Joanna James
Kowloon is a favourite place in Hong Kong. Adorned with a plethora of attractions, this region appeals to a variety of different tastes. Below are the most popular attractions here.
The Wong Tai Sin is adorned with a myriad of spiritual treasures which gives visitors an insight into the religious practices in Hong Kong. The highlight of the Wong Tai Sin Temple is the hermit housed within the premises who is believed to have the ability to predict the future of visitors.
To truly enjoy all sides of Hong Kong don't miss the shopping experience at the Tsin Sha Tsui. Considered by many as the shopping hub in Kowloon, this terminal turned shopping hot spot is known for its myriad of clothes, shoes and jewellery among other things.
This open-air market is famous for Jade earrings and jewellery. You also get here a unique collection of representations of animals such as dragons, tigers, or deer which locals believe is a sign of good fortune. If you are looking for a budget hotel in Hong Kong within the area, Dorsett Mongkok Hong Kong is located just 2 kilometres from the market.
Kowloon Park is one of the best places to wind down after a long day exploring this city. An oasis of green, this park is a stunning sight to savour and features a massive maze within the garden complex, an intriguing bird sanctuary and a large relaxing pool which is heavenly to chill out in.
It is a holiday hotspot this island and is known for its spectacular multimedia display show which is recognized as the 'World's largest permanent light and sound show'. Lantau Island also offers some great views and a number of other attractions as well.
Artistic, innovative and absolutely enthralling, Langham Place is an exciting shopping spot in Kowloon. One of Kowloon's largest malls, Langham Place is ideal for big brands and high-quality products.
Bringing duty-free shopping to downtown Hong Kong, T Galleria has on sale items from many of the big brands minus the tax that is usually added to it. Be it Gucci, Cartier, Louis Vuitton or Tiffany and Co. you find it all here at the T Galleria.
This massive mall happens to be the largest in Hong Kong and is made up of 3 separate malls; Ocean Center, Ocean Terminal and Gateway Arcade. With an astronomic number of 450 stores within one mall, there is so much shopping one can do here.
In the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui stands the tall and towering square building that has all kinds of big brands in the fashion, beauty and jewellery industry. In addition to the shopping experience don't forget to take in the pristine Harbor views from the higher floors.
A holiday in Kowloon is not complete without experiencing the nightlife in the city. In fact, some of the best bars and clubs are concentrated around the east of Tsin Sha Tsui, so having a drink here is a must.
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