HELLO HONG KONG

24/05/2025

The Peak Tram is a great experience for first-time visitors to Hong Kong. It’s one of the oldest funicular railways in the world and takes you up to Victoria Peak with amazing views along the way. You’ll learn about its history and enjoy a unique way to see the city from above.

This iconic ride can now be added to your customised walking or private car tour with us!

20/05/2025

A warm bowl of wonton and dumpling soup—made from scratch and bursting with flavor! In Hong Kong, this comforting classic isn’t just a dish—it’s a daily staple. Silky wonton wrappers, juicy dumpling fillings, and fragrant broth come together in a bowl that tells the story of generations of tradition and craftsmanship. A must-try for anyone diving into the heart of HK cuisine!

📸 Hello! Hong Kong guest Madara

14/05/2025

One of our guests giving Kau Cim a try at Wong Tai Sin Temple — a traditional Chinese practice where you shake a bamboo cylinder until one fortune stick jumps out. Each number corresponds to a unique prediction, and many locals still turn to it for guidance. Whether it’s taken seriously or just for fun, it’s a fascinating glimpse into Hong Kong’s spiritual traditions.

12/05/2025

One of our guests on the Lantau Island tour capturing the charm of Tai O’s iconic stilt houses—an unforgettable sight that reflects Hong Kong’s deep-rooted fishing village heritage. Known as the "Venice of Hong Kong," Tai O offers more than scenic beauty; it’s a living window into the city's past, where generations have lived by the tides.

A must-visit for those wanting to see the other side of Hong Kong, Tai O gives visitors a chance to learn about traditional Tanka fishing culture, taste unique local snacks, and appreciate the resilience of this tight-knit community. Join us and discover why Tai O is one of the most meaningful stops on our Lantau tour.

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11/05/2025

A glimpse into the heart of Hong Kong’s culinary soul—this bustling Siu Mei (roast meat) shop serves up local favorites like Char Siu (barbecued pork) and Siu Yuk (crispy roast pork) with time-honored techniques passed down through generations. Locals often queue at their favorite dai pai d**g or roast shops not just for the food, but for a sense of tradition and community.

Our Private Customised tours in Hong Kong let guests go beyond tourist attractions, offering an authentic taste of everyday life—like watching skilled chefs carve roast meats in tiny kitchen stalls and learning the stories behind these family-run businesses. It’s in places like these that visitors truly connect with the culture, the people, and the flavors that make Hong Kong unforgettable.

10/05/2025

A picture-perfect moment at the Big Buddha on Lantau Island This stunning view captures the essence of peace and spiritual reflection. On our Lantau Island tour, guests learn about Buddhism, visit the majestic Tian Tan Buddha, explore Po Lin Monastery, and even take in panoramic views from the Ngong Ping cable car. It’s the perfect mix of culture, history, and natural beauty!

08/05/2025

On our small group food tour, strangers become friends over shared bites and belly laughs. Whether it’s your first egg tart, or your first time watching dumplings being made by hand, every stop is a story in the making. This isn’t just about food — it’s about connection, discovery, and memories you’ll be telling long after the last bite.

🍜 Come hungry. Leave with new friends and unforgettable tales.
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08/05/2025

Each dumpling tells a story — hand-folded with care, stuffed with juicy shrimp, and made with love by a true master of the craft In Hong Kong, this isn’t fast food — it’s a tradition, a passion, and a labor of love passed down through generations. Watching it come to life right before your eyes makes every bite even more special.

Want to witness (and taste!) this kind of magic? Join our small group food tour and meet the people behind the flavors 👉 https://www.hellohongkong.com.hk/group-food-tour

07/05/2025

Flaky, buttery layers giving way to a silky smooth custard center — Hong Kong’s iconic egg tart is a bite-sized piece of heaven Expect a warm, delicate crunch followed by a creamy sweetness that melts in your mouth. Whether from a traditional bakery or straight out of a dim sum steamer, this beloved local snack is a must-try for first-timers and a nostalgic treat for locals. It’s no wonder they’ve stood the test of time — simple, satisfying, and oh-so-craveable!

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06/05/2025

Caught a peaceful moment with the Tian Tan Buddha (also called the Big Buddha) quietly watching over Ngong Ping Village. It’s one of the largest seated outdoor bronze Buddhas in the world and honestly, it’s hard not to feel a sense of calm just standing near it. Built in 1993, it’s not ancient, but it holds deep cultural and spiritual significance for many in Hong Kong — symbolizing harmony between man, nature, and religion. Definitely worth the climb, even on a misty day like this.

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04/05/2025

When you explore Hong Kong, it’s like hanging out with an old friend who knows all the cool spots — like this stunning shot from inside one of the city’s famous public housing estates ! We don’t just show you the sights, we make sure you feel the city — laugh, learn, and look up in wonder together! 😄✌️

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03/05/2025

If you’re visiting Hong Kong in early May, you’re in for a rare and meaningful experience. Buddha’s Birthday, celebrated this year on May 5, 2025, is one of the most important spiritual holidays in the region—and there's no better place to witness it than Lantau Island.

Celebrate Buddha’s Birthday on May 5, 2025, by visiting Lantau Island. Discover local traditions, visit the Big Buddha, and join a guided Hong Kong tour for deeper insight.