[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Hong Kong Palace Museum (Updated Mar)

Hong Kong Palace Museum To visit the Forbidden City complex, you go to Beijing, but to visit the Palace Museum, you can come to Hong Kong. After exiting the West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station, a 20-minute walk along the coastline will take you to your destination. The Hong Kong Palace Museum's architecture, at first glance, doesn't seem to have much to do with the "Forbidden City." After all, in a modern port city filled with skyscrapers, erecting a "Temple of Heaven" or "Temple of Earth" would disrupt the overall architectural harmony. However, the color scheme of the Palace Museum, with its bright yellow and crimson red combination, is a quintessential representation of Beijing. There have been rumors that the collection would definitely come to the Hong Kong Palace Museum, and indeed, inside, there's a dazzling array of exhibits, including the "Emperor's New Clothes," daily necessities, imperial hand-held objects, and tribute gifts. It takes at least two hours to walk through each hall. Tips: You need to purchase tickets in advance and make an appointment for your visit. To ensure a pleasant visiting experience, there are still flow control measures in place. In addition, there is luggage storage outside the museum, but the capacity is limited, so try not to bring luggage when visiting.

First time in Hong Kong and Macau? Check out this carefully planned 6-day itinerary to make the most of your trip! -------- 🎉 Itinerary: Explore the best of Hong Kong and Macau 🌆 Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong 🛬 - Airport transfer 🚖 - Hotel check-in 🏨 Arrive in Hong Kong and enjoy a convenient airport transfer to your hotel. Rest and adjust to the time difference. Day 2: West Kowloon Cultural District 🎭 - Hong Kong Palace Museum 🏯 - M+ Museum 🎨 - Central 🏙️ - Victoria Peak 🗻 - Victoria Harbour 🌉 Explore the city's rich culture and art, and enjoy the stunning night view of Victoria Harbour. Day 3: Hong Kong Disneyland 🎠 - Ocean Park Hong Kong 🐬 Experience the magic of Disney and get up close with marine life. Day 4: Ngong Ping 360 🚡 - Tian Tan Buddha 🙏 - Tai O 🛶 - Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Tour 🌉 Discover Buddhist culture, visit a traditional fishing village, and take a boat tour of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. Day 5: Ruins of St. Paul's 🕍 - Rua do Cunha 🍽️ - Coloane Island 🏖️ - Hac Sa Beach 🌊 - The Parisian Macao 🗼 - The Venetian Macao 🏰 Explore Macau's historical sites, enjoy local cuisine, and relax at a resort. Day 6: Depart from Macau 🛫 End your Hong Kong and Macau adventure and head to Macau Airport for your flight home. 🌟 -------- Travel Tips: 🎁 Compare prices before buying souvenirs to avoid overpaying. ✈️ Check airport transportation in advance to avoid last-minute stress. 📸 If popular spots are crowded, try different angles or visit in the morning. 💡 Respect local customs and avoid taking photos or videos without permission. 🍽️ Try local snacks, but be mindful of food hygiene. 💳 Ask about return and exchange policies when shopping, and keep your receipts. -------- 🎉 Have a great time in Hong Kong and Macau, and make unforgettable memories! 🎉

Hong Kong, a dazzling city known for its skyline, has a treasure trove of attractions that are sure to elevate your travel experience. From thrilling theme parks to serene panoramic views, let's dive into the must-visit spots that promise unforgettable memories! 🎢 Ocean Park Hong Kong 180 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong Dive into the fun at Ocean Park! This 170-acre wonderland combines thrilling rides, an aquarium, and animal encounters. The cable car offers breezy sea views, while the Ocean Express train zips you around in no time. Pro tip: visit the rollercoasters early or late to avoid the sun and enjoy cooler indoor exhibits like the Polar Adventure in the afternoon. With a convenient subway access, it's a family favorite for a half-day adventure! 🏞️ The Peak Peak Road, Central, Hong Kong Island Reach new heights at The Peak, Hong Kong's highest observation deck. Whether you're braving the queue for the tram or taking a scenic bus, the panoramic views of the skyline are worth it. Visit around 4:30 PM to catch the sunset and the city's lights twinkling to life. The Sky Terrace offers aerial views that are simply unmatched, and with dining and shopping options aplenty, it's an experience that soars above the rest. 🖼️ Hong Kong Palace Museum West Kowloon Cultural District, 8 Museum Drive, Kowloon Step into the splendor of the Hong Kong Palace Museum, where over 900 artifacts from Beijing meet 400 French fashion pieces. The museum's stunning architecture, coupled with breathtaking harbor views, makes for a cultural feast. With exhibits rotating every three months, there's always something new to discover. It's a treasure trove of history and art that's not to be missed! 🚡 Ngong Ping 360 11 Tat Tat Road, Tung Chung, Lantau, Hong Kong For a serene escape, hop onto the Ngong Ping 360 cable car. Glide over Lantau Island with views of the Big Buddha, Hong Kong's skyscrapers, and the shimmering sea. The journey itself is a highlight, with each turn offering a new vista. Opt for the standard cabin to enjoy clear views without the wait, and don't miss out on the quaint Tai O village boat rides included in some ticket packages. It's a journey that truly elevates your Hong Kong adventure. Hong Kong has left an indelible mark on my traveler's heart, with each attraction offering a unique slice of this vibrant city. From the adrenaline rush of Ocean Park to the serene heights of The Peak, the cultural richness of the Palace Museum, and the tranquil views from Ngong Ping 360, Hong Kong is a city that truly has it all. #HongKong #HongKongAttractions #China #ChinaTravel

