Best places to visit in Hong Kong – A multifaceted destination one must visit!

A must-do visit in the evening from your Mongkok hotels Hong Kong to witness the decorative lighting, special effect fireworks, laser light displays precision timed to an exciting orchestration of music, An imaginative conception attracting people of all ages and walks of life to feel awed by the magical feeling as 40 plus buildings light up to present the world's largest permanent light and sound show. Capture the memory of visiting this great attraction at 'Avenue of stars' as done by countless couples and families visiting this bustling city.

World-renowned Disneyland, Noah's Ark or Ocean Park are some amazing amusement parks to spend an entire day or more in their sprawling acres of amusements and activities for all members of the family. Within easy reach of the bustling Mong Kong area which is home to hotels such as Dorsett Mongkok, adults will recapture childhood, children will cherish the adventures and experiences at these parks. A great way to bond as a family, a group of friends or as a couple. Don't fail to visit madam Tussaud whilst in Hong Kong, say hello to your favourite historical person and pose for a photograph with him or her.

With a 30 minute ride from Hong Kong city, Victoria Peak is nestled at the tallest mountain of Hong Kong commanding a magnificent view from its elevation of over 550 metres from the ground. The vantage location, the beauty of the vivid green trails blending well with skyscrapers in the environs, keep 'the Peak' an enticing place for visitors to soak in the beauty of the panoramic view around and below.

From dusk to about midnight many night markets come alive doing brisk business. If you are our late in the evening visit Temple Street night market to pamper that economical streak in you. You get just about everything from trinkets, clothes, shoes, handbags to souvenirs, handicraft items and much more. cheaper than at shopping malls. Of course, if you are looking for genuine branded items try the malls. You will also be entertained by the musicians showcasing their talents to entertain the bustling crowds. If you want to feed your hunger pangs there are many food stalls providing takeaway or even basic dining facilities.

Situated at the largest island of Hong Kong, Lantau Island, this imposing statue of Lord Buddha Shakyamuni at 34 metres made of bronze exudes an aura of serenity as it draws visitors to its soothing and calm environment and to also witness the beautiful sunrise by being there early. The statue can be reached by climbing a little over 250 steps which are worth the effort to feel the proximity to nature and the vistas around.