Tourist Attraction

The world-renowned Tian Tan Buddha is located at the top of Mount Muk Yueng on Lantau Island, opposite the Po Lin Monastery. This bronze seated Buddha statue stands 34 meters tall, made from 250 tons of bronze and 4 pounds of gold. The statue has a plump and dignified face with long ears reaching the […]

The Monster Building in Hong Kong’s Quarry Bay, also known as the Mega Building, is a complex of five buildings named Fuk Cheong Building, Yee Cheong Building, Yee Fat Building, Hoi Shan Building, and Sea View Building, which form an ‘E’ shaped structure. The opening hours and business status are subject to the day’s opening

The West Kowloon Cultural District, formerly known as the West Kowloon Cultural and Entertainment Arts District, has developed a series of cultural facilities. These facilities encompass a comprehensive cultural venue that integrates culture, art, fashion, consumption, and mass entertainment. The core facilities include a theatre complex, performing arts venues, a cluster of museums, and squares.

Cute Autumn Green Tour – Special offer: For every two tickets purchased, receive a set of 10 game tokens (applicable for participating in some of the following activities) and a total value of HK$100 cash voucher. Activity period: From October 1 to 13, 2024 (every Saturday, Sunday and public holiday), namely October 1, 5, 6,

Kennedy Town was originally written as King’s Town. Commonly known as ‘the end of Western District’ (meaning the end of Western District), it is backed by Mount Davis to the south, facing Belcher Bay to the north, facing Green Island (Large and Small) across the sea to the west, and connected to Shek Tong Tsui

The world’s first real Monopoly world awaits you. Visit the luxurious mansions and cityscapes of Monopoly, with iconic locations such as the Water Works, Jail, and more, all brought to life in a 3D immersive experience. Dive into the game and perfectly experience the luxurious and thrilling life of a Monopoly tycoon at ‘Monopoly Dream

Temple Street is located in Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, also known as Men’s Street, which was once a famous red-light district in Hong Kong. Now, it has become a well-known night market and venue for the common people in Hong Kong, retaining much of the old Hong Kong charm and local atmosphere. Tourists enjoy coming

The Temple Street Night Market embodies the authentic local sentiment. Every evening, once the lights of the street stalls are lit, the entire street is illuminated, attracting a steady stream of visitors and customers, transforming the once quiet street into a bustling hub of activity. A visit to Temple Street can begin at ‘Market Street’

The Central-Mid-Levels Escalator connects the Central business district and the Mid-Levels residential area. In 1993, the British Hong Kong government built it to improve the transportation in the Mid-Levels. The escalator is composed of 20 one-way automatic escalators and 3 automatic walkways. The starting point is Central Market and the ending point is Conduit Road.

Lamma Island features major attractions such as Yung Shue Wan, Hung Shing Yeh Beach, Sok Kwu Wan, and Sham Wan. Yung Shue Wan hosts a sizable village, as well as various creative shops and restaurants, drawing numerous tourists for visits. At Sok Kwu Wan, visitors can learn about the local fishermen’s culture. The island is