether it’s the bustling cityscape, authentic food culture, or rich shopping experience, it’s all worth experiencing in person. Pack your bags quickly and set off on a spontaneous trip to Hong Kong!

✈️Pre-departure preparation & border crossing requirements 🤩1. Essential documents: 😺Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit: Apply in advance at the Exit-Entry Administration Bureau of your household registration or residence place, and confirm the endorsement is valid. (One valid endorsement is required for both Hong Kong and Macau) 😸2. Other preparations: 🤑Currency: HKD/MOP (recommended to exchange at mainland banks; some small shops in Hong Kong only accept cash, while Macau mostly accepts HKD), many stores support WeChat, Alipay, and credit cards, so no need to exchange too much cash. 🤑Network: Activate mobile roaming or purchase a Hong Kong and Macau data package (available via Alipay or carrier apps). 🤑Transport cards: Recommended "Octopus Card" in Hong Kong (available at MTR stations), "Macau Pass" or cash in Macau. Power adapter: Hong Kong uses British three-pin plugs, Macau mostly uses two-pin round plugs. 😍Itinerary planning: ⌚️Day 1: Hong Kong (Tsim Sha Tsui + Victoria Harbour night view) Morning: Cross the border at Shenzhen port (such as Futian Port, West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station), take the MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui. Activities: Avenue of Stars, K11 Musea, Sa Sa, Harbour City shopping. Lunch: Cha chaan teng (pineapple bun, Hong Kong-style milk tea, wonton noodles, etc.) Afternoon: Hong Kong Museum of Art/Space Museum → Star Ferry to Central. Evening: Take the Peak Tram to Victoria Peak for the night view → Experience nightlife at Lan Kwai Fong. ⌚️Day 2: Hong Kong (Disneyland/Ocean Park + Mong Kok) 😚Option A: Hong Kong Disneyland Transport: Direct via Disneyland Resort Line, tickets recommended to buy in advance. Must-see: Grizzly Gulch, Star Wars: Hyperspace Mountain, nighttime light show. 😚Option B: Ocean Park Transport: MTR South Island Line to Ocean Park Station. Must-see: Dolphin show, roller coasters, aquarium. Evening: Mong Kok night market (Ladies' Market, Sneaker Street) → Temple Street for late-night snacks (claypot rice, curry fish balls). ⌚️Day 3: Hong Kong → Macau (Historic Peninsula) Morning: Take the ferry to Macau (TurboJET/Cotai Water Jet, 1 hour, ticket around HKD 160-200). After border crossing, take the free hotel shuttle bus to the city. Afternoon: Macau Peninsula: Ruins of St. Paul's, Lovers’ Lane, St. Dominic's Church, Senado Square. Dinner: Yee Shun Milk Company (double skin milk) → Wong Chi Kei Congee & Noodles (fresh shrimp wonton noodles). Evening: Night view at Grand Lisboa Hotel → Wynn Palace musical fountain. ⌚️Day 4: Macau (Cotai + Return) Morning: Cotai: Venetian Shopping Center (Gondola ride), Parisian Eiffel Tower, Rua do Cunha (souvenir shopping). Lunch: Lord Stow’s Bakery (Portuguese egg tarts) → Tai Lei Loi Kei (pork chop bun). Afternoon: Taipa Houses-Museum → Return trip (ferry to Shenzhen/ Zhuhai port). 🤤Food recommendations: Hong Kong Cha chaan teng: Lan Fong Yuen (silk stocking milk tea), Australia Dairy Company (steamed milk pudding). Street snacks: Fei Jie Snack Shop (cold marinated skewers), Mummy Egg Waffles. Main meals: Kau Kee Beef Brisket (soup beef brisket), Bridge Street Spicy Crab (Typhoon Shelter-style fried crab). Macau: Portuguese cuisine: Tomato House (Portuguese baked rice), Bay Restaurant (bacalhau balls). Desserts: Mok Yi Kei (durian ice cream), Hung Hing Coconut (coconut ice cream). Souvenirs: Koi Kei Bakery (almond cookies, pork jerky). 🚚Transportation guide: Hong Kong: MTR covers the whole city, Octopus Card can be used for transport and convenience stores. Ding Ding tram (Hong Kong Island) offers a retro tram experience, fare HKD 3. Macau: Free hotel shuttle buses (between ferry terminal/airport/attractions). Bus fare MOP 6 per ride, taxi starting fare MOP 19. 🤑Budget reference (per person) - Transport: HKD 800-1200 (including ferry and MTR) - Accommodation: HKD 600-1000/night (3-star hotels) - Meals: HKD 200-400/day - Tickets: Disneyland adult ticket approx. ¥586 (weekends and holidays vary) / Ocean Park approx. ¥458. Accommodation suggestions: Hong Kong, Mong Kok/Jordan, 3/4-star hotels (¥500-800), Tsim Sha Tsui 4-star hotels (¥800-1500), Peninsula/Ritz-Carlton (¥1500+) Macau: Established hotels on Macau Peninsula, Sheraton/Galaxy in Cotai. ❤️Tips: If budget is limited, consider staying near Shenzhen port in Hong Kong (such as Futian) and cross early on the second day; in Macau, staying in Zhuhai (Hengqin Port) offers better value.

