Hong Kong Travel Blog

When you get off the Peak Tram on your way, the first shops that greet you are the souvenir shops, you’ll see wax or fiberglass molding of baby’s hands, Chinese chops and Chinese calligraphy,toys, massage products, miniature fridge magnet dim sum, postcards, shirts, Chinese shoes and glitzy...

5. Tai O Tai O, located on Lantau Island, is nicknamed the “Venice of Hong Kong.” The near-derelict fishing village is divided by a river into a Y shape and the main mode of transport are still the man powered ferry crossings and villagers rely on small boats to get to places. Its secluded...

Hong Kong restaurants that have made it into the Hong Kong Michelin Awards 2011 (米芝蓮指南香港澳門 2011) are some of the cheapest restaurants in the whole world.  Fresh from the oven, a total of 257 restaurants and hotels are listed and 64 out of 257 restaurants are rising star novelties...

How Cheap Is Cheap? The prices in Hong Kong are comparatively cheap and it would be an understatement to say if don’t dirt cheap. Shoes found in street shops range from USD 3 to USD 100 and a basic set meal with soup, mains and coffee or tea is about HKD 30. Given that prices are so cheap Hong...

The serene ambience of the Musuem of Art Hong Kong It is a Saturday afternoon and every neighborhood is packed with people, especially shopping areas such as Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay. If you wish to escape from the crowd and save money in the act of doing so, there are great hideaways to visit:...

Hong Kong tourism experiences give you the opportunity to share in and learn about the world’s oldest living culture meeting the newest Western cultures. Here are the top ten things to do in Hong Kong that provide you with a different way of gaining a perspective into the amazing world of Chinese...