It's back! This time, we're taking you to Hong Kong, our close neighbor, filled with must-visit attractions and tons of interesting spots. On this trip, we'll show you Hong Kong from four fresh perspectives that will make you fall in love with it even more. First, we'll dive into its unique art and culture, followed by shopping, dining, and relaxing in various districts. Don't forget to explore and have fun to the fullest! And if that's not enough, there are plenty of outdoor activities designed for tourists. Get ready to experience Hong Kong in a whole new way and enjoy every corner we take you to!

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Let’s start at the Hong Kong Museum, which houses over 15,000 pieces of art, including paintings, sculptures, ancient Chinese art, historical photography, local art, and works from around the world. The exhibits are constantly rotating, offering something new for every visit. If you're an art lover, this is a must-see! Not only will you get to experience a wide range of art, but you'll also immerse yourself in an atmosphere full of inspiration from every corner of the globe.

Entry fee: Adults $10 / Children $5 (Free entry every Wednesday)

Opening hours: Weekdays 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Weekends 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM (Closed every Thursday and on the 1st and 2nd day of the Chinese New Year festival)

Next up, let’s visit the Hong Kong Palace Museum, a newly opened museum this year, located on the West Kowloon side. This museum gathers over 900 world-class artworks and cultural artifacts, including rare Chinese porcelain pieces that are hard to find elsewhere. In addition, 13 masterpieces have been brought in from the Louvre Museum in France for visitors to admire and appreciate. This is a must-visit for those interested in art, history, and culture!

Entry fee: General admission $50 / Special exhibition admission $120

Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM / Friday, Saturday, and holidays 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM

M+ Museum is another newly opened museum with the concept of "Museum and More," which is more than just a museum. Inside, you'll find exhibits showcasing design, architecture, and other spectacular works, totaling over 1,500 pieces across 33 galleries. These include animation works, 20th and 21st-century films, and more. It's been recognized as the largest contemporary art museum in the world and has become one of Hong Kong's must-visit landmarks.

Entry fee: Free

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Thursday, Saturday-Sunday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM / Friday 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM (Closed on Mondays)

When visiting Hong Kong, be sure to check out K11 Musea, a newly opened shopping mall located in Tsim Sha Tsui on Victoria Harbour. Here, visitors can shop while admiring famous art exhibitions on display. In addition, the mall features restaurants from around the world, including the Michelin 1-star Tominokoji Yamagishi, FORTNUM & MASON, and Avobar from the UK, along with over 50 other renowned eateries.

Entrance Fee: Free

Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

One of the must-visit shopping destinations in Hong Kong is Central Market, which has recently undergone renovations. The market has been transformed into a lively community hub filled with a variety of local brand shops. There are also retail stores and a range of restaurants to choose from. If you're unsure where to wander around Hong Kong, Central Market is a great place to visit, offering a complete experience while also bringing a sense of nostalgia, reminding visitors of Hong Kong's history.

Entrance fee: Free

Opening hours: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Still catering to the shopping enthusiasts, 618 Shanghai is a newly renovated shopping mall located in the heart of Mong Kok. This building, which once housed a riverside structure selling sweet fruit-based cigarettes and other items like electrical appliances, herbal teas, and leather goods, has now been transformed into a vibrant commercial space. Visitors can explore vintage artwork, murals, local products, and modern boutiques while appreciating the beauty of the building, which boasts unique balconies and was originally constructed before World War II.

Entry Fee: Free

Opening Hours: 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM

Temple Street Night Market is one of the most popular night markets in Hong Kong that you shouldn’t miss when visiting the city. This bustling street is a hub for a variety of local street food and a wide range of goods, from shoes and bags to souvenirs. Visitors can shop for affordable products while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere. The market also offers live entertainment, including street performances, making it the perfect spot for a relaxed stroll and to experience the local way of life.

Entry fee: None

Opening hours: 16:00 - 23:00

One of the must-visit attractions in Hong Kong for travelers of all ages is none other than Hong Kong Disneyland, a world-class theme park filled with beauty and the adorable charm of beloved Disney characters. This time, Hong Kong Disneyland has unveiled a brand-new castle called the Castle of Magical Dreams in celebration of its special 15th anniversary. The newly designed castle is inspired by 13 different Disney fairy tales, making it a magical experience for all visitors. If you're wondering what to do in Hong Kong Disneyland, we’ve got a list of must-try rides and activities for you to enjoy!

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Opening Hours: 10:30 AM - 9:00 PM

Water World Ocean Park is Hong Kong’s newest water park attraction, opening its doors for the first time. Inside, you'll find 27 thrilling rides across 5 zones, including colorful water slides that offer an exciting experience for visitors. The park also features a LEGOLAND learning center, where kids can explore a miniature LEGO city and snap fun photos. It's the perfect destination to cool off and have fun during the summer season!

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Ocean Park Hong Kong is a must-visit destination for kids and families! This attraction is more than just a water park—it's a theme park combined with a zoo. Inside, you'll find adorable animal performances and thrilling outdoor rides that bring non-stop excitement. Whether you're looking to enjoy captivating shows or relive your childhood with adrenaline-pumping rides, Ocean Park offers the perfect mix of fun and adventure for all ages!