In court dramas, we often see gorgeous and extraordinary French dresses with large skirts🥳 Hidden within the beauty and moving are the tightly wrapped corsets and umbrella-arched skirts💗 It is really a fascinating era! No need to travel through time and time borders😛 Now you can enjoy these romantic, luxurious and ceremonial French classical costumes at the "Hong Kong Palace Museum" The Hong Kong Palace Museum recently collaborated with the Paris Museum of Decorative Arts for the first time 🇫🇷 to transport nearly 400 pieces of the museum's precious clothing and jewelry collection from 1770-1910 🫶🏻 to Hong Kong for this "Centennial French Fashion 》Exhibition ~ Almost all of the exhibits are exhibited in Asia for the first time, and some of them have never even been exhibited outside Paris or France 💗 The opportunity is rare~ The exhibition in chronological order allows you to review French men's and women's clothing from the late 18th to early 20th centuries, as well as underwear, jewelry and all kinds of matching 👍🏼 The craftsmanship is incomparably fine 🥰 It turns out that the dresses were made of whalebone ~ and French men Will also wear high heels☺️ Friends who like classical style ~ or like to feel history 💗 don't miss this wonderful and beautiful exhibition! 📍 "French Centennial Fashion" exhibition Location: Exhibition Hall 9, Palace Museum, Hong Kong Exhibition date: Today - 14/10/2024 Tickets: $150 adults; #HongKongGood Places

/ I recently went to Hong Kong with friends 🇭🇰 The sky in Hong Kong these days is really super blue~ Super healing~ I used to like going to Kennedy Town to see the sea 🌊 Today I recommend an even more beautiful photography spot 📷 The scenery is better, and the photos turn out great❗️ / 📍: Hong Kong Palace Museum In Hong Kong 🇭🇰, there is a museum facing the sea, which took five years to build, drawing inspiration from the architecture and collections of the Forbidden City in Beijing. It integrates ancient and modern, East and West, from inside to outside, from top to bottom, every corner is filled with cultural characteristics. Out of the 1.86 million collections, it took over a year to carefully select each piece, and each one is fascinating. . 📷Photo spots: 1️⃣ Third and fourth floor observation decks My favorite photo spot, facing the sea, with blue sky and white clouds, and passing ships that make for great shots with just a snap 2️⃣ Stairs to the fourth floor The oversized observation staircase, full of design, when the sunlight comes in, the light and shadow make for even better photos, be sure to bring a wide-angle lens, it looks good no matter how you shoot 3️⃣ Third and fourth floor floor-to-ceiling windows Huge floor-to-ceiling windows, facing the unbeatable view of Victoria Harbour~ 4️⃣ The red wall of the Palace Museum exterior The light and shadow on the red wall create a full atmosphere, it is recommended to wear white clothes~ It looks meaningful no matter how you shoot / ‼️Photo tips: 🔻 The museum has a total of nine exhibition halls, halls 1-5 are all exhibits on loan from the Forbidden City, and there is an opening of Sanxingdui on September 27, be sure to go see it during the National Day holiday~ 🔻 If you want to take photos without people, be sure to enter right at ten o'clock when the museum opens, and head straight to the third and fourth floors 🔻 If you plan to visit during the National Day holiday, be sure to buy tickets online two days in advance, self-service ticketing can avoid queuing 🔻 Closed on Tuesdays, a complete visit to the museum takes about three hours / 📍Location: Hong Kong Palace Museum 🚇Transportation: Exit E of Kowloon Station on the MTR / Opposite exit D2 of Austin Station, you can take the free shuttle bus - -  ——————— 🎨Color grading: LR, PS ‍🧑🏻‍💻Welcome friends who like photography to exchange and learn together~

