Life advice, finish this one-day tour route before leaving Hong Kong

As the Spring Festival is approaching, it's time to relax and have fun~ Since Guangzhou is adjacent to Hong Kong, I have walked this route 800 times from childhood to adulthood! I recommend this most Hong Kong-style one-day citywalk to you~ 🚩Itinerary: Monster Building - Methodist House - Central - Sai Ying Pun - Kennedy Town - Temple Street Night Market 🔸Monster Building This is the Shanhai Building where Transformers was filmed, known as the Monster Building The old E-shaped architectural structure and the huge building form a visually oppressive dense space 🚄Exit A of Quarry Bay Station (Island Line) 🔸Methodist House From the pedestrian overpass opposite the building, you can see the Methodist House in the middle of the road forming a symmetrical structure with the environment, which is extremely comfortable for OCD! 🚄Exit A of Admiralty Station (Island Line) 🔸Central Walking and taking photos in Central, the bustling CBD, the busy crowd, the full-flavored tram, all are showing you the Hong Kong style Note that the once popular clock machine position is gone, the clock is dismantled, I don't know if it will be installed again~ There are Gage Street, Fringe Club, Immaculate Conception Cathedral, etc. in this area 🚄Exit A of Admiralty Station (Island Line) · 🔸Sai Ying Pun If Central is a commercial CBD area, then Sai Ying Pun is a Hong Kong-style fireworks The wrong street, the near-sea view, gives this place a lot of special visuals 🚄Sai Ying Pun Station (Island Line) 🔸Kennedy Town At Exit C of Kennedy Town MTR Station, you can find the popular photo spot that combines the elements of the street, tram, ferry, and sea After taking the photos, walk towards the sea and feel the breeze, it's really comfortable 🚄Exit C of Kennedy Town (Island Line) 🔸Temple Street Night Market If you need to return to West Kowloon, you can get off at Jordan Station on the way back to West Kowloon, and you can pass by Temple Street Night Market, which is suitable for shopping and eating, and tasting authentic Hong Kong snacks Temple Street is also decorated with a very festive atmosphere during this period! 🚄Jordan Station (Tsuen Wan Line)

Typical Flee Market in Hong Kong

#timetotravel Temple street can be reached by Jordan MTR station Exit A, just a few blocks away, the tall red entrance gate will be standing on the right, straight into the road where shops and restaurants are, after passing the cross road, arrays of stalls selling all kinds of things there, bargaining is essential, starting from 5:00-6:00 and closing from 10:00 some until midnight. There are plenty of street food, stores and restaurants around to sit down and sip cold beer and try a few dishes. #templesstreet #Yaumatei #jordan #hongkong #fleemarket #yuppijeinhk2023 #本地遊 #passionpassport #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog

The Temple Street Night Market

#hkinsider The Temple Street Night Market located on the Kowloon Peninsula in Hong Kong, is a large popular bazaar where it is customary to bargain. It is probably the best known of Kowloon's markets. Located near Tin Hau Temple, it has been the Setting for many cult movies, alot of night events, street foods, Street stores… The market gets going around 6pm, but vendors are often slow to get set up, so it's best not to arrive too early. The MTR stop for the Temple Street Night Mark is Jordan Station, Exit A. Address- Temple St, Jordan, Hong Kong, china #nightlife #market #foodie #hongkongtrip #urbanexplorer

Visited here one night on our trip to Hong Kong. It was near Jordan Street if I remember correctly. There was alot of the same stock at the stalls. This was the only place I actually could find souvenirs. Don't be afraid to bargain with the suppliers. They like a good negotiation. #happynewyear

Rediscover Hong Kong nightlife at Temple Street🏮

#familytrips2024 Adorned with vibrant colours, Temple Street has been revitalised, showcasing its lively and captivating night vibes. From 15 December 2023, visitors can expect to encounter authentic decorations that serve as must-visit photo spots. The roadside food stalls also offer an endless array of delectable Hong Kong snacks and diverse specialty products, ensuring a satisfying experience that pleases both your taste buds and leaves you fulfilled. Come for an evening stroll through Temple Street and rediscover the distinctive nightlife of Hong Kong! #HongKongTravelGuide

HK night market

It was a raining night when I visited so there was not much people around. Some of the food stalls were closed too. We tried some fish ball which is local flavor. Price is reasonable. Hope to visit next time when weather is alright.

The Iconic Temple Street In HK

#familytrips2024 Fly to Hong Kong and you definitely have to visit the iconic Temple Street, at least once. This place is made famous as it is always featured in many popular hong kong dramas/movies. But this is not the only reason why tourists would flock to Temple street. Here, many street vendors could be spotted selling souvenirs and delectable local street food at affordable prices. Plus, Temple street is really lovely, the whole street is beautifully decorated with hanging Chinese lanterns. So do drop by to visit before leaving hong kong!

Temple Street Night Market in Hong Kong

Temple Street is located in Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, and is a famous night market and civilian night club in Hong Kong. The street is known for selling affordable goods and has been used as a filming location for many movies. The history of Temple Street dates back to the 1880s and is named after the nearby Tin Hau Temple. Here, not only can you find various handicrafts and cheap electronic products, but also specialty snacks and fortune-telling stalls. Every evening, the roadside stalls begin to operate, attracting both local residents and foreign tourists. Temple Street is a microcosm of Hong Kong culture and is well worth a visit.

