Top Attractions

 Ocean Park 
 Located on the south end of Hong Kong Island, the Ocean Park is among the top theme parks and aquariums in Southeast Asia, as well as the best marine education center, which makes it a must for families with children. With an area of 170 miles, it's one of the largest ocean parks in the world.

RepulseBay
Situated in the southern part of Hong Kong Island, the Repulse Bay is a good place where you can enjoy the natural beauty of the seashore and the bays. The beach stretches long with clear azure blue water gently lapping the seashore. Its sand is golden and soft. Not far from the Repulse Bay, there is the Deep Water Bay, Middle Bay and South Bay, which are all perfect bathing beaches.

Hong Kong Disneyland
Located on the Lantau Island, the Disneyland Resort is a must-see because of its special attractions and the inimitable sense of Chinese culture. Come here, you can find the golden past and the glorious future! Accompanied by Mickey Mouse and other Disney friends, you start a fantastic and magical journey.


                                                               
Victoria Peak
It's the best place from which to admire the 
lights of this Oriental Pearl. Peak Tower with its famous wok-like architecture stands at the exit of Peak Tram. The amazing Ripley's Believe It or Not! Odditorium, the exciting Peak Explorer Motion Simulator, and relaxing terraces and restaurants are among the favorite stops at this entertainment center. Another favorite attraction is the Madame Tussaud Wax Museum with figures of celebrities including local movie star Jackie Chan. Additionally, on the northern hillside of the Peak, you can see the Zoological and Botanical Garden.

Wong Tai Sin Temple
Wong Tai Sin Temple, patterned after an ancient Chinese palace and rich in Chinese culture, is the most famous temple in Hong Kong. Fortunetellers are active there. Besides the Wong Tai Sin Temple, another two famous temples in Hong Kong are the Man Mo Temple and Po Lin Monastery.




More Attractions

 Hong Kong Island

Aberdeen          
Causeway Bay          
Golden Bauhinia Square
Happy Valley     
Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence
Stanley        
Wan Chai

Hong Kong Island, the heart of Hong Kong, is the center of economy, politics, entertainment and shopping. Two days is usually enough for tourists who want to see the main attractions on the island. From the Central District to Causeway Bay in Northern Hong Kong Island is the main commercial, shopping and entertainment area; the residential area is from Tin Hau to Chai Wan on the eastern part of the island; and Southern Hong Kong Island is the recreational area, where visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of the sea shore and bays.

 Kowloon Peninsula 

Hong Kong Coliseum  
Kowloon Park    
Museums in Kowloon
Star Ferry
Temple Street                  
Tsim Sha Tsui  

Kowloon Peninsula, which links Hong Kong Island to Chinese mainland, offers yet another view of this exciting part of China. It’s encircled by the Victoria Harbour on the east, south and west sides. As the same as the Hong Kong Island, Kowloon is an indispensable part to form the prosperous downtown Hong Kong. Allow at least one full day to experience its sparkling delights, including Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok. The Star Ferry can be both inexpensive and romantic. For shutterbugs, a ride on the ferry provides the optimum angle from which to snap fantastic views of the harbor.      

 The New Territories and Outlying Islands

Cheung Chau Island     
Hong Kong Wetland Park   
Lamma Island
Lantau Island                 
Mai Po Natural Reserve        
Sai Kung Peninsula
Shatin

The New Territories covers the most area of Hong Kong. It’s made up of two parts, including the land connecting with the Kowloon Peninsula and the 223 outlying islands. In the past, the New Territories was once fairly rural, undeveloped parts of Hong Kong, and there are still many areas where visitors can see villages that have remained unchanged for centuries. Today, Shatin and Tuen Mun in the New Territories and Tung Chung on the Lantau Island are well-developed.