Hey dear fairies! 🌈 Finally arrived in magical Hong Kong! 🇭🇰 Wow wow wow~ It's my first time here, I'm so excited! 🤩 ✅Departure Living in Shenzhen, it's really convenient to enter Hong Kong from the Luohu port! 🚄 The clearance speed is super fast, the whole process is incredibly smooth, I didn't even have time to react, and I was already on the Hong Kong subway! 😆 ⚠️Route Kennedy Town - Central (Art Society) - Gun Factory Street Skybridge - Star Avenue (k11) - Mong Kok 1️⃣-3️⃣ The popular places in Kennedy Town are really good for taking pictures! The basketball court is also a popular check-in spot, super easy to find. After taking pictures, you can go for a walk by the nearby sea, it feels really comfortable! 🌊 4️⃣-7️⃣ Then take the subway to Central for a stroll, it feels a bit like Japan and a bit like Sydney, haha, Hong Kong is really a fusion city. The Art Society and the Gun Factory Street Skybridge are excellent choices for good photos, and the distance is not far, great! 📸👍🏻 8️⃣-9️⃣ Finally, in order not to miss the sunset in Hong Kong, I went to Star Avenue. Here I feel like I'm holding hands with Tony Leung 🥰 (just kidding). Looking at the handprints of the Hong Kong stars, it brings back the beautiful memories of having TVB accompany me when I was a child. Finally, I went to Mong Kok at night, took the world's longest escalator, it feels like a large mall and food street, not much interesting haha... 😅 ☑️Summary Overall, the one-day tour in Hong Kong feels not bad! My friend said that Hong Kong is a place where you don't want to go again after one visit, but I think it's okay! It's suitable for a leisurely stroll to feel the city atmosphere, especially Central and the city center are really like Sydney, walking all the way and feeling, every street is so familiar, it feels a bit like crossing 🕵️‍♀️. Fairies, who understands my heart, come and talk about your Hong Kong stories! 🗣️💬

Definitely a place that has to be visited. I was a little hesitant when invited to visit the museum with a tour group of people who were much older than I was. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the experience - I learnt a lot about the history as well as the interactive games/attractions that were included in the tour. One of the highlights was a picture taking attraction where they would put your faces on “traditional paintings” - and could be played with more than 1 friend. We were also given the opportunity to try digital Chinese calligraphy and practice our brush strokes. Not forgetting that the view from the sky deck was amazing amazing amazingggggggg!!!! Hong Kong truly is beautiful.

Great array of royal antiques on display. The highlight in my opinion is the good amount of resting outdoor areas between each level. The last exhibition hall is an interactive art gallery with interesting models, there was also a separate gallery that isn't part of the standard ticket. My assumption is that this gallery is a themed experience and changes from time to time. Highly recommended, important side note is that the Museum's interior is quite chilly so either dress appropriately or bring an added sweater etc #tripblazers #wecreate #celebratewithtrip #freehotelstay

The Museum opening on 2022 and is new place for tourists , the building architecture is big and beautiful.The exhibition majority are in across with the Beijing palace museum . Quite interesting , a lot of interactive display on whole museum . My kid is enjoy the museum . Estimate can easily spend 2 hours there walking around and admiring priceless artefacts in each gallery which are beautifully exhibited. Transportation : Take the MRT to Kowloon Station. Take Exit E4 or E5 and walk along Nga Cheung Road to the footbridge. Cross the footbridge to enter the West Kowloon Cultural District and walk to the Museum. Alternatively, you can take the minibus CX1 from Exit E to the Museum. Opening hours : Every day except Tuesday . #mytripvlog #Hong kong #travel #Hongkongpalace

I managed to visit the newest museum in Hong Kong and it's already one of my fave museums. The museum itself was well-designed and offered wonderful collections and eye-opening exhibitions. I've learned a lot about the emperors and empresses of China and had fun watching and playing with the games/activities each gallery had. There's also a viewing deck offering a view of HK Island and the Art Park. It's really worth the visit. Tips: 1. Bring a good camera/phone for lowlight conditions. 2. Wear a jacket as it gets chilly in the galleries. 3. Bring water. (I brought a lemon tea drink and it's not prohibited). 4. There's a bag check so don't bring sharp objects. 5. Best to go during a public holiday as it's open from 10am until 8pm. I arrived at 3pm and roamed Galleries 1 to 7 for 4 hours. #asia #hongkong #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #hkinsider #travel #museum #history #hkpalacemuseum #palacemuseum