Totally amazed by The Peninsula Hong Kong😝👐 It’s literally a life goal The Far East aristocrat’s Peninsula Hong Kong, known as “the best hotel east of the Suez Canal,” offered a “Far East aristocrat” island tour with this stay. 🎈It’s truly an immersive experience, especially the sunset blending the sky and sea—it’s just stunning.💃💃 The front desk said the hotel also offers helicopter tours🚁 over Victoria Harbour. If you have time, you should definitely try it.💡💡💡 The Peninsula Hong Kong Service The hotel has a top-tier fleet including Rolls-Royce, Bentley, luxury boats🛳, and helicopters🚁. Whether going to attractions or airport✈ pick-up, it’s an ultimate luxury experience. The 24-hour butler service is also very thoughtful and attentive. Facilities There are 11 world-class restaurants and bars, a 25-meter heated swimming pool, and a famous spa center of world-class standard. The pool offers views of the Victoria Harbour skyline, which is beautiful🌹. The 28th floor is the helicopter landing pad, very cool. 🍀“Nearby Attractions” Victoria Harbour: right at the doorstep, 5 minutes away.💥💥 Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade: the promenade is right in front of the hotel, 🌟the best spot to enjoy the views of both sides of Victoria Harbour.⭐⭐ Avenue of Stars: 3 minutes away, featuring handprints of many movie stars.🧚 🛥 Star Ferry Pier: 500 meters from the hotel, taking the Star Ferry across Victoria Harbour is great.🚤🚤 👗🧣💄 Tsim Sha Tsui Shopping Area: surrounded by many high-end malls, 👠perfect for crazy shopping.

Summary of Great Food from My Solo Trip to Hong Kong 🇭🇰 📍Tim Ho Wan When you think of Hong Kong, this is the place! A Michelin regular dim sum restaurant 🥟 The melon pan char siu is famous, but I’m a siu mai fan. I heard the K11 location has exclusive menu items! 📍Crystal Lotus The ultimate winner of Disney dim sum 🐭 All about the cuteness, but the taste is genuinely delicious, so don’t underestimate it. *Advance reservation and specifying character menu items are a must! 📍Ding Dim 1968 If you want a light dim sum meal, this is recommended. The shrimp siu mai and truffle xiao long bao are so exquisite I couldn’t stop ordering 🥹 They gave me a takeout box, so I was relieved ◎ 📍Peninsula Hong Kong Pool Lounge The breakfast buffet exclusive to hotel guests was amazing…✨ The extraordinary atmosphere reset everything. Definitely worth the splurge. 📍Maxim’s City Hall Wagon-style dim sum battle 🔥 Dim sum flows by only at lunch! You pick what you want yourself, which actually makes it more exciting (lol) 📍bakehouse The god of egg tarts ✨ The crispy and melty texture is addictive, making additional purchases inevitable. The line is long, but it moves quickly, so no stress ◎ 📍Cupping Room Coffee Roasters The Harbor City location’s seats by the sea are especially recommended ☕ The combination with the rich Basque cheesecake was absolutely perfect! 📍Cheung Hing Kee Shanghai Sheng Jian Bao A Michelin regular for pan-fried xiao long bao! Crispy and fluffy texture with explosive juicy meat that hits hard from the first bite. The moment I stuffed one in my mouth, I was overwhelmed by the umami 🥹 “Easy to enter alone,” “Easy to order,” “Truly delicious” These were my criteria for choosing Hong Kong gourmet food 🍽️ I’d be happy if it reaches people like me ♡ #LetsGoToAsia #HongKong