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Change the atmosphere and immerse yourself in nature with the next must-visit destination in Hong Kong—Tung Wan Beach and Kwun Yam Beach. Located on Cheung Chau Island, which is shaped like a dumbbell handle, these beaches are surrounded by a bustling ferry terminal and a lively shopping district. Here, you’ll find an array of shops, from charming cafés and jewelry stores to local restaurants offering delicious bites. Take a stroll along the shoreline, soak in the refreshing sea breeze, and enjoy the stunning view of the crystal-clear blue waters.

Entrance Fee: Free

Opening Hours: Open 24 hours

Of course, no trip to Hong Kong is complete without riding the Ngong Ping Cable Car to visit the Big Buddha. The highlight of this experience is taking the crystal-clear cable car across the bay, covering a distance of 5.7 kilometers. Along the way, visitors can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. The journey takes just 25 minutes to reach the Big Buddha, which sits majestically atop the mountain. It is believed that those who come to pay respects and make wishes here will receive blessings and have their desires fulfilled.

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Standard Cabin

Crystal Cabin (Glass floor)

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When it comes to one of Hong Kong's iconic landmarks, many people immediately think of Victoria Harbour. This beautiful harbor is famous for its colorful cruise ships docked along the harbor city, making it a popular spot for tourists to take photos, enjoy the scenery, and witness the nightly light show. The light show is one of the must-see activities when visiting Hong Kong, adding a magical touch to the experience.

Entry fee: Free

Opening hours: 24 hours

One outdoor activity that has always attracted tourists is riding the Peak Tram to enjoy the scenic views at The Peak in Hong Kong. This destination is renowned as one of the most beautiful spots in Hong Kong, standing at approximately 552 meters above sea level. It is the top attraction on Hong Kong Island. Once visitors reach the top, they are treated to unforgettable views, including the impressive skyline with its skyscrapers and a panoramic view of the city below.

Entry fee: Free

Opening Hours: 07:00 - 22:00, with departures every 15-20 minutes.

The last recommended attraction in Hong Kong is the Superstar Avenue, also known as the Avenue of Stars. This iconic location showcases handprints of famous celebrities, allowing visitors to admire the imprints of their favorite stars. The avenue is located in front of the InterContinental Hong Kong hotel along the waterfront. The main photo spot here is the statue of Bruce Lee, the legendary actor. This area is often referred to as the "Hollywood of Asia," and it's a must-visit for those looking to capture a piece of cinematic history.

Entry fee: Free

Opening Hours: 24 hours

The No. 1 temple for spiritual devotees across Asia! Known as Wong Tai Sin or “The Wish-Granting Deity,” this temple is famed for its accurate kau chim (fortune stick) readings. Whether you're seeking clarity about love, career, or your future, simply focus your mind, shake the sticks, and the right answer will come. The temple complex also includes various shrines and fortune-enhancing areas, such as the Tai Sui Shrine for bad luck cleansing and zones for wealth and prosperity blessings.

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Atmosphere: Lively and bustling with tourists from around the world, yet still deeply sacred with authentic Chinese spiritual energy.

Home to the powerful "Che Kung" deity, a military general known for warding off evil and misfortune. Ideal for those wanting to protect their families, strengthen life’s armor, or boost business success. The massive “Lucky Windmill” inside is a must-visit—spin it clockwise three times to turn bad luck into good. There’s also a large bell to strike for attracting fortune.

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Best for: Entrepreneurs, businesspeople, or anyone facing challenges in life.

“The Temple of Love” Heartbroken? Single? Hoping for romance to blossom? This temple is dedicated to the Goddess of Mercy (Guanyin) in her love-blessing form. It’s small but filled with warmth. Locals often come here to pray for relationship success. There are flower offerings and red candles to boost romantic energy.

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Best for: Singles looking for love, couples seeking harmony, or anyone healing a broken heart.

Pray with a sea view. This seaside temple in Repulse Bay offers stunning ocean views and positive energy. Featuring giant statues of Guanyin, the Laughing Buddha, and Fu-Lu-Shou (Fortune, Prosperity, Longevity), it’s believed that crawling under the foot of the deities and making a wish brings rapid blessings.

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Best for: Attracting wealth, good fortune, and new life energy.

A national icon! Home to the world’s largest outdoor bronze Buddha, known as Tian Tan Buddha, located atop Lantau Island. To get there, take the Ngong Ping cable car for heavenly views. Many visit to gain merit, clarity, and peace during life’s turning points.

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Best for: Those feeling lost, tired, or in need of inner peace.

A temple of intellect and willpower. Tucked amid the skyscrapers of Central Hong Kong, this 1847 temple honors Man (God of Literature) and Mo (God of War). It's a quiet place where scholars, students, and businesspeople come to seek wisdom and strength.

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Best for: Students facing exams, professionals starting new jobs or projects, and entrepreneurs entering high-stakes negotiations.