Before, my impression of Hong Kong was "shopping paradise" and the "pearl of the Orient". Actually, Hong Kong is a city with diverse cultures. It has a unique historical and cultural background. On the streets of Hong Kong, you can always see the intersection of Chinese and Western cultures 🍃 without even trying. After three years, I set foot on this precious land of Hong Kong again. Organized this super artistic travel guide, taking you on a city stroll and experiencing the charm of Hong Kong, the art capital 👋🏻 · I have always believed that to understand a city, The quickest way is to explore local museums and street alleys. One has cultural heritage, the other has worldly fireworks. When they merge, they create a blend of ordinary life and strong artistic atmosphere. Just like today, we will recommend two cultural treasures in Hong Kong, allowing us to explore another side of this city of art. / 🚅Itinerary: West Kowloon Station in Hong Kong → Hong Kong Palace Museum → Tai Kwun. 🔻Hong Kong Palace Museum (Figures 1-3, 7-11) The Hong Kong Palace Museum draws on the architecture and collections of the Beijing Palace Museum, and reinterprets the two-layer exhibition of the Palace Museum culture in a way that combines the ancient and modern, and integrates Chinese and Western cultures. The exhibits are carefully selected by the Hong Kong Palace Museum team and the Beijing Palace Museum, taking more than a year to select from 1.86 million collections. Each piece is splendid. I prefer the "Concrete as Vessel" ceramic exhibition, with its "Qing Glaze Brush Washer" in the color of blue sky and rain, the Ming Chenghua Doucai Cup, the Jingdezhen Blue and White Flat Bottle... Appreciating a piece of ancient porcelain, thinking about a piece of ancient meaning, I am deeply shocked by the beauty of these orderly artifacts and cultures that have been passed down, and I wish I could travel back in time to appreciate the style of the ancients. Don't miss the observation deck upstairs when you come here, and be sure to stay until night because the night view is too beautiful. 🚇Ke Tudiandian Subway Station Exit J2- 🔻Main Exhibition Hall (Figures 4-5, 12-14) The Tai Kwun is located in the heart of Central, with a history of nearly 170 years. It mainly consists of 16 historical buildings. Nowadays, it has transformed into a popular spot full of artistic atmosphere. The architectural complex retains its intact buildings and offers free admission for visiting. Moreover, there are periodic exhibitions. At the Grand Hall, I am more impressed by the charm of architecture. The new and the old, the East and the West, inheritance and innovation, culture and fashion are all organically integrated in these revitalized buildings. You can have a dialogue with the past across time and space, or appreciate trendy art... In the grand architecture and the details of art, you can slowly understand the changes of this city. 🚇: Exit D1 of Island Line / If you still have time, why not continue to explore the West Kowloon Cultural District, where you can see the first contemporary visual art museum in Asia, M+, which is also one of Hong Kong's important landmarks. The huge exhibition space is enough for you to wander all day. . Let's gather in Hong Kong and attend an art appointment. / ‼️Hong Kong travel tips: 🔸Hong Kong and Macau Communication Certificate + Endorsement 🔸Octopus Card 🔸International Roaming/HK SIM Card 🔸Convert the plug.

The Palace Museum, which only opened last July, is one of the most worth visiting places in my opinion recently. I recently bought tickets from trips.com Transportation🚇 At Kowloon Station Exit D1 through the instructions will see the shuttle bus, the bus is free, the service is also very frequent, the first stop will be the m+ Museum, the second stop is the Palace Museum, remember not to get off the wrong bus😆 Tickets 🎫 The Palace has 9 exhibition halls, trips.com sells tickets, only visit the 1-7 museum is only 50 dollars entrance fee, if you want to see the 8-9 exhibition hall special exhibition is 120 dollars entrance fee, you can decide whether to add special exhibition tickets 🎫 There will be a special exhibition of Cartier and women 😍😍 As a fan of Cartier must go😍 Check-in place? Basically the whole exhibition hall is a good place to take pictures 😍 Don't miss the observation deck on the 2nd floor ☺️! After the visit, you can also go to a nearby restaurant to eat😋

The Hong Kong Palace Museum has a unique architecture, an inverted trapezoidal pavilion. The colors are mainly earth yellow and vermilion, full of antique charm Its architectural design combines Chinese classical style with urban modernity. Entering the museum, you will be greeted by traditional Chinese music It's like traveling through time and space and entering the Forbidden City👍 There are nine exhibition halls in the museum, most of which are from the Palace Museum in Beijing. Including ceramics, jade, paintings, bronze, seals and other forms of cultural relics Halls 1 to 7 are thematic exhibitions, and Halls 8 and 9 are special exhibitions The exhibits here are mostly from the Yongzheng and Qianlong periods of the Qing Dynasty. The most impressive thing is the many golden clocks and transparent striped vases 😍 I really admire the craftsmen at that time for making exquisite and beautiful craft objects. There are also many digital interactions and video displays, which allow you to feel and understand the exhibits more intuitively. It can be said that you can travel through time and space, proud of the past and present, and have no boundaries. Let everyone understand the crystallization of China's 5,000 years of civilization and art👍 Address: 8 Museum Road, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon Transportation: 10 minutes walk from Exit E of MTR Kowloon Station There is a free shuttle bus at Exit J1 of MTR Austin Station Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 10:00 to 18:00 Closed on Tuesday Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 10:00 to 20:00 Tickets: Special Exhibition Halls 1-7 $50 Student Tickets $25 Free on Wednesdays #Hong Kong Destinations #Family Destinations #Local Travel #Hong Kong Palace Museum

