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Shopping
6 days long
Prepare at least $2500
(2 people, 3-star hotel, mid-range restaurants)
China
- Hong Kong
City Walk - 100%
Day 1
Ladies Market
Neighborhood
8.0 hours
A massive Mangkok market, where, despite its name, you can find for any age or gender things like T-shirts, silk clothes, belts, toys, souvenirs, hair accessoires, perfume and tons of other goods by affordable prices. Local street food is a nice a...
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ddition to the huge shopping potential!
Day 2
Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade
Neighborhood, Photo Spot
2.0 hours
Offering sweeping views of Victoria Harbour and wonderful Skyline of Hong Kong island, Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade is one of China's most popular waterfront walks. Perfect for a night chill!
Harbour City
Architectural Building, Neighborhood, Photo Spot
6.0 hours
In fact, a city within a city, with over 450 shops, 80 restaurants, an art gallery and much more to discover, Harbour City is Hong Kong largest and most popular shopping mall neighborhood, nestled along the waterfront in Tsim Sha Tsui.
Day 3
Bank of China Tower
Architectural Building
1.0 hours
One of the iconic China sights, Bank of China Tower is a geometric wonder with feng shui-inspired features of more than 300 meters height. There is no public access inside the tower, however, the surrounding area as well as the building itself rep...
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resent great interest for tourists.
IFC MALL
Neighborhood
5.0 hours
Located in Hong Kong's central district, IFC Mall (short for International Finance Centre Mall) is a chic shopping oasis and sophisticated complex that blends luxury retail. This spot provides famous fashion designers' showcase and is a real dream...
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for look enthusiasts. Moreover, the mall is a packed food market starting from casual bites to gourmet elegance.
Day 4
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Mongkok
Neighborhood
8.0 hours
Mongkok, a neighborhood which name literally means "a busy corner", is famous for its Chinese color palette. High population density, historical and cultural spots, paradise for shopping and long menu of native food. The best place to embrace all ...
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Hong Kong street culture aspects simultaneously!
Fa Yuen Street Market
Neighborhood
4.0 hours
Most energetic and authentic street markets, Fa Yuen Street Market is tucked into the heart of Mong Kok, a district famous for its dense urban buzz and unbeatable shopping. It is well appreciated for its taste of real Hong Kong street life.
Day 5
Nathan Road
Architectural Building, Historic Place, Neighborhood
6.0 hours
Often called the "Golden Mile" for its stunning neon signs and nonstop energy, Nathan Road is one China most popular iconic thoroughfares. Starting from Tsim Sha Tsui in the south to Sham Shui Po in the north, it goes through the heart of Kowloon ...
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and is lined with everything from luxury boutiques and electronics shops to street food stalls and historic landmarks. (Shops and restaurants usually operate in 10am - 10pm bounds, some other eateries and convenience stores stay open later).
Temple Street Night Market
Neighborhood
3.0 hours
An open-air night market, which offers souvenirs, street food, electronics and even fortune telling. Rich in local delicacies and bright energetic atmosphere, Temple Street Market is a nice place to bargain and embrace the Chinese urban culture.
Day 6
Sneakers Street
Neighborhood, Photo Spot
Tucked in the heart of Mong Kok, Hong Kong Sneakers Street also known as Fa Yuen Street is a bargain lover paradise. It's a stunning stretch lined with over hundred shops selling every possible sportswear from the latest limited editions to undyin...
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