Must see places in your Hong Kong Car Tour | Hello Hong Kong

One of Asia's most vibrant cities is without a doubt Hong Kong. There is never a dull moment in this metropolis, with its tall skyscrapers and lively streets. While Hong Kong has a world-class transportation system, it is no doubt that exploring the city by car is also a convenient way to avoid heat and humidity. Plus, you will be able to visit more places in the convenience of an air-conditioned luxurious van. If you wish to experience Hong Kong in a different way, your Hello Hong Kong Tour team got you covered.

Here are the must-see locations you can't miss on a Hong Kong car tour, with the freedom to view all the sights at your own pace.

Victoria Peak | Central | Man Mo Temple | Stanley | Temple Street Night Market

Visit Victoria peak on your Hello! Hong Kong Car Tour.

Victoria Peak

 This iconic landmark offers some of the best views of the city. Taking a car up the viewpoint is the easiest and most convenient way to avoid the long queue of the peak tram going up. It is advisable to visit Victoria Peak in the early morning and take the Peak tram going down to avoid the crowd. Victoria Peak will give you a breathtaking view, so take your time enjoying the skyline and snap some photos for your friends back home.

Central

Busy Central district

Central is considered the heart of Hong Kong's financial and commercial activities. It is where you can see the International Finance Centre (IFC) Tower 2, the tallest building in Hong Kong and the fifth tallest in the world. Drive by the iconic landmarks of the Bank of China Tower and HSBC building in the central district and learn about Feng Shui and the building war of the two famous banks. Central is also one the great places to learn about Hong Kong culture as it is home to many cultural institutions, including the Hong Kong Arts Centre and the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. If you wish to cross the harbour going to Kowloon, you can easily go to the Central ferry pier and take the Star Ferry. Your Hello Hong Kong tour guide will help you arrange the itinerary juts tell them you want to experience taking the ferry ride on your tour.

Man Mo Temple

Serene atmosphere of the Man Mo Temple

Just a 7 minutes car ride away from central, Man Mo temple is a perfect complement to the busy financial district. This stunning temple is home to statues of the God of Literature and the God of War. The incense adds to the mystical atmosphere of this hidden treasure. It is a place of worship for the Taoism faithful which is open to tourists to get a feel of Hong Kong culture. Entrance is free, however, as a gesture of respect, visitors are advised to wear decent clothes, observe silence and don't use flash while taking pictures.

Stanley

breathtaking aerial view of Stanley

Back in the day, Stanley was used as a quarantine station for ships arriving from China to prevent the spread of diseases such as cholera and bubonic plague. Today, it is now a popular tourist destination for visitors who are looking for a more relaxed and laid-back atmosphere. You can take a stroll along the scenic walkway of the promenade which will give you a relaxing view of the sea and surrounding hills. You may also visit the Stanley market, where you can shop for souvenirs, clothing, and local handicrafts.

Temple Street Night Market

The vibrant and lively Temple Street.

This place is best to visit in Hong Kong at night as it is famous for its local night market. Here, you can find cheap clothes, footwear, accessories, electronics, name it, and you will most likely find it there! If you are a foodie, this place is a must-visit to try local traditional Chinese food Cantonese food, seafood, and continental food, everything is available right on the street.

There are still plenty of places to explore in Hong Kong. Each district has its own stories to tell, exciting activities to do, and local food to try. Taking a car tour offers flexibility and the freedom to see the city on your own schedule. So, pack your camera and get ready for an adventure you'll never forget.