The Hong Kong Palace Museum is located at the West Kowloon Cultural District. It was opened to the public in July 2022. Longing to visit the Hong Kong Palace Museum and this is my first visit to it! It has a total of 8 exhibition theatres across 3 floors. No. 8 theatre requires additional entrance fee for special exhibition. We spent nearly the whole afternoon exploring seven theatres which showcase fine collections from the Palace Museum in Beijing and other world-renowned institutions. According to the information at the Museum, over 900 priceless treasures are from the Palace Museum in Beijing and many of them are on display in Hong Kong for the first time. The Musuem is so caring that they have benches and foldable chairs at every corners for visitors. In addition, there are open space and sitting area in each floor. Second Floor and the Fourth Floor can access the roof area which is good for taking photos of the West Kowloon Cultural District and the Victoria Harbour. Hong Kong Palace Museum is a collaborative project between the West Kowloon Cultural District Authoirty and the Palace Museum. It offers a cultural resources that belongs to the community of Hong Kong, connect the city with arts and culture, and promote creativity and interdisciplinary collaboration. I am so satisfied with this visit and hope to visit again in future for other exhibitions and to get to know and learn more about arts, culture, history and other knowledge. Address - West Kowloon Cultural District, No. 8 Museum Drive, Kowloon Opening Hours - Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday from 10:00am to 6:00pm; Friday, Saturday and Public Holiday from 10am to 8pm; close on Tuesdays (except public holidays) and the first two days of the Lunar New Year Getting There - MTR Kowloon Station, buses, taxi, car, complimentary shuttle bus running across M+, Hong Kong Palace Museum and west entrance of the West Kowloon Cultural District (near West Harbour Crossing Kowloon) daily from 9:30am to 7:30pm Attractions - M+, Art Park Hotels - Ritz-Carlton and W Hotel Food & Restaurants - Elements and MTR Kowloon Station in addition to Ritz-Carlton and W Hotel Shopping - Elements #本地遊 #urbanexplorer #hong Kong #vacation #culture #culturewalk

better to come in the morning when there are not that many people. to be honest, may not visit often since the best treasures are not selected. main theme is too focused on Qing Dynasty though.

Transportation: Take a bus to the West Kowloon Transportation Office and follow the signs to the museum or take a taxi directly to the venue Exhibition hall: It is divided into ordinary exhibition hall and special exhibition hall. If you like ancient paintings and calligraphy, it is recommended to go to the special exhibition hall to see the original works of the Song Dynasty Check-in spot: There is a mahogany door and light transmission in the ordinary exhibition hall to form a special light and shadow effect, which is suitable for checking in and taking photos The other one is on the floor of the special exhibition hall. The high-rise escalator looks very modern #Local Tour #staycation

Getting There - By MTR: Tung Chung line (yellow line) Kowloon, exit C1 Attractions - M+ Museum, Hong kong Palace, Park and Seaside ( great for photo shots for weddings) Hotels - Ritz Carlton Hotel ( the highest hotel in Hongkong) Food & Restaurants - Fancy and affordable restaurants, local and international cuisine Shopping - Element shopping centre, signature and branded shops -the most awaited museum in Hongkong just opened recently and its worth to visit. You will learn more about the life of the Chinese people and their culture since the Dynasties begun. Forbidden City is the main them of the museum. #travel #museum #antique #life #travelaftercovid #travel Local #chinese_beauty

Transportation Tips - You can take the Tung Chung Line to Kowloon Station, then walk to Circle K, where there will be a footbridge connecting the West Kowloon Cultural District Local attractions - from nine exhibition halls, 8, 9 exhibition halls are required to buy special tickets to enter, the time doing an exhibition about horses Food and Restaurant - If you want to eat, you can go to the roundabout side to eat, mango Thai cuisine afternoon tea is delicious #foodie #localtour #greentour #see the earth in an instant

Jin Ya Ju Noodle Bar is one of three restaurants located right next to the Hong Kong Palace Museum. It offers chinese noodles dishes, rice dishes, and different beverages, such as milk tea or coffee latte, to choose. They have seats indoor and outdoor, but if the weather is not good, they will not open the outdoor seats. Ordered angus beef noodle with sesame sauce and braised beef noodle. Average cost per person is 100-150 HKD. If you want to visit the restaurant but you haven’t finished inside the museum, you should inform the staff in the museum that you want to return back to the museum, because the restaurant can’t be accessed from inside the museum. the related staff will give you a bracelet and when you enter again from the entrance door, you will need to show your bracelet to their staff. #food

I remember seeing one news article about the opening of Hong Kong Palace Museum and immediately got hooked with the idea of visiting the museum soon. As my mom came to visit me in Hong Kong, the first place I think of bringing her to visit is the palace museum. You will need to book ticket online in advance. Normal ticket costs 50 HKD, which allows you to see 7 thematic gallery, while the other ticket costs 120 HKD and add special exhibition for your visit. I chose the normal one and did spent almost whole day there already. How to go: from Kowloon Station, follow the sign, and you will reach a minibus stop (74/74S) that will take you to the front of the museum for 4 dollar. There are a lot to see inside the museum, but my favorite is the part about the forbidden city where they explain detailed layout of forbidden city in Beijing, the life of the emperor and empress dowager, and beautiful ancient objects created far in the past. I learnt a lot of things, for example about the fact that Qianlong Emperor also did a lot of preservation and study of the previous dynasties relics. Tips: come early in the morning so you can spend a lot of time there #culture #chineseart #museum

#travelinginchina The Hong Kong Palace Museum is a stunning cultural landmark in Hong Kong. The museum showcases a vast collection of Chinese art and artifacts, including ceramics, paintings, and jewelry. Inside, you'll find impressive exhibits on Chinese history, art, and culture. The museum's beautifully designed galleries and courtyards add to its grandeur. Visiting the museum was a captivating experience. The incredible artifacts, stunning architecture, and peaceful atmosphere made for a memorable visit.