Temple Street

#familytrips2024 Temple Street is a vibrant night market in Hong Kong, bustling with street food stalls, fortune tellers, and vendors selling everything from souvenirs to electronics. Exploring it with family is a sensory adventure, tasting exotic foods, bargaining for trinkets, and soaking in the lively atmosphere. As for next ideal travel destination, we r considering Kyoto, Japan. It offers a perfect blend of ancient traditions, stunning temples, serene gardens, and delicious cuisine, making it a memorable experience for the whole family.

#winhkflight Under the cloak of darkness, amidst the vibrant streets of Hong Kong, lies a nocturnal wonderland waiting to be explored – the Temple Street Night Market. As the sun sets and the cityscape transforms into a tapestry of twinkling lights, this iconic market awakens, offering a sensory journey unlike any other. Step into the bustling lanes of Temple Street and be transported into a world where the past meets the present in a symphony of sights, sounds, and scents. Lanterns cast a soft glow upon the narrow alleyways, illuminating rows of stalls that stretch as far as the eye can see. Here, amidst the chaotic energy of the market, a vibrant fusion of cultures converges, creating an atmosphere that is both electric and intoxicating. As you wander through the labyrinth of stalls, the air is alive with the aroma of sizzling street food, enticing you to sample delicacies from every corner of Asia. Sink your teeth into piping hot skewers of grilled meats, indulge in the savory goodness of freshly steamed dumplings, or savor the aromatic spices of traditional curries – each bite a tantalizing adventure for the taste buds. But Temple Street Night Market is more than just a culinary haven – it's a treasure trove of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Lose yourself amidst racks of vintage clothing, antique trinkets, and quirky souvenirs, each offering a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Hong Kong's history and culture. Bargain hunters haggle with vendors over prices, their voices mingling with the melodic strains of traditional Cantonese opera that drift through the night air. Yet, amidst the chaos of the market, there is a sense of camaraderie to be found. Locals and tourists alike come together, united by a shared love for good food, great company, and the thrill of the hunt. Strike up a conversation with a vendor and you'll discover a wealth of stories and secrets hidden within the maze of stalls. And as the night wears on and the crowds begin to thin, Temple Street Night Market takes on a mystical aura, its lantern-lit lanes bathed in a soft, ethereal glow. Take a moment to pause and soak in the atmosphere – the laughter of children playing, the chatter of friends sharing a meal, the rhythmic beat of drums echoing in the distance. Here, amidst the hustle and bustle of city life, you'll find a moment of peace and serenity, a reminder of the magic that can be found in the most unexpected of places. So, whether you're a seasoned traveler or a curious explorer, make sure to add Temple Street Night Market to your itinerary and experience the enchantment of Hong Kong after dark. For in this bustling bazaar, where tradition meets modernity and every corner holds a new adventure, you'll discover a world of wonder waiting to be explored. 🌃✨

A mini guide to eating, drinking, and having fun in Hong Kong with your boyfriend

A short holiday with your boyfriend in Hong Kong, indulging in food and drinks, is quite joyful. Snap some photos, take some pictures📷 If you're also planning a romantic getaway to Hong Kong soon, you might want to check out this guide✍🏻 - 1️⃣ Che Kung Temple at Ho Chung Address: No. 2 Chuk Yuen Road, Chuk Yuen · Subway Wong Tai Sin Station B2/B3 Exit Closes at 16:30 in the afternoon, remember to plan your visit accordingly✅ A pilgrimage for the youth, remember to prepare cash for purchasing incense‼️ - 2️⃣ Temple Street Night Market Open daily from 14:00 to 23:00, near Jordan MTR Station🚉, lots of food and drinks, affordable and delicious😋 Nearby, there's also the 'Big Bus Kowloon Night Tour', which is a bit pricey at 230RMB🚌 - 3️⃣ Yau Ma Tei Police Station No. 627 Canton Road → A filming location for 'Infernal Affairs'👀 Many tourists take photos at this entrance, haha📷 - 4️⃣ Sky Terrace 428 You need to take the Peak Tram to get there👀 However, food and drinks at the top are quite expensive, it's recommended to eat and drink your fill at the mall at the bottom before going up to enjoy the views and take photos📷 - 5️⃣ Hong Kong Space Museum 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui (near MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit E, near MTR East Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit J) → For those who love space, it's worth a visit👀 Full dome screen to explore the vast starry sky✨ Amazing💯 - 6️⃣ Yick Cheong Building Close to the 'Tai Koo' MTR station, a hotspot for Instagram-worthy photos!!! If you're into photography, bring your camera and go for it!!! Due to the dense clustering of buildings, it's also known as the 'Monster Building'. Shooting from the bottom up gives a great effect👀

Night Bazaar in Hong Kong

Don’t miss this street food area after shopping at the local stalls.#香港夜繽紛 #Nightlife in HK

