Hongkong 3 Days Itinerary

Visit HongKong

Arrive in Hongkong
Day 1 AM

By Air

The fastest way into the city from Hong Kong International Airport is to take the Airport Express train and connecting free shuttle bus to major hotels.
By Rail  (Intercity through train)
Visitors travelling on MTR's through train services from Beijing, Shanghai and Guangdong disembark at MTR Hung Hom Station (Kowloon) close to Tsim Sha Tsui.
By Sea
Ferries from Macau and Mainland China berth at either the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal in Sheung Wan (Hong Kong Island) or the China Ferry Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui (Kowloon)..
Day 1 PM


Enjoy the incredible skyline and magnificent harbour sights aboard the "Shining Star"- a beautiful re-creation of a Star Ferry circa 1920.
Single circuit of the harbour takes one hour
Bookings: Star Ferry's Harbour Tour +852 2118 6201
Be sure to get off the ferry in Tsim Sha Tsui to continue with your itinerary.
A Kaleidoscopic Experience - Tsim Sha Tsui
Tsim Sha Tsui is a tourist mecca offering great shopping, dining and entertainment.
Located along the waterfront are attractions like the Cultural Centre, Space Museum , Museum of Art, and the Avenue of Stars
For colonial reminders, check out the Clock Tower , and The Peninsula Hotel.


Day 1 Evening


Harbourfront Show 

Watch the spectacular A Symphony of Lights, the world's largest permanent light-and-sound show, held nightly at 8pm.
The Best of Chinese Cuisine
To enjoy Cantonese cuisine at its most succulent, visit one of the winners of the annual Best of the Best Culinary Awards or QTS-accredited restaurants in Tsim Sha Tsui.
A Shopper's Paradise

Explore Harbour City, Hong Kong's largest shopping mall with hundreds of local and international stores, most open until 9pm 

Head to Nathan Road's famous Golden Mile that bustles with shoppers day and night. It's renowned for its colourful neon-lit shops, restaurants and nightspots. Most shops stay open until 10pm 

Take in the factory outlets along Granville Road, a must for bargain shoppers.
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Day 2 AM



Hong Kong Wetland Park  
The northern part of Hong Kong's New Territories contains protected wetlands, an important ecosystem providing habitats for a variety of plants, animals and particularly waterfowl. 
The Wetland Park enables visitors to explore a 60-hectare wetland reserve without disturbing the environment. 
A visitor centre features three major exhibition galleries on biodiversity, civilisation and conservation, as well as hands-on experiences to enthral young and old alike.
Traditional Hong Kong Delicacies
Try a Hong Kong-style teahouse and savour favourite local dishes.
Head to a Hong Kong-style teahouse to savour favourite local dishes such as won ton noodles, fried beef slices with noodles, cakes and desserts. 
Try bor law yau, a steaming-hot sweet bun stuffed with melted butter, and daan tart, a tasty baked egg custard tart. 


Day 2 PM


Open Air Markets

Visit the Yau Ma Tei / Mongkok, the heart of Kowloon and discover the bustling excitement of urban Chinese lifestyle.
The neighbourhoods of Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok are ideal for finding great value on souvenirs and electronic goods 
Find bargain-priced trendy fashion and casual wear on Fa Yuen Street. Stores are open 11am-9:30pm daily. 
Be spoilt for choice at Ladies' Market(Mobile Host:#16), open noon-11:30pm daily. 
For a guide to the area, pick up a free copy of Hong Kong Walks at the hotel or a HKTB Visitor Centre.

Day 2 Evening

Market Magic

Temple Street Night Market
Hong Kong's most famous open-air market, a bustling array of stalls selling everything from watches and leatherwear to clothing and souvenirs 
Apart from great bargains, other attractions include fortune-tellers and occasionally, Cantonese opera singers, as well as alfresco dining. 
Opens at 2pm but really comes to life at dusk, closing at midnight
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Day 3 AM


Golden Bauhinia Square, Wanchai
The HK Convention and Exhibition Centre, an impressive architectural landmark, is the historic site of the return of Hong Kong to Chinese sovereignty on 30 June 1997. 
Located on the centre's waterfront promontory is Golden Bauhinia Square, where a flag-raising ceremony is held every morning at 7:50am. On the 1st of every month, the Police Pipe Band and special escort perform an enhanced ceremony starting at 7:45am. Nearby is the Reunification Monument.
Head over to Johnston Road and the neighbouring back streets for great 'local' shopping, particularly casual wear.
Queen's Road East has excellent rattan and Chinese furniture shops that will ship items around the world.

Day 3 PM


Last minute shopping

The unrivalled variety of goods on offer and competitive prices thanks to no sales tax or VAT, make shopping irresistible!
Shopping malls, department stores, boutiques and street markets are within walking distance of most hotels and conveniently located along the MTR line.

Day 3 Evening
Depart Honkong



By Air 
The fastest way to Hong Kong International Airport is to take the Airport Express train.
Airport Express passengers can enjoy the free Airport Express Shuttle Bus service, which transports passengers from all major hotels to MTR Hong Kong Station or MTR Kowloon Station.
Most airline passengers also enjoy free in-town check-in service at the stations from one day before up to 90 minutes prior to take-off.
By Rail (Intercity through train)
MTR Corporation operates three intercity train services between Hong Kong and Mainland China - to Guangdong, Beijing and Shanghai, from MTR Hung Hom Station.
By Sea 
Ferries depart from either the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal in Sheung Wan or the China Ferry Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui.
Ferries to/from Macau.
Ferries to/from Guangdong in China.

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