🖼️Exhibition Theme: When the Forbidden City Meets Versailles—Cultural Exchange between China and France in the 17th and 18th Centuries 📍Location: Hong Kong Palace Museum 📆Exhibition Period: December 18, 2024—May 4, 2025 🕙Opening Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday 10:00-18:00; Friday, Saturday and public holidays until 20:00; Closed on Tuesdays 🎫：1⃣️8⃣️0⃣️ 🏮In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Forbidden City in China and the Palace of Versailles in France represented the political, cultural, and artistic centers of the two countries respectively. Under the leadership of the courts of both countries, China and France engaged in extensive and profound exchanges. 🏮This exhibition features nearly 150 precious artifacts from the collections of the Palace Museum and the Palace of Versailles. Through four sections—Two Palaces, Science and Diplomacy, Mutual Learning and Innovation in Crafts, and Art and New Knowledge—the exhibition showcases the cultural exchange between China and France in various fields during the 17th and 18th centuries. 👀Viewing Tips: 🎨In this exhibition, you can see portraits of members of the Chinese and French royal families, as well as cultural figures such as Madame de Pompadour and Voltaire, from the 17th and 18th centuries. I used to only see these paintings in textbooks, and seeing the original portraits in person felt like meeting old acquaintances! 📐Previous exhibitions on the same theme mainly focused on Sino-French trade, while this exhibition dedicates a chapter to scientific and technological exchanges between the two countries. A series of exquisite measuring and mathematical tools are both advanced and elegant, and surprisingly, there's even a "calculator"! 📿The crafts and arts section showcases collaborative works by Chinese and French artisans, as well as works created using each other's techniques and painting styles. You'll see amusing differences in Chinese and Western aesthetics in exhibits such as portraits of Emperor Qianlong and Confucius with Westernized faces, and Western ladies depicted in Qing Dynasty painting style. 🌟Special praise for the lighting at the Hong Kong Palace Museum, which is neither too reflective nor too dim. The two light and shadow exhibition areas, although not large, offer a great sense of immersion without being harsh on the eyes. ⚱️Impressive Exhibits: 🪄Perfume Fountain Chinese porcelain bottle + French ornaments, this is one of the representative collaborative works of artisans from both countries in this exhibition. 🪄Large Ocean Pattern Brocade It's hard to imagine that it dates back to the 1700s just by looking at the pattern. It's so ahead of its time! 🪄Portrait of Emperor Qianlong on Porcelain Plaque The interactive screen next to it provides a detailed and intuitive interpretation of this exhibit. Try the interactive features! 🚗Transportation Information: Shuttle Bus: Exit J1 of West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station, W4 (service available only on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays) Minibus: Exit D2 of Austin MTR Station, CX1 (daily)

Hey everyone! Get ready for an amazing 2-day tour of Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Macau! Here's a super practical guide to make the most of your trip. Save it now! Must-Visit Attractions: 🌟Victoria Peak ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Peak Tower, 128 Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong Island Opening hours: Open 24 hours Visit duration: 1–2 hrs This is the best spot to overlook the Hong Kong city nightscape. Don't miss it! 🌟Hong Kong Palace Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 8 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon, Hong Kong Opening hours: Opening hours vary by month, please check in advance. Visit duration: 1 day This museum houses over 900 artifacts from the Palace Museum in Beijing. A must-visit for history buffs! 🌟Tsim Sha Tsui ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Hong Kong Opening hours: Open 24 hours Visit duration: 1–2 hrs This is Hong Kong's shopping paradise, with a wide variety of shops, both ancient and modern. A top choice for shopaholics! Travel Tips: - March has pleasant weather🌸, but be prepared for changeable conditions and pack an umbrella! - Airport transportation is convenient🚗. You can choose the subway or bus to get to the city center. - Souvenir prices vary🛍️. It's recommended to compare prices before buying. - There are many photo spots📸. Don't miss the night view of Victoria Harbour! Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Macau: Explore three destinations and enjoy the urban charm and coastal scenery. Don't forget to leave your travel footprints!