Temple Street's Irresistible Charms

Step into the vibrant tapestry of Hong Kong's street life by visiting the iconic Temple Street Night Market. Located in Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, this bustling market comes alive as the sun sets, offering a sensory feast for locals and tourists alike. 🌃 Address: Temple St, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong As you stroll through the narrow alleys, expect a symphony of colors, sounds, and aromas. Temple Street Night Market is a kaleidoscope of street performances, fortune tellers 🔮, and vendors hawking a diverse array of goods. From trendy fashion items 👗🕶️ and electronics 📱 to traditional Chinese crafts 🏮 and antiques, the market caters to every taste and budget. The market truly comes alive at night, and you'll find a plethora of local eateries 🍜 serving up mouth-watering street food. Indulge in Hong Kong's culinary delights, from sizzling skewers and savory dim sum to exotic seafood dishes. Temple Street is a haven for food enthusiasts, offering a chance to savor authentic flavors under the glow of neon signs. 🍤🥢 While exploring, be sure to check out some of the market's standout stalls. Look for the bustling fortune tellers who can provide insights into your future. 🔮 The herbal medicine shops are also worth a visit, offering traditional remedies and unique potions. For a cultural immersion, catch a Cantonese opera performance 🎭 or enjoy a game of street-side chess with the locals. Bargaining is a common practice, so channel your inner negotiator when purchasing goods. 💰 Tips for an enriching visit: Arrive in the evening to experience the market's full energy, bring cash for easier transactions, and don't be afraid to try the local delicacies. 🌮🥟 Temple Street Night Market is more than a shopping destination; it's a living, breathing spectacle that encapsulates the spirit of Hong Kong's vibrant street culture. Embrace the sensory overload and immerse yourself in the dynamic atmosphere of this nocturnal treasure. 🎉

Night Market at Temple Street Hong Kong

#christmastrip #nightmarket #foodmarket #templestreetmarket #hk The newly established night food market at Temple Street attracted a lot of local / foreign visitors. With many food stalls established along Temple Street north of Jordan Road, the narrow street is filled with people looking for good food. A must-see if you wish to encounter crowds. How to go there: Jordan station Exit A.

HK Nostalgic disappearing snacks

Besides delicious food, these nostalgic HK snacks are a must. Just a bite will bring you down the memory lane, not to mention the red bean snacks that are made famous in HK movies from the 80s. Mrs. Fong Dessert 198號 Temple St, Jordan, Hong Kong #hongkong #templestreetmarket #mongkok #mongkokfood

Discover Hong Kong's Vibrant Night Market

🌃🏮🛍️🥢 Temple Street Night Market is a bustling and vibrant outdoor bazaar located in the heart of Hong Kong. This iconic market offers a wide range of souvenirs, local street food, and trinkets that make for perfect gifts. The atmosphere is lively and exciting, with street performers adding to the vibrant atmosphere. The market is especially popular for its Chinese medicinal herbs and fortune-tellers. Make sure to come hungry and try some of the delicious seafood, noodles, and dim sum. Overall, the Temple Street Night Market is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the true culture of Hong Kong. 🇭🇰👍 #streetmarket #hongkong #urbanexplorer

Templestreet Jordan night market,nearby mtr souviener shopping,restaurent,bars nearby public libraries,jade market

Temple Street Market in HKG

Too experience local life in Hong Kong, the street markets are worth a visit, especially Temple Street Market, probably the most famous street market in HKG. 🚲🏸🩱🎮📺🏮🥙🥘 Strolling around the street market in temple street, you can buy clothes, unique souvenirs, electronic products, handcraft, tea sets, jade articles, antiques, and electronics. ⌚Open: From 4 - 12pm, best time 7 – 10pm 🚇 How to get there: Take Exit A at Jordan Subway Station, turn right and Temple Street is at the third junction. You can also find it in every Map-App. #hkinsider #hongkong #templestreetmarket #chinatravel #markets

🇭🇰 Temple street Market

It is always interesting to see bizarre things especially in Hong Kong. There are so many fortune tellers over here. You can get your fortune explained to you in many ways, from the traditional palm/face reading, to birds picking out a card, to cards reading too. You can even hire a professional to ward off bad luck too by using clogs to hit a paper man. I have tried most of the fortune telling methods and it was fun. As long as you are not bothered by the bad fortune then it is perfectly alright to get your fortune told. Although most times, you will get recommendations on how to ward off the bad fortune and this will cost extra money. *photos are taken before pandemic and HK is not open for travelling yet but I will be there soon :) #hkinsider #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

3 minutes to Temple Street night market

Evergreen is a three stars hotel located just 3 minutes walk from the temple Street night market. The hotel room is small and compact. The room size is 15m2 for all room types. They do have a double room, single room, and family room. The hotel only has three stories. The family room has 3 single beds. Most rooms come with a bathtub. The hotel room looks dated and therefore is a mould and a strong smell especially from the bathroom. The television channels are limited with mostly local channels. The staff is average. They do not smile nor greet you. No mineral water is given in the room. The breakfast is simple with eggs, bacon, ham, sausages, and porridge. The superb location to the temple Street night market makes up for the downside of the hotel. #bucketlistreboot