Things Not to Miss in Hong Kong | Relocating To Hong Kong

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Moving to a new place can be stressful, especially if it is a new country altogether. If you have recently moved to Hong Kong, we tell you the best of things to do. Hong Kong is an interesting place with many surprise elements for you. It is an incredible place with many wonderful places of attraction. From museums, parks, walking/cycling trails, art and culture, and famous international restaurants to visit. In this blog, we tell you about the attractions and the things not miss in Hong Kong.

Cat Street

The name itself is so quirky, right? Hong Kong is filled with interesting locales. Cat street is located on a pedestrian street just below Hollywood Road. Almost a century-old Cat Street market is the place all vintage lovers could dream of. You will find a few bona fide jade stores alongside makeshift street stalls.  This market is dedicated to all things retro and vintage because you will find fashion items, clothing items to vintage home decor. So, you can shop to your heart’s content.  A few contemporary restaurants like Man Mo Cafe (French-ified dim sum) and Bibo (French cuisine and contemporary art) are a must-visit.

Artsy Outdoors

Don’t miss the outside art exhibition that is held inside Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens. It is one of the oldest parks in the city. You will find various artworks including photographs, paintings, sculptures, and installations around the garden. So, you can enjoy art while being surrounded by nature. We recommend you don’t miss the musical performances and workshops. These events always ongoing inside the premises and this is one of the things not to miss in Hong Kong.

Cycling Trail

For outdoor enthusiasts and sports lovers, try the 60km cycling track. It allows cyclists to explore different parts of Hong Kong. Head out and explore newer territories. The track begins from Tuen Mun to Ma On Shan and glides through numerous neighborhoods that are well worth exploring. Areas including Yuen Long, Tai Po, and Sha Tin, and many more. It is a combination of gorgeous seaside views along with lush green landscapes. All of these providing you fresh air and respite from the concrete jungles.

Victoria Dockside

Victoria Dockside is popular with almost anyone who visits Hong Kong. Everyone is in hot pursuit of mesmerizing views of Hong Kong’s famous skyline. With great waterfront areas, Hong Kong is an avant-garde urban village that showcases lavish architecture and design. The high-tech city is growing modern infrastructure and constantly striving to increase its greenery. Victoria Dockside gets crowded on weekends, so it is better to take a pass or visit best on a weekday. It is one of the things not to miss in Hong Kong.

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