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The Hong Kong Bucket List Top ten things to do around the city during your time here
7PARTY IN LAN KWAI FONG The infamous party street Lan Kwai on board one of Hong Kong’s most iconic boats. Having carried passengers to and from Hong Kong Island since the 19th century, the Star Ferry is a reminder of the city’s rich history and for just $2.7 it’s a great activity for the family. starferry.com.hk become a classic Hong Kong tradition since the hotel opened its doors in December 1928. Served daily in The Lobby, the set includes a selection of finger sandwiches, home-made afternoon tea pastries and of course, no traditional afternoon tea set would be complete without freshly baked raisin scones.
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from the hilltop undulations, spanning between Wan Cham Shan and Shek O Peak, The Dragon’s Back is a must for all residents and visitors. The hike offers spectacular views of the Shek O mansions, beautiful beaches and the glistening South China Sea. Fong is home to an array of bars, restaurants and clubs making it the perfect night out!
6GRAB A DEAL AT THE MARKETS With street markets on every corner, deals and discounts are just a stone's throw away in this city. Popular markets include Temple Street Night Market and Ladies Market, which offer a range of Hong Kong souvenirs,
10 RIDE THE STAR FERRY Cruise across Victoria Harbour
9AFTERNOON TEA AT THE PENINSULA The Peninsula afternoon tea has
8HIKE THE DRAGON'S BACK Taking its unique and powerful name clothing and gadgets.


5TAKE A DIP AT SHEUNG LUK STREAM Tucked away in the greenery of Sai Wan Beach, Sheung Luk Stream is magnificently large, made up of four connecting pools. Daredevils and thrill-seekers will love jumping into the fresh waters, but do so at your own risk.

4PRACTICE YOUR CHOPSTICK SKILLS AT TIM HO WAN
Dim Sum is a traditional Chinese cuisine prepared in small bite-sized portions often served in steamer baskets. As one of the cheapest Michelin-starred restaurants in the world, Tim Ho Wan frequently has diners queuing around the block for itsdelicious delicacy and reasonable prices. timhowan.hk

3THROW A JUNK PARTY One of Hong Kong’s ultimate summer pastimes is a day out on the water. Hire a boat and do it yourself or select all inclusive packages for boat rental, food and activities.

2WIN BIG AT THE RACES Also referred to as Happy Wednesday, the weekly horse races held at Happy Valley Racecourse are the perfect excuse for a party. Cheer on your favourite horses while enjoying live performances every Wednesday from September to July.
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1ADMIRE THE VIEW FROM THE PEAK As the highest viewing point on Hong Kong Island, The Peak offers panoramic views sweeping across Hong Kong and the New Territories. Hike up via the Morning Trail and enjoy breakfast in the clouds at one of the many restaurants up there.
