Hong Kong China 6 Day Itinerary

July 26, 2024

Day 1: Arrival in Hong Kong

Morning: Arrive at Hong Kong International Airport (HKG)
Transportation: Take the Airport Express train from the airport to Central Station ( approx. $10-15 USD per person, one way) or take a taxi (approx. $20-25 USD per ride, one way)
Place to Go: Visit the iconic Victoria Peak, for stunning views of the city skyline
Activity: Take a stroll along Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, a popular waterfront area with street performers and great harbor views
Where to Eat: Try some traditional Cantonese dim sum at Luk Yu ( approx. $10-20 USD per person, lunch or dinner)
Accommodation: Stay at Hotel Madera Hong Kong (approx. $150-200 USD per night) for a comfortable and convenient base

Day 2: Explore Central and Wan Chai

Morning: Visit the famous Lan Kwai Fong, a nightlife hub with bars, clubs, and restaurants
Place to Go: Explore the historic Wan Chai Heritage Trail, which takes you through old streets and buildings
Activity: Take a traditional Chinese herbal medicine tour ( approx. $20-30 USD per person) for an insight into local culture
Where to Eat: Try some delicious Wong Tai Sin Temple’s vegetarian food at the temple grounds or nearby restaurants
Tips: Be prepared for crowds and long lines during peak hours; try to avoid visiting popular spots during these times

Day 3: Travel to Lantau Island

Transportation: Take a ferry from Central Pier 5 (approx. $2-3 USD per person, one way) or the MTR train ( approx. $10-15 USD per person, one way)
Place to Go: Visit the beautiful Po Lin Monastery and its stunning Big Buddha
Activity: Take a leisurely hike through the scenic Ngong Ping 360, with great views of the surrounding area
Where to Eat: Try some local seafood at Tai O Heritage Village or nearby restaurants (approx. $10-20 USD per person, lunch or dinner)
Accommodation: Stay at Tang Pin Hotel (approx. $100-150 USD per night) for a comfortable stay on Lantau Island

Day 4: Explore the New Territories

Transportation: Take the MTR train from Central to Tai Wai Station ( approx. $5-10 USD per person, one way)
Place to Go: Visit the beautiful Tai Po Kau Country Park, for stunning views and walking trails
Activity: Take a traditional Chinese farm tour (approx. $20-30 USD per person) for an insight into local culture
Where to Eat: Try some delicious Yuen Long’s street food, such as egg waffles or fish balls (approx. $5-10 USD per person)
Tips: Be prepared for crowds and long lines during peak hours; try to avoid visiting popular spots during these times

Day 5: Visit Macau

Transportation: Take the MTR train from Hong Kong Central to Sheung Shui Station ( approx. $5-10 USD per person, one way), then take a ferry from Sheung Shui Ferry Pier (approx. $2-3 USD per person, one way)
Place to Go: Visit the famous Ruins of St. Paul’s and Senado Square, in Macau
Activity: Take a stroll along Macau’s waterfront, with great views of the surrounding area
Where to Eat: Try some delicious A-Ma Temple’s vegetarian food or nearby restaurants (approx. $10-20 USD per person, lunch or dinner)
Accommodation: Stay at Hotel Sintra Macau (approx. $100-150 USD per night) for a comfortable stay in Macau

Day 6: Return to Hong Kong

Transportation: Take the ferry from Macau to Sheung Shui Ferry Pier ( approx. $2-3 USD per person, one way), then take the MTR train back to Central Station (approx. $5-10 USD per person, one way)
Place to Go: Visit the famous Lam Tsuen Wishing Tree, a popular spot for making wishes
Activity: Take a leisurely walk through Hong Kong Park, with great views of the surrounding area
Where to Eat: Try some delicious Tai Yuen Street’s street food, such as egg waffles or fish balls (approx. $5-10 USD per person)
Tips: Be prepared for crowds and long lines during peak hours; try to avoid visiting popular spots during these times

Note: Prices are approximate and may vary depending on the time of year and availability. This itinerary is just a suggestion, and you can customize it based on your preferences and interests!