Hong kong how many days to visit

Think miniature Hong Kong with some of the most amazing places to eat yet. And we even would get to do some hiking in here! Amazing impressions! How is it compared to Paris? I like Macao, everything there seems pretty unreal… Another cool spot in Macao is the Emperors Casino, as it has gold bars built in the floor. Regarding your disappointment with food: The Venetian Casino offers a huge buffet restaurant, also serving European food.

Disney Hong Kong is much smaller than the Magic Kingdom in Orlando, but the crowds were also a lot lighter. Cheers, Julie. Definitely understand spending a lot of hours on the metro! We found the public transport system to be great there and also used some buses and trams.

Nice to see how you did it as a family. Your photos bring back nice memories of Hong Kong. Thanks for sharing your experience! Hi, We are travelling to Hongkong in the first week of January, We are booked for 3N in HK and 2 in Macau. However, going by your experience i feel i made a blunder there. I opted for 2 days in Macau as i heard about many beautiful shows that are conducted in hotels for kids. This trip is mainly for our 7 year old to enjoy. What else would you suggest we should be doing?

The hotels are beautiful and the shows should be amazing having been to similar shows in Las Vegas. If you are worried, you could do a day at Disney. Just a thought. I found your site by accident. I am very impressed that your family have done so much! I did not see any info. Your travel experience is exceptional valuable to me.

It is located on the edge of the city and would take about an hour on the metro to get to the city center. It was not at all a convenient location but it was a good price for a nicer place our mothers visited us during this part of our around the world journey so we stayed at a nicer place than normal.

I cannot remember how much we paid but you can check the hotel website for updated prices. I love Hong Kong. Po Lin Monastery is a very nice and calm place to relax. Disneyland although missed it is definitely meant for those who want to feel like little kids again. Macau on a weekend though is not recommended. I was there on a weekend and Senado Square was packed.

Yes, we were in Macau and it was so crowded that it was torture!! If you fancy a side trip to Macau , be sure to add at least another 2 days onto your trip. A return visit is almost guaranteed…. Blog Post. Popular Latest. Join us on Facebook! Copyright LivinginHongKong. This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Accept Reject Read More. Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website.

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You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. Sincerely great post! Thanks Simone, great to hear! HK is a busy city, so totally understandable. But you are absolutely right; Lantau Island and Victoria Peak are amazing! Great advice. I wonder what you would recommend if we could do just one thing in Hong Kong during a short stop over? Thanks Michelle! Lantau Island is practically next to the airport, so if you are pressed for time, definitely do that. The whole experience, taking the tram up to the peak and enjoying the gorgeous skylines, is just beyond words!

A very informative post. On my visit to Hong Kong I did a few of these but not all. I loved the escalator and Lantau. Hong Kong is such a lively place. There is something for everyone. I loved Lantau and the escalator, and of course the fishing villages.

An additional attraction is Disneyland especially for people with kids. Thanks so much, Soumya. Yes, you are right! Disneyland is a huge attraction in HK. Thanks for the tip!

I would especially love to see that fishing village, it looks so picturesque. Thanks for stopping by, Gabby. Tai-O makes for a glorious day trip. I love everything on here…especially the night market and the fishing villages.

That statue is just iconic and one would need a drone for that aerial shot. Thanks for taking the time to comment, Kemi. Yes, that would defo be the perfect gadget to take on your trip! But as with any other destination, perhaps just double check if HK has any drone usage restrictions first.

Just to be on the safe side. WE only got a small taste of Hong Kong several years ago on a long layover … took the train in from the airport, in the late evening, caught the light show amazing and stayed in a cheap hotel before taking the train back to fly home in the morning.

Gotta get back to see more. Thanks for stopping by Michael and hope you get to explore HK again soon! This POST though!!! Everything about it. I love it. I have been to Hong Kong many times, and these photos and recommendations are right on. Incredibly beautiful pictures that really capture the essence of the city.

The fishing village sounds especially interesting. Thanks for stopping by Casey. It truly is a lovely little place. Thanks for such an informative post. Great if you are looking to do Hong Kong and need to budget for it.

Hong Kong is very high up on my bucket list! Gorgeous photos to go along with this beautiful and full of excitement city. All of your suggestions sound great and fun.

HK is a bit intimidating, but still would love to go. You and me both, Alison. I hate waiting in queues. Hope you get a chance to see it one day!

I never put Hong Kong on my list to see but you definitely changed my mind! I loved the images shown in this. So true, Mohit; HK is ridiculously expensive.

But with proper planning you can find a good balance between free and paid activities to fit into your budget and timeframe. Thanks for stopping by. Hong Kong is a great vibrant city with so much to do as you have mentioned here.

Great blog layout and great post on an exciting place to visit. Thanks so much for taking the time to comment, Lorelle. Glad you like this post and our blog layout!

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