3-Day Hong Kong Travel Guide

Skyline views, shopping, and mid-level attractions

• Morning: Take the Peak Tram to Victoria Peak for panoramic views of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon.
• Afternoon: Explore Central district — visit Mid-Levels Escalators, SoHo for dining, and PMQ for local design shops.
• Evening: Enjoy dinner in Lan Kwai Fong or along the Central waterfront with a view of the skyline.

Tsim Sha Tsui, markets, and cultural attractions

• Morning: Walk along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and visit the Avenue of Stars for skyline photography.
• Afternoon: Explore Kowloon markets — Ladies Market, Temple Street Night Market, and Jade Market.
• Evening: Watch the Symphony of Lights show across Victoria Harbour and enjoy local cuisine at a rooftop restaurant.

Big Buddha, Ngong Ping Village, and Tai O fishing village

• Morning: Take the Ngong Ping Cable Car to see the Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha) and Po Lin Monastery.
• Afternoon: Visit Ngong Ping Village for local souvenirs, then head to Tai O fishing village to explore traditional stilt houses.
• Evening: Return to Hong Kong Island and enjoy dinner at a traditional Cantonese restaurant.

Recommended Restaurants

• Tim Ho Wan — timhowan.com — Michelin-star dim sum at affordable prices.
• Lung King Heen — fourseasons.com — Renowned Cantonese fine dining with harbour views.
• Mak's Noodle — maksnoodle.com — Famous for traditional wonton noodles.

Recommended Hotels

• The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong — ritzcarlton.com — Luxurious 5-star hotel with panoramic skyline views.
• Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong — mandarinoriental.com — Elegant accommodations in Central with exceptional service.
• Ovolo Central — ovolohotels.com — Trendy boutique hotel with modern amenities and convenient location.

Tips & Recommendations

• Transport: Use the Octopus Card for MTR, buses, ferries, and trams.
• Timing: Visit Victoria Peak early morning to avoid crowds; markets are best in the late afternoon.
• Money & Safety: Credit cards widely accepted, keep cash for small vendors. Hong Kong is generally safe but stay alert in busy tourist areas.
• Culinary Highlights: Try dim sum, egg tarts, and local seafood at Dai Pai Dongs or Michelin-recommended restaurants.