Having been to Hong Kong so many times, I’m sharing a day trip route that’s both photogenic and less crowded❗️ ✅Highlights 🌸Ride the glass cabin cable car overlooking the mountains and sea (P10) 🌸Authentic Ngong Ping Village Market (P7) 🌸34-meter tall Tian Tan Buddha (P6) 🌸Breathtaking mountain and sea trail (P1) 🌸“Venice of the East” Tai O fishing village, also Hong Kong’s “cat island,” with many cats in the streets and alleys (P8) ✅Route ❶ Morning Ngong Ping Cable Car Station (next to Tung Chung Station 🚇) → Take Ngong Ping Cable Car (25 minutes) → Ngong Ping Village Market → Tian Tan Buddha → Po Lin Monastery ❷ Afternoon Take Bus No. 21 to Tai O fishing village → Walk around Tai O fishing village → Visit Tiger Hill Lookout → Take Bus No. 21 back to Ngong Ping and take the cable car back 🌟Refer to our itinerary schedule: 10:00: Ngong Ping Cable Car Station 10:25: Cable car arrives at Ngong Ping Village Market, visit the market, Tian Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery 12:00: Lunch at the market 13:20: Take Bus No. 21 from Ngong Ping Village Market to Tai O fishing village (departs at 20 minutes past every hour) 13:30: Explore Tai O fishing village 15:30: Visit Tiger Hill Lookout 16:45: Take Bus No. 21 from Tai O fishing village back to Ngong Ping, then take the cable car back ✅Trip tips ✔️Time arrangement: Cable car operating hours 10:00~18:00, recommended to arrive at the cable car station between 10:00~11:30 to start the trip ✔️Time arrangement: Last bus from Tai O fishing village to Ngong Ping is at 16:45, remember to return before then ✅How to get to the starting point Ngong Ping Cable Car Station ✔️If coming from Shenzhen or Zhuhai, the Cross-Border Island Express bus goes directly there ✔️If coming from within Hong Kong city, take the MTR directly to Tung Chung Station ✔️Exit from Tung Chung Station Exit B and walk 200 meters ✅Photo spots P1, 3, 4, 11: Tiger Hill Lookout P2: Tai O heritage hotel 🏨, perfect for afternoon tea by the sea P5, 10, 18: Ngong Ping Cable Car P6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 16: Ngong Ping Village Market P13: Tai O fishing village P9: Hong Kong Chek Lap Kok South Road Below is a Hong Kong travel guide compiled based on the latest 2025 information, covering pre-trip preparation, transportation, accommodation, attractions, food, and practical tips to help you plan efficiently: --- ### **1. Pre-trip Preparation** 1. **Documents and Visas** - Mainland visitors need to apply for the “Home Return Permit” and valid endorsements (G endorsement for individual travel, L endorsement for group travel). Cross-location application is supported, taking about 7-15 working days, costing 80 HKD. - At immigration, use the self-service channel, prepare fingerprint and facial recognition, and fill in the “Customs Passenger Fingerprint Service” QR code in advance. 2. **Currency and Payment** - Most malls and chain stores support Alipay/WeChat Pay, but it’s recommended to exchange a small amount of HKD (about 500-1000 HKD per person) for street snacks, Star Ferry, etc. Exchange rates at border crossings are poor; prioritize booking exchange at mainland banks. 3. **Communication and Electronics** - SIM card: Recommended to buy “MySIM” card after arrival (33 HKD/month for 50GB), cheaper than international roaming. - Power adapter: Hong Kong uses British three-pin plugs; bring an adapter or USB charging cables. 4. **Luggage Suggestions** - Light backpack, sunscreen, sun umbrella (Hong Kong summers are hot and humid), sports shoes (expect a lot of walking). Hotels do not provide toothpaste or toothbrushes, bring your own. --- ### **2. Transportation** 1. **Airport to City** - **Airport Express**: 24 minutes direct to Central, fare about 115 HKD, suitable for time-sensitive travelers. - **Bus/Taxi**: A-line buses cover main areas at affordable prices; taxis are more expensive (red/blue/green taxis serve different areas). 2. **City Transportation** - **MTR**: Covers the whole city, recommended to use Alipay “Travel” QR code or buy an Octopus card (150 HKD including deposit, refundable). - **Special transport**: Star Ferry (4 HKD), tram (2.3 HKD) are great for experiencing city vibes. - **Ticket options**: - **One-day pass** (65 HKD): Good for frequent MTR rides within 24 hours, but not valid on Airport Express or Lo Wu station. - **Airport Express Tourist Ticket** (250-350 HKD): Includes one-way/round-trip Airport Express and 3-day MTR pass. --- ### **3. Accommodation Recommendations** - **Luxury hotels**: Tsim Sha Tsui (The Peninsula), Central (Mandarin Oriental), near shopping and attractions. - **Budget hotels**: Mong Kok, Yau Ma Tei offer good value, recommended “Metropark Hotel Mongkok Hong Kong.” - **Avoid**: Chongqing Mansions and unlicensed guesthouses, especially for female travelers. --- ### **4. Must-visit Attractions and Suggested Itineraries** 1. **Classic route (5 days 4 nights)** - **Day 1**: Victoria Harbour night view + Star Ferry + Peak Tram (best night view). - **Day 2**: Disneyland (must-see fireworks) or Ocean Park (animal shows + rides). - **Day 3**: Mong Kok street snacks + Tsim Sha Tsui shopping (Harbour City, K11). - **Day 4**: Cheung Chau Island (seafood + beach) or Lamma Island hiking. - **Day 5**: Central historic district (PMQ) + Lan Kwai Fong nightlife. 2. **Off-the-beaten-path experiences** - **Sai Wan Swimming Shed**: Sunset photo spot. - **Shek O Village**: Colorful houses and beach, filming location of “King of Comedy.” - **Temple Street Night Market**: Affordable night market with Hong Kong movie vibes. --- ### **5. Food Recommendations** - **Must-try at cha chaan teng (tea restaurants)**: Silk stocking milk tea, pineapple bun, wonton noodles (recommended “Mak An Wonton Noodle”). - **Street snacks**: Curry fish balls, egg waffles, shark fin soup (Mong Kok Fa Yuen Street). - **Seafood and roasted meats**: Typhoon shelter crab (Lei Yue Mun), Yung Kee Restaurant roast goose. - **Dessert shops**: Yee Shun Milk Company (double skin milk), Jiajia Dessert (black sesame soup). --- ### **6. Shopping Guide** 1. **Cosmetics**: Sa Sa, Bonjour (check expiry dates), counters (Times Square Causeway Bay). 2. **Luxury goods**: Harbour City (most brands), Citygate Outlets (discounts). 3. **Jewelry and watches**: Nathan Road “Gold Street” (Chow Sang Sang, Chow Tai Fook), Emperor Watch & Jewellery (Rolex agent). 4. **Streetwear and sneakers**: Mong Kok Sneaker Street, Tsim Sha Tsui THE FOREST mall. --- ### **7. Practical Tips** - **Smoking ban and fines**: No smoking in public places; eating and drinking in MTR fined 2000 HKD. - **Customs limits**: Duty-free allowance of 1 liter alcohol, 19 cigarettes, 1.8 kg milk powder. - **Safety tips**: Keep valuables safe, avoid walking alone in remote areas at night. --- This guide combines core information on transportation, attractions, and food; you can adjust the itinerary based on your personal interests.

