Joanna James
When it comes to spending time in Hong Kong, certain sights and attractions simply cannot be missed. This relatively small area of land offers more history, culture and entertainment than most nations in the world, and should be enjoyed to the fullest.
While this may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of exciting things to cross off your bucket list, the reality is that this is something that will likely be stumbled upon during your time in Hong Kong. This escalator is referred to as the Central Mid-Levels and consists of a 2624-foot-long ride that will connect the central and western parts of the Hong Kong Islands. It is likely going to be a great way to rest up your weary feet from running around the city as you ease into the next stage of your trip consisting of plenty of shops and dining outlets.
One of the best things about being in Hong Kong is that there is a range of night markets that open up as soon as the sun starts setting. This opens up a plethora of options for those who simply want to bask in the wonders of the night. From stalls selling street food to vendors giving away clothes at a bargain, there is something for everyone.
If you are staying at a Wan Chai hotel such as the Dorsett Wan Chai Hong Kong, be sure to find out what the best time to visit the night market is and what the best way to get back to your hotel maybe. These night markets can get crowded so it is always wise to know when to call it a night.
Amongst many things, the city of Hong Kong is home to some stunning culinary options. There are plenty of eateries available for hungry visitors, however, people with a sweet tooth may just be in for a treat. This is because of food concepts such as The Dessert Kitchen which whips up some of the most creative dishes and desserts in a 3-mile radius. You are likely to be spoilt for choice as you chomp through their offerings but that is certainly not a good reason to hold back.
When it comes to the wonders of the night, there is no better place to truly experience Hong Kong nightlife than at Lan Kwai Fong. This is one of the biggest party hubs that much of the rest of the nation is trying to follow in the footsteps of, so you can be guaranteed to have a good time!
While it may not seem appealing these junk boats are a big part of the culture of the region and are also brilliant ways to take in the skyline of Hong Kong once the sun has set.
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A travel writer who has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world.
