The Happy Valley Racecourse is a top destination in Hong Kong. Located in Happy Valley, this racecourse is used by the Hong Kong Jockey Club for horse racing. Whether you are a fan of horse racing or not, going to the Happy Valley Racecourse is an energy packed experience that only exists in Hong Kong. Temple Street Night Market is a lively market located in the Jordan and Yau Ma Tei areas of Hong Kong. The market is often referred to as “Men’s Street” for the specialty in men’s fashion. The market starts each day at 2 PM and really begins to thrive once the sun goes down.

Tian Tan Buddha is a giant bronze Buddha statue, often referred to as the Big Buddha. It is located on the Lantao Island of Hong Kong. It is the largest seated bronze Buddha statue in the world and is a major center for Buddhism. Visitors must climb 268 steps up to the statue. With the incredible views available of the mountains and the sea, it is well worth the climb. Victoria Harbour is the largest harbour in China, and the third largest in the world. The harbour is famous for its amazing panoramic view of the skyline and Hong Kong Island. For an especially amazing view, go to the Peak Tower on the Victoria Peak.

Lung King Heen is a Cantonese fine dining restaurant located in the Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong. It is the only Cantonese restaurant within Hong Kong to have been awarded three Michelin Stars. In addition to the excellent quality of cuisine, the restaurant features wonderful views of Hong Kong’s harbor and skyline. 8½ Otto e Mezzo is the only Italian restaurant outside of Italy to be awarded three stars by Michelin. Located within the Central district of Hong Kong, 8½ Otto Mezzo is known for their incredible dishes as well as service. One of the restaurants specialties is their white truffles.

Getting around Hong Kong is fairly simple due to the density and compactness of the city. For public transportation, you can purchase an Octopus card, which will save you the trouble of carrying coins. It is also very easy to access many parts of Hong Kong by foot. As far as weather goes in Hong Kong, autumn is the nicest time of year. Temperatures tend to be warm, moderate, and nice.