Here are 5 must-see tourist spots if you go to Hong Kong! ① Man Mo Temple A Taoist temple that suddenly appeared in the middle of Hong Kong. The coexistence of high-rise apartments and quaint temples is a sight you can only see here! It is recommended for those who want to try the local way of praying, as it is not a culture of offering money to the temple, but a culture of buying incense and offering it to the temple. 🕰️Business hours 8:00-18:00 💰Price per person: Free 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/siyB3EEAxVcnSwDh8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ② Ladies' Market This is a very famous market street. A place where you can see a row of stall-style shops, which are common in Asia. It feels like they are all selling similar things, so it's a place to enjoy the atmosphere rather than shopping! Around the exit, there are food stalls selling food from various countries, which is very fun and recommended 😋 🕰️Business hours 11:00-22:00 (it says 23:30 but there are fewer shops) 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/nQTL9adi7xSNhL7U8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ③ Peak Tower (observation deck), Peak Tram If you come to Hong Kong, you can't miss it! A spot where you can see one of the three best night views in the world. We recommend viewing it from the observation deck (paid) at the Peak Tower! There is also a shopping mall, so you won't have any trouble finding food or tea ^ ^ There are lines for the Peak Tram and the observation deck, so it might be a good idea to choose a time to go 🙆🏻♀️Don't forget to buy your tickets in advance ⚠️Don't forget to take precautions against the cold ❤️🩹 ・Peak Tram 🕰️Opening hours 7:30-23:00 💰Price per person: 1,500-2,000 yen 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/gza8VgtqtviqFX8u7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ・Peak Tower (observation deck) 🕰️Opening hours 10:00-22:00 💰Price per person: Unknown. A set with a drum set costs about 2,800 yen 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/eaPmzVR6VgoPqPacA?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ④Monster Mansion (Yick Cheong Building) A mansion often seen on social media such as Instagram. A tall, old-fashioned mansion where you can feel something you can't feel in Japan! There is also a famous porridge restaurant (Kinbong Jing Jing Porridge Myeon) nearby, so be sure to check it out when you visit! There are still people living there, so please be considerate of the people around you when taking photos⚠️ 🕰️Business hours: As long as it doesn't cause any inconvenience 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/aLdGg5vxGZRYzrKi9?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ・Jinfeng Jingjing Congee Noodles 🕰️Business hours: 7:30-17:00 💰Price per person: 700-1,000 yen 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fTqhygpfSzPUpqxV9?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ★Bonus★ Recommended photo spots (minor) ・The peninsula A beautiful hotel with red lanterns (depending on the season). It's close to the Kowloon beach, so be sure to stop by after seeing Victoria Harbor! 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/hVzyjGgJrAw3vScr7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ・1881heritage A facility that was once used as a police station in the 19th century has been renovated into a hotel and shopping mall. The shopping mall has many luxury brands and a wedding venue💒 The night view is beautiful! 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/e3LjCUPB5N3AYrVx5?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy And that's it! It was a recommended spot😊 I plan to post about food and souvenirs in the future🙆🏻 As my hobby is traveling abroad, please check out my future posts🐶 #HongKong #HongKongTourism #OverseasTravel #Overseas #OverseasTravelGuide #Hogkong #Ladies'Street #VictoriaHarbor #FreeHotelStay

#Valentine's Day Good Places 2025 Enjoy the sweetness on Valentine's Day and stay in your best condition. Peninsula Spa Hong Kong presents a variety of beauty and spa treatments, including the royal beauty facial treatments known for their results, so you can look radiant at any time! The staff service is polite and friendly, the environment is quiet and comfortable. The therapist's hands are good, and there are several flavors of essential oils to choose from. Spa music, ambient lighting is really relaxing. After the massage, you can also use Sauna and Jacucci. After the treatment, you can rest in the lounge overlooking the Victoria Harbor. The lounge also offers fruit and free drinks to chill with your lover!

#ChristmasDestinations2024 This year, The Peninsula Hotel once again collaborated with CHANEL to create a luxurious Christmas light display. The hotel's exterior is carefully decorated, shining with CHANEL's iconic elegance and nobility. The lighting design incorporates classic elements of the brand, such as the double C logo and perfume bottle, making the entire hotel look particularly dazzling at night. This is not only a great place to take photos and check in, but also a great place to feel the Christmas atmosphere. Inside the hotel, The Peninsula’s “Peninsula Holiday Train” is a fairy-tale Christmas installation. This mini train circles the hotel's Christmas tree, and the carriage is filled with a variety of Christmas gifts and decorations, making people feel as if they are in a dreamy Christmas world. This place is especially suitable for families and children to come and play, and feel the joy and warmth of the festival.