✨ Step into the Hong Kong Palace Museum and 👀 experience immersive interactive technology. You can see images of people from the past, hear their stories, and even simulate their lives, feeling like a historical explorer in seconds! 🕰 In addition to these, the museum also houses a series of precious exhibits. The most stunning are the magnificent antique clocks! Each clock is exquisitely designed and intricately crafted, and some can even tell time accurately, demonstrating the extraordinary wisdom of ancient artisans. Some are luxuriously decorated, blending Chinese and Western cultures, and are definitely worth a closer look. 📍 The Hong Kong Palace Museum is not only a treasure trove of artifacts, but also a wondrous space where history and modern technology intertwine! Don't miss this timeless destination on your next trip to Hong Kong! 🎟 Tips: ✅ The museum has multiple exhibition halls. It is recommended to allow 2–3 hours to explore slowly. Don't miss the immersive exhibition areas and precious cultural relics! ✅ The West Kowloon Cultural District surrounding the museum is perfect for a stroll. You can also visit the M+ Museum or sit by the sea and enjoy the breeze. It's super chill~ 📍 Recommended itinerary: After the exhibition, you can go to the Art Park opposite the museum, find an open-air cafe to relax, or walk directly to Tsim Sha Tsui for a waterfront stroll and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour!🌊

The Adorned Body: French Fashion and Jewelry 1770-1910 from the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris. An amazing collection showcasing the French fashion and jewelry of exquisite delicacy across centuries. Intertwined with movies and clips featuring the time and fashion itself makes the exhibit more profound and immersive to be enjoyed in.

The perfect winter getaway for kids! The Hong Kong Palace Museum + a wonderful blend of nostalgia and new Hong Kong. Enjoy a family trip and experience the charm of humanities and history. Don't miss out! -------- Recommended attractions: 🌟 Victoria Peak 🌟🌟 Address: Victoria Peak, Peak Road, Central, Hong Kong Island Opening hours: Open all day Duration: 1–2 hrs Victoria Peak not only offers a panoramic view of Hong Kong, but also features family-friendly attractions such as the Peak Tower viewing platform and Monopoly Dreams, where you and your children can enjoy fun games. 🏯 Hong Kong Palace Museum 🏯 Address: 8 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon, Hong Kong Opening hours: 10:00–20:00 Friday–Saturday, 10:00–18:00 Monday, Wednesday–Thursday, Sunday (closed on Tuesdays) Duration: 1 d Here, you can not only admire the precious cultural relics of the Palace Museum, but also let your children experience the profound Chinese culture and art. The rich exhibition content covers the origins of Chinese civilization and treasures of Sino-French cultural exchange, making it an ideal choice for family trips. -------- 🎒 Travel preparation: 👕 Clothing: The temperature in Hong Kong in February is moderate but changeable. It is recommended to bring light jackets and thin sweaters for easy layering. 🎩 Accessories: Hats and sunglasses are essential, not only for sun protection but also for style. Don't forget to bring a portable umbrella in case of unexpected rain. 📄 Documents: Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau, and ID cards must be carried with you. Also, don't forget to exchange some Hong Kong dollars in cash in advance. 🔌 Others: The plug types in Hong Kong may be different from where you live, so remember to bring a travel adapter. Also, prepare some common medicine, just in case. -------- Hong Kong, a city full of charm, is waiting for you to explore more beauty!🌟 Don't forget to leave your footprints and share your travel stories～👣

Kids, get ready for a sneak peek at the best Hong Kong-Macau family tour, covering Hong Kong Disneyland, Ocean Park, and new internet-famous attractions, as well as Macau's classic landmarks. This guide is guaranteed to be a hit with both you and your little ones! Super comprehensive, practical, and heartwarming! / 🎉Itinerary: D1: Arrive at Hong Kong Airport, transfer to the hotel by private car, settle in, and begin our Hong Kong adventure! 🔅With the first day's arrangements going smoothly, our journey has just begun, and the days ahead are full of excitement and anticipation. D2: West Kowloon Cultural District—Hong Kong Palace Museum—M+—Central—Victoria Peak—Victoria Harbour 🔅We'll journey through Hong Kong's history and culture, hear stories from the past, and enjoy the stunning night view of Victoria Harbour. D3: Hong Kong Disneyland—Hong Kong Ocean Park 🔅Experience the magic of Hong Kong Disneyland and the wonders of the ocean at Ocean Park, embracing childlike fun and joy. D4: Ngong Ping 360—Tian Tan Buddha—Tai O—Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge Tour 🔅Immerse yourselves in the rich religious atmosphere, experience the unique charm of Tai O, and marvel at the wonders of human engineering. D5: Ruins of St. Paul's—Rua da Cunha—Coloane—Hac Sa Beach—Eiffel Tower (at Parisian Macao)—The Venetian Macao 🔅Spend a day filled with European charm, as if in a dreamlike kingdom, indulging in romance. D6: Return trip, ✈departing from Macau, marking the end of our wonderful journey. 🔅This was an extraordinary trip filled with laughter and wonder. Now it's time to head home with cherished memories! / Must-See Attractions: 🏰Hong Kong Disneyland: The Frozen world❄️is newly opened, featuring the Frozen Ever After ride and opportunities to meet Anna and Elsa! Don't miss the Disney Paint the Night parade🌠and the Castle of Magical Dreams🏰. 🌊Hong Kong Ocean Park: The park features themed areas like the Amazing Asian Animals🐼, Aqua City💦, and Ocean Wonders🐠. Whether it's exploring the deep sea or getting up close with giant pandas🐼and penguins🐧, it's perfect for kids. 🏞Victoria Peak: Whether it's taking in the stunning views of Hong Kong from the Peak Tower's observation deck🗼or experiencing Monopoly Dreams💰with the kids, it's an unforgettable experience. 🏛Hong Kong Palace Museum: Embark on a journey through Chinese culture and art🎨, admire precious relics from the Palace Museum, and explore exhibitions on the origins of Chinese civilization and Sino-French cultural exchange💫. It's a great destination for families. / 🧥Travel Preparations: Let's talk about essential items for your Hong Kong-Macau trip. First, clothing! In February, the highest temperature in Hong Kong and Macau can reach 18°C (64°F), so pack light long-sleeved shirts and pants. Due to the humid sea breeze, a down jacket, casual shoes, and rain gear are also recommended. 💼Next, accessories: Don't forget sunscreen! Although February in Hong Kong and Macau isn't as hot as summer, the sun can still be strong. Also, since there will be a lot of walking, remember to bring comfortable shoes and a small bag for personal belongings. 📑Finally, important travel documents: Remember your passport and Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau! Make sure your credit card can be used in Hong Kong and Macau, just in case. Don't forget your phone and a power bank to capture those precious travel moments. / Travel broadens the mind and creates lasting memories. After visiting Hong Kong and Macau, remember their unique beauty. I hope my sharing helps you have a wonderful trip.

