Hong Kong Tours

Hongkong is considered as one of the most wired cities on the globe. Wi-Fi is easily available throughout Hong Kong, in hotels, public areas and even shopping malls. One can also log in for free at major MTR stations (example, Central and Causeway Bay) and many public libraries.

The standard electrical voltage in Hong Kong is 220 volts AC, 50Hz. there are two associated plug types, types D and G. Plug type D is the plug which has three round pins in a triangular patternand plug type G is the plug which has three rectangular pins in a triangular pattern.

Hong Kong is a shopping paradise with vibrant areas worth exploring. Causeway Bay is renowned for its department stores, while Tsim Sha Tsui features luxury malls and cultural attractions. Mong Kok is famous for bustling markets like the Ladies' Market and Sneakers Street, ideal for bargain hunters. Central offers upscale shopping with designer stores, and Temple Street Night Market provides a unique experience with local street food and accessories. Finally, Stanley Market combines a charming seaside atmosphere with clothing, art, and handicrafts, catering to both tourists and locals.

Tipping in Hong Kong is a matter of personal choice. Locals typically do not leave tips, and it is only practiced in limited situations. For example, it's not expected for every service, such as taxi drivers or waitstaff. However, if you feel a service was exceptional, you can certainly offer a tip, and it will generally be appreciated, even if not expected.

Credit cards are widely used in Hong Kong; you may pay with your card at most restaurants and attractions, with the exception of few smaller businesses and eateries. Most card types are accepted, but it's always a good idea to bring two cards and some cash (in dollars or euros) in case you run into any problems. To avoid unpleasant surprises, double-check your foreign exchange rate with your bank before leaving, and notify them that you will be traveling abroad.

Hong Kong has no currency control so you can buy HKD before you travel or on arrival. There are exchange desks found in the airport, hotels and other tourist areas, but their rates tend to be among the worst in the city. You can also withdraw the local currency from an ATM on arrival at your destination. These will charge a commission - but tend to have a better rate. As always though, check your bank charges before travelling.

Actually Hong Kong is generally considered to be an expensive city. The cost of living, accommodation, dining, and entertainment can be relatively high compared to many other destinations. However, it is still possible to find options to suit different budgets by planning and making budget-conscious choices. Please contact our Asia Tour Expert and provide detailed information with the expected budget for your trip. Then we will find a suggestion which matches your requirements.

Hong Kong is an ideal destination to travel in a short time. The number of days to spend in Hong Kong depends on your personal interests. For your information, a popular recommendation is to spend about 3-4 days in Hong Kong (or at least 2 days).Therefore, you can get a good overview of the city's attractions and experience its vibrant culture. This duration allows you to visit the most highlighted attractions, go to major landmarks, explore different areas and taste the local cuisine. Of course, if you have more time, you can extend your stay to further immerse yourself in the city's offerings, visit additional attractions or spend some free days exploring around on your own.

Sure, you can. Hong Kong is a diverse hub of languages, including Cantonese, English, Mandarin, and various Chinese dialects. English, an official language, is widely spoken in business areas, hotels, and popular tourist spots.

Hong Kong provides a variety of transportation options to suit different preferences. The MTR is an efficient and affordable way to travel around Hong Kong, but it can get crowded. If you're looking for a more leisurely way to take in the harbor views, the Star Ferry could be a great choice. Tramways offer a unique experience but only operated on Hong Kong Island. While taxis are available 24/7, drivers normally speak little English. Therefore, having your destination in Cantonese is highly recommended.

Hong Kong is the kind of a year-round destination that can be visited any time of the year, but best time to visit is March to April and October to December when the weather is generally dry sunny and not too hot. January to April is also warm and dry, but the weather can be a little more changeable with a lot of fog. All in all, with a huge variety of indoor and outdoor sights and attractions, we can say there’s no bad time to sightsee in Hong Kong.

Although Hong Kong is known for being a global business hub, it is also known as one of the major tourist destinations in Asia with many iconic landmarks like Victoria Peak (The Peak), Lan Kwai Fong, the Big Buddha, Hong Kong Disneyland, Stanley Market, and many more.