In recent years, K11Musea and The Peninsula Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui have been the most popular spots for tourists to take Christmas photos and make Christmas cards. This year is no exception. The Dior Christmas tree at K11Musea and the Chanel bow at The Peninsula are both must-visit places for Christmas card making. This year, K11 MUSEA launched a spectacular 12-meter-high Dior golden Christmas tree during the Christmas season, becoming the focus of the holiday celebrations. This Christmas tree is not only gorgeous in appearance, but also incorporates Dior's luxurious brand image, bringing a visual feast to visitors. The tree trunk is decorated with sparkling Dior lucky stars and iconic perfume bottle totems, which contrast beautifully with the night view of Victoria Harbour and attract many tourists to take photos and write business cards. Fairytale-like carriages are placed under the tree, creating a dreamy festive atmosphere that makes people feel as if they are in the Palace of Versailles in Paris. The Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong once again collaborated with fashion brand Chanel to create a gorgeous pearl bow lighting fixture. Decorated with black and white tweed fabric, gold thread and stars, the bow-knot lights add a luxurious atmosphere to the Peninsula Hotel’s exterior and shine with a dreamy glow when lit at night, making the entire hotel look like a luxurious Christmas gift. If you are in Hong Kong before Christmas, don't miss these two beautiful places, which will definitely add a special touch to your Christmas memories. #ChristmasDestinations2024 #Tsim Sha Tsui good places #Tsim Sha Tsui

Don’t be fooled by online guides. If you don’t have the ability to walk 20,000+ 🦶🏻 a day, it’s impossible to check in more than a dozen places in Hong Kong in one day. · If you are planning to go to Hong Kong to experience the Christmas 🎄 atmosphere, here is a real guide to easily have fun in Hong Kong in two days and one night! - 🗺Two days and one night tour route Day1️⃣Harbour City-1881 Heritage-Peninsula Hotel-K11 Musea-Lee Tung Street Day2️⃣Pacific Place - Fringe Club - Central Market - Ferris Wheel - Sai Ying Pun - Kennedy Town - West Kowloon Cultural District - 📷Christmas check-in ✅Harbour City (Exit L5 of East Tsim Sha Tsui Station): Christmas at the seaside 🌲 + bright red Santa hat decoration, very beautiful and photogenic, but there are really a lot of people, it is recommended to arrive before 9:30; ✅The Peninsula Hotel (Exit L3 of East Tsim Sha Tsui Station): The big Chanel bow makes the atmosphere more vivid when the lights are turned on at night; ✅K11 Musea (Exit J of East Tsim Sha Tsui Station): Pumpkin carriage and Dior's gold 🎄, full of fashion sense; ✅Lee Tung Street (Wan Chai Station Exit D): A snowy invitation street, which has the most Christmas atmosphere after the lights are turned on; ✅ Pacific Place (Admiralty Station Exit F): The moving knitted bear is so adorable that it will definitely make you fall head over heels in love with it; ✅1881 Heritage (Exit L5 of East Tsim Sha Tsui Station): The combination of classical architecture and Christmas decorations is very atmospheric; ✅West Kowloon Cultural District (Exit D2 of Austin): A huge 🎄 by the sea, the atmosphere at sunset is unique here, arrive at the second floor platform early in the afternoon to occupy the best position, remember to check the weather; - 🏞Check-in point ✔️Central: Fringe Club, Tai Kwun, Central Market and the Ferris Wheel are all available for fun; ✔️Sai Ying Pun: An old street with a very Hong Kong atmosphere. The main street with scattered streets and the sea is very photogenic; ✔️Kennedy Town: Through the basketball net, you can take pictures of ships, the sea, and the old streets with traffic, full of Hong Kong atmosphere; - We chose to stay at the MGallery Hotel Hong Kong in Causeway Bay, which is close to Wan Chai Station and has convenient transportation. We stayed in a Japanese tatami room with a direct view of Victoria Harbour. The breakfast and French cuisine at the all-day restaurant on the second floor were both excellent. The next day, whether we were going to Central or Kennedy Town, it was close. There was no need to go back and forth to waste time on the two-day and one-night trip. -

🎄1️⃣ Harbour City (Exit L6, East Tsim Sha Tsui Station) We recommend starting here. There are fewer people around 10 am, so you won't have to wait in line. After 11 am, you'll have to wait a long time to take photos at popular spots, and you'll have to squeeze in to take photos. 2️⃣ 1881 Heritage There are a lot of people at the Christmas cabin, so we recommend going upstairs, where there are fewer people and more photo spots. 3️⃣ The Peninsula Hong Kong (Exit E, Tsim Sha Tsui Station) In addition to the big bow on the exterior, there is also a Christmas tree in the lobby. 4️⃣ K11 (Exit J, East Tsim Sha Tsui Station) You can go inside and take photos in the carriage (make an appointment on-site, but you may not be able to get one). There are also several 🎄 in the mall. 5️⃣ Times Square (Exit A, Causeway Bay Station) A pink heart-shaped Christmas tree, perfect for those with a girly heart. 6️⃣ LANDMARK (Exit G, Central Station) The pink and red color scheme is very festive, and there are fewer people than at other Christmas trees. You can also visit the transparent Christmas tree (Exit G1, Central Station). 7️⃣ Pacific Place (Exit F, Admiralty Station) The fluffy little monsters are so cute! There are also many little tree holes, perfect for bringing kids to play. 8️⃣ Lee Tung Avenue (Exit D, Wan Chai Station) Snow falls on the hour from 7 pm to 9 pm on Fridays to Sundays during Christmas. 9️⃣ West Kowloon A 20-meter-tall Christmas tree, beautiful at dusk. There will also be fireworks on December 24–25. 📝Tips: This route will take you to all the Christmas tree photo spots in Hong Kong in one day. You won't have to backtrack, and you'll get great photos.