Elegant, serene, and deeply spiritual. This hidden gem in Tai Po features a majestic 76-meter white Guanyin statue one of the tallest in the world. Surrounded by lush greenery and mountains, it offers tranquility and deep inner healing. The Zen-style architecture and Water Offering Ritual help cleanse and renew the spirit.

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Best for: Anyone emotionally or spiritually drained, seeking renewal and inner peace.

A hidden gem for holistic spiritual seekers. Located in Tsuen Wan, this temple uniquely integrates Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. It’s perfect for those who want overall life balance and blessings in health, wealth, and peace. Visitors can release animals, light fortune candles, and pray at various traditional Chinese shrines.

Recommended prayers for: Stability in life, good health, mental peace

Highlights: Multi-religious temples, beautiful main shrines, nature-filled peaceful surroundings

A compact but powerful temple in the heart of the city. Nestled in the bustling Yau Ma Tei district near Mong Kok, this temple honors Tin Hau, the Sea Goddess who protects sailors and travelers. Though small, it radiates sacred energy and is perfect for those who travel frequently or live far from home.

Recommended prayers for: Safe travels, cross-border journeys, good health

Highlights: Authentic ancient Chinese architecture, serene goddess shrine, peaceful escape within the city

A tranquil Buddhist oasis in the middle of Hong Kong. This Mahayana Buddhist temple, built by female monastics, is a rare peaceful retreat amid the city's hustle. Constructed entirely of wood without nails, in the Tang Dynasty style, it's adjacent to the serene Nan Lian Garden. Together, they create a heavenly escape into calmness and nature.

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Best for: Dharma practitioners, lovers of Chinese art and architecture, or anyone craving a quiet spiritual escape.

Location: Victoria Harbour
Best For: Couples, families, and photography lovers

After temple-hopping and finding inner peace, wrap up your evening with a stylish experience aboard the Aqualuna Victoria Harbour Cruise a classic red-sailed Chinese junk boat. Glide across the waters of Victoria Harbour at night, surrounded by the sparkling skyline that lights up Hong Kong’s evening sky in the most breathtaking way.

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Location: Tung Chung, Lantau Island
Best For: Nature lovers, spiritual seekers, and families

Ngong Ping 360 is a must-do Hong Kong experience! This scenic cable car ride spans nearly 6 kilometers and takes about 25 minutes, connecting Tung Chung to the mountaintop Ngong Ping Village, home to the majestic Tian Tan Buddha (The Big Buddha) and Po Lin Monastery.

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Location: Kowloon District
Best For: Foodies, fashion lovers, and independent travelers

Mong Kok never sleeps! This bustling neighborhood is packed with street markets, local malls, and mouthwatering eats. It’s also conveniently located near several must-visit temples on our list, like the Tin Hau Temple, Wong Tai Sin Temple, and even the Royal Plaza Hotel.

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Location: Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Rating: ★★★★
Best For: Temple hoppers, shopaholics, and families.

Looking for a centrally located hotel in Hong Kong that’s perfect for both sightseeing and spiritual journeys? This hotel is right on Nathan Road – the main artery of Kowloon and just steps from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station (Exit N5). It offers easy access to Yaumatei Tin Hau Temple, Wong Tai Sin Temple, and even the Big Buddha at Ngong Ping.

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Location: Mong Kok East, Kowloon.
Rating: ★★★★★
Best For: Luxury-loving spiritual travelers and shop-savvy visitors.

Royal Plaza Hotel offers a 5-star experience at a great value. It's directly connected to Grand Century Place shopping mall and Mong Kok East MTR Station. Only 15 minutes to Che Kung Temple and 20 minutes to Wong Tai Sin Temple by train.

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Location: Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island.
Rating: ★★★★
Best For: Stylish spiritual seekers, business travelers, and urban explorers.

This chic boutique hotel in the heart of Wan Chai is perfect for those wanting a mix of culture and cool. Just a short ride to Man Mo Temple and Repulse Bay’s Guan Yin Temple, plus it’s close to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre – ideal for mixing business with blessings!

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Here’s your ultimate 2025 guide to visiting the 10 most powerful temples in Hong Kong, ideal for spiritual travelers and “Mu-Thelu” (spiritual journey) seekers. Each one is easily accessible by MTR and public transport.

Kowloon Route
🔹 Wong Tai Sin → Tin Hau (Yau Ma Tei) → Chi Lin Nunnery → Kwun Yum (Hung Hom)

New Territories Route
🔹 Che Kung → Yuen Yuen → Tsz Shan Monastery

Scenic Route
🔹 Po Lin Monastery → Repulse Bay → Man Mo Temple

How about the latest updated list of attractions in Hong Kong? Since Hong Kong has reopened, many exciting new places have emerged, and the food scene is, of course, unbeatable. The city is packed with famous restaurants offering incredibly delicious dishes. What's even better is that there are several affordable flights to Hong Kong, making it even easier to plan your visit. With all that in mind, don't miss the chance to explore these attractions and enjoy the best of Hong Kong during the upcoming long holiday!