Hong Kong, one of Asia's most astounding and busiest cities enthrals one and all with its glamour and glitz. Simply traversing the city by mass transit railway, buses, and taxis or stepping on the world's longest escalator is an experience in itself. Holidays to Hong Kong ensure stupendous times. Go on a heritage tour to catch a view of Man Mo Temple, Kowloon's Walled City or behold ancient Chinese creations adorning the Hong Kong Museum of Art.
Luxury holidays to Hong Kong are as famed for their uniqueness as for their diversity in its myriad attractions. Other attractions of note in this populous metropolis are Victoria Peak, Statue Square, Times Square and Hong Kong Disneyworld.
Climate and Best Time to Visit Hong Kong features a subtropical climate with hot and humid summers, while winters are relative cool and dry. To enjoy ideal weather conditions during holidays, its best to visit during the winter months however netting reasonably priced tour packages might be tricky to obtain during the period. The alternatives for those seeking deals on all-inclusive holiday packages are the late autumn or early spring periods which feature considerably less tourist traffic. Summer months feature uncomfortably humid weather hence it is not recommended for travel.
Eating Out The city regales its visitors with a flood of food options, spanning cheap street fare as well as top class restaurants. Do not miss the noodles and cha (tea) as the unique local flavour cannot be found anywhere else. Nightlife in Hong Kong electrifies, to say the least. Popular restaurants in Hong Kong that serve up top rated cuisine from across the world include On Lot 10, Above & Beyond, Island Tang, Gold, Tim's Kitchen, Fook Lam Moon and many others.
Shopping The destination is a shoppers' delight with an endless range of electronic goods and local arts that leaves one spoilt for choice. Get some serious retail therapy at bargain shops or posh departmental stores. The most popular shopping destinations within Hong Kong include Causeway Bay, Sheung Wan, Admiralty, Central, SoHo, Mong Kok and Tim Sha Tsui. The metropolis also allows travellers to indulge themselves during holidays at its leading malls like Cityplaza, 1881 Heritage, Citygate Outlets, China Hong Kong City and others.
Popular Hotels Being a leading tourist and business centre of Eastern Asia, travellers are sure to be spoilt for choice when looking for accommodations during their holidays. Some of the leading resorts included into luxury holiday packages of Hong Kong are Langham Place Mongkok, The Excelsior, Harbour Grand Kowloon, Cosmopolitan, Rambler Oasis, Rambler Garden and others. The city also features a range of options suitable for holidaymakers with a comparatively limited budget.
Tips and Advice Hong Kong is one of the most multicultural and progressive destinations in Asia, but tourists should be mindful of the religious sentiments of the locals. English is widely spoken and understood by a majority of the populace hence communication should not pose a problem within Hong Kong as well as in neighbouring areas. Though UK passport holders get a visa free period, holidaymakers should visit the official FCO website for the latest information and updates.
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