Nightlife in Hong Kong
Airing Date: Jul 26th, 2008
When the sun goes down, the lights come on, and what a show it is!There are three districts in Hong Kong that are famous for their entertainment spots. The first is Central where most expatriates and trendy locals go to after work, especially in the areas of Lan Kwai Fong. The second is Wan Chai, which includes nearby Causeway Bay with its many bars and discos that open till dawn. The third is Tsim Tsa Tsui in Kowloon where there is a distinct difference between bars exclusively for locals and those that appeal more to tourists.
Temple Market in Kowloon is a fun night market where everything from clothing to food (including turtle soup!) is sold.
"A Symphony of Lights" is staged every night at 8:00pm and lasts for approximately 14 minutes. This nightly spectacle combines interactive lights of 44 key buildings on both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon with musical effects to showcase the vibrancy and glamorous night vista of Victoria Harbour.
Travel along Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour from Kowloon to Central on a stylish traditional junk. Sip on a cocktail and watch the sun go down before hopping off to explore Hong Kong after dark.
You'll certainly find that Hong Kong is as exhilarating by night as it is by day!
Contacts & CostsHong Kong
Cathay Pacific
Return to Hong Kong
From $2017 east coast
$2015 west coast
3 times daily from Sydney & Melbourne
Daily from Brisbane & Adelaide
5 times weekly from Perth
131-747
www.cathaypacifc.com.au
Prices correct at 3/7/08. Prices include surcharges, fees & taxes. Conditions apply.
Hong Kong Tourism Board02 9283 3083 or 1300 886 610
Website: www.discoverhongkong.com
Harbourview Rooms from
InterContinental Hong Kong
$440 a night
www.intercontinental.com
Conditions, surcharges and block out dates may apply
