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Jan 24, 2024 · The Most Instagrammable Places in Hong Kong for Sunset and/or Night Time Photography. 1. Sai Wan Swimming Shed. A post shared by Vicki Louise (@maketimetoseetheworld) on Mar 6, 2018 at 6:11pm PST. One of the most beautiful spots in Hong Kong – and certainly one of the most Instagrammable ( thanks to lists like this ).
Aug 13, 2023 · The Victoria Peak is a place for one of THE most famous views over Hong Kong. You can either choose between the sky deck or one of the many view points around Victoria Peak. We took the historical Peak Tram to drive up to the top which already offers an amazing view. The price for a return ticket in combination with the sky terrace is only 90 ...
Nov 27, 2015 · Sunrise photography overlooking Hong Kong is pretty tough because the Sky Terrace at the Peak Mall isn’t open early enough for sunrise shots. The place to go is on the Lugard Road loop around the Peak. My spot on Lugard Road (I call it “my” spot even though thousands of others know of it and have taken pictures from it) is the only place ...
- Hong Kong Photography Locations – A Guide to The Best Photo Spots
- Photo Location #1 Cheung Chau Island
- Photo Location #2 Tsang Tai UK Walled Village
- Photo Location #3 Tai O Fishing Village
- Photo Location #4 Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery
- Photo Location #5 Man MO Temple
- Photo Location #6 Nathan Road, Kowloon
- Location #7 Antique Street & Wet Market
- Location #8 Flower, Goldfish and Bird Markets, Mong Kok
- Location #9 Victoria Harbour
Hong Kong is an energetic blend of culture, history and innovation. Amongst the neon lights and crowded city streets lies a traditional soul and sleeping dragon. It’s an urban jungle surrounded by areas of complete natural seclusion and you can see most of it within just a few days. For those who have Hong Kong on the travel schedule or just dream ...
History has it noted that a cave on the island hides the buried treasure of a pirate who once sailed the seas around Hong Kong. Cheung Chau however isn’t gold and flashy, while it may be sitting on a fortune it’s a quiet fishing port where you can watch locals bring in their daily catch, clean it then serve it to you on a plate. You’ll find bicycle...
Tsang Tai Uk isn’t on your typical tourist itinerary; it’s one of those places you feel lucky to be invited to witness, a historic world within a mega city. Beside the Shing Mun River are the always present high rise apartment buildings however beneath them are villages founded more than 150 years ago. Tsang Tai Uk, also known as Shan Ha Wai Villag...
Stilt houses line the creek and provide an insight into this active fishing village. Most houses in this little community are built on the water and have a boat tied to the front so they can head out to sea and catch seafood goodies. Lining the small pathways through the village you’ll find a collection of salty treats if dried octopus, fish and od...
No visit to Hong Kong is complete without venturing to see the mighty Tian Tan Buddha. Sitting at 34metres high, you need to climb 268 steps to reach the majestic bronze statue. On a clear day you can photograph the island scenery and stare up at the Buddha as he offers a blessing to all who visit. The area was once relatively hidden amongst the mo...
Located on Hollywood Road, this temple is filled with incense coils that hang from the roof and create an incredible experience as they smolder to set the scene. Dedicated to the gods Man Cheong and Kwan Tai you can photograph inside the extravagantly decorated temple and watch as people worship and place offerings.
Bustling, congested and fast paced. Nathan Road is a traffic jam of flashing neon signs, advertisements and people everywhere. If you can find a space to yourself it makes for a great location to capture night photographs with moving traffic blurred as they zoom past. The road changes as you walk along it, some parts are lined with trees, others ar...
Cat Street is the place to go if you love hidden treasures. Photography wise it’s a lane of immense colour, history and culture great for close up shots and bustling market scenes. While you can find jade, silk and wooden gems worth a small fortune, my favourite stores are the ones filled to the brim with years of collectables. When I say brim, I m...
Street markets in Hong Kong are one of the most amusing experiences you can have. By grouping stalls selling similar products they’ve created streets buzzing with energy and colour, if you need to find something you will no doubt find 500 varieties in the one street. Photo worthy from every angle! My pick are the Flower, Fish and Bird Markets of Ko...
Best seen from the Kowloon Side just near Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry terminal and the Avenue of Stars. Chinese junks float past, traditional ferry boats and giant cruise ships, as one of the world’s busiest ports there will never be a quiet moment. This spot is also the best vantage point for the largest permanent light and sound show in the world. Some m...
ART JAMMING FOR KIDS IN HONG KONG: Art jamming in Hong Kong with the kids is easy to find. It is a super fun and creative activity for the whole family to enjoy. The famous Art Jamming is in Wong Chuk Hang and offers jam sessions, an outdoor terrace, and parties.
Picking the best picture-perfect spot in Hong Kong is tough. To help make things easier for you, we've put together a list of the most famous, must-visit Instagram spots (along with some hidden ...
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Mar 29, 2017 · Located on the northwestern corner of HK, sunsets are the perfect time to visit this photogenic location. You’re likely to find other people lining up to take engagement photos, Instagram photos, or simply setting up to frame this beautifully posed platform with the setting sun.