#ChristmasGreatPlaces2024 The exterior wall of The Peninsula Hong Kong ✨ has been put on a new Christmas decoration. This time it is themed with the classic design elements of the internationally renowned brand CHANEL, bringing a unique festive atmosphere to everyone. ⭐️ The exterior wall is decorated with double C patterns and ribbon bows, paired with pearl necklaces, showing the luxury and elegance of CHANEL. These elements, illuminated by lights, appear dazzling and attract many eyes. 💎🎀 For those who want to check in and take photos, remember to pay attention to the Christmas lights, which are turned on at 8pm every night! When viewed from a distance, the exterior wall of The Peninsula Hotel looks like a shining piece of jewelry. The design is thoughtful and adds a lot of magic to the festival. 🌟🏨 As for afternoon tea, the pastries and desserts are very delicious, and the selection of tea is also satisfying, making it a wonderful tea-tasting time. ✨ #CHECK-IN #HONG KONG GOOD PLACE #Christmas GOOD PLACE

#ChristmasDestinations2024 Of course you have to come to Hong Kong for Christmas🎄 to feel the strong festive atmosphere. It becomes very photogenic after the various installations are lit up at night. Starting from Harbour City, the attractions are very dense. It is recommended to walk all the way. The K11 installation light show is on the outdoor side of the mall. In addition to a super giant golden Christmas tree, there is also a pumpkin 🎃 carriage with lights on. It is very photogenic❤️. It is really beautiful to see at night. After viewing the Christmas tree, you can take a walk to the nearby beach to enjoy the unique and beautiful night view of Hong Kong. Recommended 👍 🎯One-day flash Hong Kong Christmas check-in route The Landmark (Exit G, Central Station, Hong Kong Island Line) — Pacific Place — Lee Tung Avenue (didn’t go) — Times Square (didn’t go) — West Kowloon Promenade — Harbour City (didn’t go) — 1881 heritage — The Peninsula Hotel (passed by) — K11 Musea Horse-drawn Carriage Christmas Tree After the event, you can take the high-speed rail back to Shenzhen from West Kowloon Station. It’s crowded on holidays, so remember to buy tickets in advance, otherwise you really won’t be able to go back! #ChristmasMallActivities #100TravelWays #2024TravelReview #HongKongChristmasLights #HongKongChristmasCheck-In #HongKongChristmasDestinations

1. K11 Musea Dior Carriage🎅🏻 It is recommended to check in at dusk, when the Christmas tree lights start to light up and the sky is not too dark! (Tips: You need to make an appointment to enter the venue for shooting, and there is a small queue every day) 2. The Peninsula Hotel Chanel Bow 🎀 There are a lot of people, so be careful when shooting! There is also a big Christmas tree in the hotel lobby! 3. The Grand Weaver🐻 The Grand Weaver’s awkward yet polite smile is so cute! I declare that the cutest Christmas decorations in Hong Kong have to be Pacific Place! 4. The Repulse Bay Christmas Tree🎄 A must-see giant Christmas tree in Repulse Bay, with fewer people and easy to take photos! #GlobalTravel #HongKongCheck-in #HongKongGoodDestinations #GoodDestinationsForFamily #GoodDestinationsForChristmas2024 #Christmas IG: @mika.wongg