Visiting Hong Kong this New Year? We recommend the Hong Kong Palace Museum, located in the West Kowloon Cultural District. This museum is a must-visit for art and Chinese culture enthusiasts. It opened on July 3, 2022, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to China. The museum spans approximately 13,000 square meters and features nine exhibition halls showcasing over 900 precious artifacts borrowed from the Palace Museum in Beijing, also known as the Forbidden City. The museum's architectural design is inspired by traditional Chinese architecture, blended with contemporary aesthetics, featuring a vertical core connecting three halls facing different directions, creating a magnificent and modern atmosphere. The museum houses a collection of Chinese ceramics and rare world-class artworks. Additionally, it hosts special exhibitions in collaboration with international museums such as the Musée du Louvre in Paris. The Hong Kong Palace Museum is situated in the rapidly developing West Kowloon Cultural District, which also houses other significant landmarks like the M+ Museum and the Xiqu Centre, making this area a major hub for arts and culture in Hong Kong. The museum is open daily, with varying admission fees depending on the exhibition. It is recommended to check the latest information on opening hours and ticket prices on the museum's official website. Highly recommended for history lovers.

Winter break is here! Want to explore Hong Kong and Macau with ease? This 2-day itinerary will take you through the highlights of both cities, so you won't miss a thing! -------------------- 🚩 Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: Wong Tai Sin Temple—Hong Kong Palace Museum—Avenue of Stars—Star Ferry—Victoria Peak Night View 📍Explore the mystery of Wong Tai Sin Temple, experience the historical charm of the Hong Kong Palace Museum, stroll along the Avenue of Stars and find classic movie scenes, take a Star Ferry across Victoria Harbour, and finally climb Victoria Peak to enjoy the stunning night view. Day 2️⃣: Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge—Macau Ruins of St. Paul's—Macau Fisherman's Wharf—Wynn Palace Resort—Macau Tower—The Venetian Macao 🌉Cross the magnificent Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, experience the cultural clash between Macau and Hong Kong, from the Ruins of St. Paul's to the Fisherman's Wharf, to the luxurious Wynn Palace and the dreamy Macau Tower, and then immerse yourself in the high-end atmosphere of The Venetian Macao. -------------------- Must-visit attractions: Victoria Peak ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Victoria Peak, Mount Austin Road, Hong Kong Island - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration: 1-2 hours The best place to overlook the entire city of Hong Kong, don't miss it! Hong Kong Palace Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 8 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong - Opening hours: Friday-Saturday 10:00-20:00, Monday, Wednesday-Thursday, Sunday 10:00-18:00 (closed on Tuesdays) - Duration: 1 day Showcasing over 900 precious artifacts from the Palace Museum, a must-visit for culture lovers. Victoria Harbour ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Bay between Kowloon Peninsula and Hong Kong Island - Opening hours: Open all day - Duration: 1-2 hours The dazzling pearl of Hong Kong, experience the city's prosperity and beauty in the twinkling lights. -------------------- Tips: - The weather in Hong Kong and Macau is pleasant in February, warm and comfortable during the day, but a bit chilly at night, so remember to bring a coat.🧥 - Hong Kong and Macau offer a wide variety of cuisines. Don't hesitate to try the local specialties and indulge your taste buds!🍜😋 - When buying souvenirs, compare prices and quality at different stores to choose the most cost-effective souvenirs.🛍️💰 - Remember to exchange some Hong Kong dollars and Macau patacas before you go, just in case.💵 - Both Hong Kong and Macau have convenient public transportation. Buying a transportation card can save you a lot of trouble.🚌🚇 - Don't forget to bring your camera and capture the wonderful moments of your trip!📷✨ -------------------- Enjoy a 2-day trip to Hong Kong and Macau, and don't forget to leave your footprints and stories, see you next time!👋