Who can resist Christmas in Hong Kong? The atmosphere is super warm and intense~ You can find photo spots on any city walk Personally tested and checked in at 9 popular Christmas installations in Hong Kong in one day Detailed routes and check-in locations included Guaranteed 1000% photo results The popular RedBall also appeared in Hong Kong Arrange limited check-ins now! 🚶 Route: Harbour City - 1881 - Peninsula Hotel - K11 - iSQUARE - Pacific Place - Red Ball Project - West Kowloon Cultural District Christmas Town - Central Stone Street ✔️ Harbour City 🚇 Transportation: Exit L6 of East Tsim Sha Tsui Station. The Christmas tree🎄 and the beautiful view of Victoria Harbour are so popular that many people check in, so you must go there early in the morning ✔️ 1881 It is a 2-minute walk from Harbour City. The small garden installation in southern France is really super romantic! ✔️ The Peninsula Hotel 1 minute walk from 1881, with a huge Chanel bow 🎀, and Christmas scenes to take photos inside ✔️ K11 2 minutes walk from The Peninsula Hotel, with a pumpkin carriage 🎃 by the sea and a golden Christmas tree 🎄, very dreamy ✔️ iSQUARE 5 minutes walk from K11, with a giant Christmas deer full of fairytale atmosphere ✔️ Pacific Place Enter Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station from iSQUARE, and take Exit F of Admiralty Station to see the huge knitting bear 🐻 ✔️ Red Ball Project, a street art culture that is popular all over the world! Limited check-in: From December 6 to December 15, 2024, it will be exhibited in different areas of Hong Kong from 11:00 to 18:00 every day ✔️ Christmas Town in West Kowloon Cultural District 📷 Must-check-in points: ✔️ Giant seaside Christmas tree, you can go up to the second-floor platform to take beautiful photos of the Christmas tree and the sunset on the seaside! ✔️ The light and shadow tunnel is a dreamy scene ✔️ The train 🚂 and the Christmas tree 🎄 are really photogenic ✔️ There are also various panda 🐼 installations on site, which are so cute ✔️ The gift 🎁 hut is like a fairy tale world 🛍️ There is also a seaside Christmas market every Friday to Sunday, which is super lively! 🎆 There will be fireworks displays at 20:00 for three consecutive nights on December 24th and 25th~        🚇 Transportation: 1️⃣ Get off at Kowloon MTR Station and walk for 15-20 minutes. 2️⃣ Get off at Austin MTR Station, exit at D1 and take the CX1 minibus, and you can reach the Christmas tree in a few minutes🎄 ✔️ Stone Street in Central Take one subway stop from Kowloon Station to Wellington Street, where there are many stalls selling Christmas decorations, or you can walk all the way to Tai Kwun!

#besthotels Known as the “Grande Dame of the Far East,” The Peninsula Hong Kong stands as a symbol of timeless elegance and luxury. Established in 1928, this legendary hotel blends classic charm with modern sophistication, offering an experience that epitomizes the essence of Hong Kong hospitality. The Peninsula’s beautifully appointed rooms and suites are designed to perfection, featuring state-of-the-art technology and stunning views of Victoria Harbour or the vibrant Kowloon skyline. From the plush furnishings to the marble bathrooms, every detail exudes opulence. Dining at The Peninsula is an unforgettable experience. Whether it’s the traditional Afternoon Tea at The Lobby, Michelin-starred French cuisine at Gaddi’s, or authentic Cantonese flavors at Spring Moon, every bite is a celebration of culinary artistry. One of the hotel’s iconic features is its fleet of Rolls-Royce Phantoms, which can whisk you around the city in unparalleled style. For a truly breathtaking perspective, the hotel also offers helicopter tours from its exclusive rooftop helipad. Located in Tsim Sha Tsui, The Peninsula is a stone’s throw from luxury shopping, cultural landmarks, and the Star Ferry. A stay here isn’t just a visit to Hong Kong—it’s an immersion in its history, luxury, and vibrant charm.

🚇Tsim Sha Tsui ☑️Mira Place 1 (Tsim Sha Tsui B1) ☑️iSQUARE (Tsim Sha Tsui E) ☑️1881 Heritage (Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui E) ☑️The Peninsula Hong Kong (Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui L3) ☑️K11 MUSEA (Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui L2) ☑️Harbour City (Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui L6) 🚇Central ☑️IFC Mall (Hong Kong F) ☑️LANDMARK (Central G) ☑️Tai Kwun (Central D2) 🚇Causeway Bay ☑️Chanel at Lee Garden (Causeway Bay F1) ☑️Times Square (Causeway Bay A) 🚇Admiralty ☑️Pacific Place (Admiralty F) 🚇Wan Chai ☑️Lee Tung Avenue (Wan Chai A3) 🚇Mong Kok ☑️Langham Place (Mong Kok C3) ☑️MOKO (Mong Kok East D) 🚇Kowloon Station ☑️West Kowloon Cultural District (Kowloon E3) ☑️ELEMENTS (Kowloon C/Austin) 🚇Kai Tak Station ☑️Airside 🚇Yuen Long ☑️YOHO MALL 🚇Disneyland ☑️Hong Kong Disneyland

We'll take you to all the Christmas trees in Hong Kong in just 20,000 steps! There are 8 beautiful Christmas photo spots in total, and you can get to all of them by subway and walking! If you're spending Christmas in Hong Kong, save this guide and follow it! 🗺️Route: K11 Musea → The Peninsula Hong Kong → Harbour City → West Kowloon Cultural District → Landmark → Pacific Place → Lee Tung Avenue → Times Square 🎄Christmas Photo Spots in Hong Kong: 1⃣️K11 Musea: Dior Christmas Tree + Carriage🎄 🚇Exit J, East Tsim Sha Tsui Station 2⃣️The Peninsula Hong Kong: Chanel Christmas Tree🎄 🚇Exit E, Tsim Sha Tsui Station or Exit L3, East Tsim Sha Tsui Station 3⃣️Harbour City: Seaside Staircase Christmas Trees + Big Red Christmas Tree + Christmas Calendar🎄 🚇Exit A1, Tsim Sha Tsui Station or Exit L5, East Tsim Sha Tsui Station 4⃣️West Kowloon Cultural District: Seaside Colorful Christmas Tree🎄 🚇Exit E, Kowloon Station or Exit D, Austin Station 5⃣️Landmark: Christmas Pink Big Bow🎀 🚇Exit G, Central Station 6⃣️Pacific Place: Christmas Wonderland - Giant Scarfed Cute Beast + Christmas House🐻 🚇Exit F, Admiralty Station - Pacific Place Direction 7⃣️Lee Tung Avenue: Christmas Street🎄 🚇Exit D, Wan Chai Station 8⃣️Times Square: Pink Heart Christmas Tree🩷🎄 🚇Exit F1, Causeway Bay Station ⚠️Tips: 🔸Prepare an Octopus Card and an overseas data card in advance. 🔸Some photo spots are crowded, and you may have to wait in line to take photos, so be patient. 🔸Pay attention to the closing times of the malls to avoid missing out. 🔸Pay attention to traffic lights and obey traffic rules when walking on the street.

🎄✨Visit 8️⃣ Christmas wonderlands in Hong Kong in one day. Warning: You might cry! 🎅 🎉Christmas in Hong Kong is like a fairytale come to life! I've planned a great Citywalk route for you, taking you to 8 beautiful Christmas spots in half a day, all for free! 🎁 Some places even have mysterious little gifts waiting for you! 👀 Come with me and capture these shining moments with your camera! 📸 👉Route: Central👉Admiralty👉Wan Chai👉Causeway Bay (Island Line), or the other way around. The subway takes you directly there, perfect for lazy people! 🚇 🌈No matter the weather, don't worry! Apart from Lee Tung Avenue, all the other spots are indoors, so you can enjoy them rain or shine! 🌈 1️⃣ifc mall 🏢 🚇Central Station, Exit A1, 5-minute walk via the footbridge! 🎨Theme: Magic Toy Factory, a fairytale world that will make your heart melt! 📅Dates: Nov 21, 2024–Jan 1, 2025. Bring your friends! 📸Fewer people, beautiful scenery, and the surrounding shops are also great for photos. Remember to strike a pose! Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2️⃣LANDMARK 🎀 🚇Central Station, Exit G. It looks like a large carousel, but there are too many people! I don't think it's a good place for photos. Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐ 3️⃣Pacific Place 🏰 🚇Admiralty Station, Exit F, a few steps away! 🎄Christmas Village, with monsters, Christmas trees, wooden houses... every corner is a dream! 🔍I heard that 4 hidden photo spots will open on the 21st. Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4️⃣Lee Tung Avenue 🏘️ 🚇Wan Chai Station, Exit D. A European-style town with lots of activities! ❄️Snow show, masquerade ball... remember to check the schedule! 😔But it's cold outside, and the alley is short, so be careful! Recommended: ⭐⭐ 5️⃣Chanel Christmas Exhibition 🛍️ 🚇Causeway Bay Station, Exit F. Exhibition + gifts, two birds with one stone! 6️⃣Harbour City 🛍️ 🚇East Tsim Sha Tsui/Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Exit L6. Crowded and messy, be careful on cloudy days! 😌But the sea view coffee at CR Cafe is worth it! Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐ 7️⃣The Repulse Bay 🏖️ 🚌Bus 6/6X, get off at Repulse Bay Beach/Repulse Bay Road. Beach + afternoon tea, great for photos! 🚇The only downside is the inconvenient commute, but the photos are worth it! Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 8️⃣The Peninsula Hotel ❌ Chanel decorations are not ready yet, so don't waste your time! 🚫 👗Finally, a reminder: it's getting cold in Hong Kong, so wrap up warm and look good! 🧣

#traveldiaries The Peninsula shop at Hong Kong International Airport is a must-visit for travelers. Offering a delightful selection of pastries and souvenirs, it’s the perfect place to pick up a special treat before your flight. Be sure to try their renowned mooncakes, which are a standout item and make for a memorable gift or indulgence. With its variety and quality, this shop is an excellent stop for both last-minute purchases and unique finds.

The Peninsula Boutique & Café is divided into two sections. The café features an elegant jade green decor 💚, while the boutique offers a variety of cookie gift boxes, teas, and more. There's even an adorable giant teddy bear for photo ops 🧸💕. The café has recently launched new ice cream sundaes, including: 💛 Tropical Temptation - Mango, Coconut, Walnut Crunch (Single/Double) 🤎 Chocolate Fantasy - Caramel Chocolate, Brownie, Banana (Single/Double) 💚 Strawberry Matcha Blossom - Strawberry, Matcha, Matcha Crunch (Single) ❤️ Berry Delight - Strawberry, Blueberry, Red Berry (Double) 💰 HKD138/ Single, HKD228/ Double Each flavor is incredibly tempting. We opted for the double serving of 'Berry Delight - Strawberry, Blueberry, Red Berry.' It looked stunning 🩷. The vanilla and berry ice cream was smooth and creamy, melting in your mouth 🤤. It was filled with fresh strawberries and blueberries, along with dried red berries, topped with a crispy butterfly pastry. The overall texture was rich and varied! 😍 The sweet and tart berry flavors blended perfectly with the smooth ice cream, making it refreshing and not overly sweet—perfect for summer ☀️😋. 📍 The Peninsula Boutique & Café - Shop 7-9, Basement, The Peninsula Hong Kong, 22 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui