1. Shop at the newly opened Central Market


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2. Ride to the top of the mountain on the Peak Tram
If you’ve been to Hong Kong, you most definitely would have heard of the Peak Tram. Most travellers who have experienced it once would agree that taking the Peak Tram is one of the best ways to fully experience Hong Kong’s natural beauty! 🤩 Standing at 396 metres high above the sea level, it’s one of the oldest tourist attractions in the entire city. After being closed for about a year, this attraction has been reworked for better wheelchair accessibility and longer train cars have been added to accommodate more people on the ride up.The Peak Tram, as its name suggests, is a tram service that takes you up a hill to the peak. Besides the panoramic view at the top, what’s most interesting about this attraction is ‘The Tram Peak Illusion’. 😄 A study by The University of Hong Kong suggests that passengers riding on The Peak Tram will experience a spectacular visual illusion. When going uphill, the buildings would look like they’re leaning close towards the passenger which is the body’s perception of the environment due to how steep the tram is! It’s a unique experience you’ll have to try for yourself!Address: The Peak Tower, 128 Peak Road, The PeakWebsiteHalal food nearby- Ebeneezer’s Express Kebab & Pizzeria
3. Relive your childhood at Hong Kong Disneyland
The Happiest Place On Earth has been quietly working on a few new surprises for you since the pandemic! If you’re visiting soon, keep an eye out for the new Castle of Magical Dreams. The castle's design is meant to pay tribute to all of the Disney Princesses, including Anna and Elsa from Frozen in celebration of the Park’s 15th anniversary! It’s definitely a magnificent sight and the perfect photo opportunity for a nostalgic return to your childhood princess/prince fantasies.It goes without saying that a visit to Disneyland isn’t complete without seeing your favourite characters live in action! Depending on the season and time of year you’re visiting, you can get in on the brand new immersive experience with iconic Disney characters like Duffy and Friends, Marvel superheroes, and even some villains! 😎
- Explorer’s Club Restaurant
4. Go cycling on Cheung Chau Island
When you think of Hong Kong, you’d envision a metropolis city brimming with life and culture but as with every modern city, Hong Kong has a more idle story to tell from its past. A little away from the hustle and bustle of the city lights and tall buildings, you’ll find Cheung Chau, also known as “Long Island”. The dumb-bell-shaped island is famous for it’s distinct waterfront filled with fishing boats and seafood eateries. Not to mention, it’s car-free! 😃 In recent years, younger Hong Kong residents have moved to the island and called it their home. The scenic beaches and family-friendly hiking trails are one of the draws to escape from the fast-paced city life. 🤗 But don’t think there’s nothing to do here just because it’s away from the mainland! The younger residents have opened new hipster, Instagrammable cafes and retail stores along the streets. Why not cycle by and look for the island’s oldest lucky buns baker - Kwok Kam Kee, while you’re exploring?P.S. Pack some food to bring with you while exploring Hong Kong’s islands as halal food is far away!Location: Cheung Chau Island, Hong KongWebsite5. See more of the city’s art scene at Peng Chau Island

6. Indulge in delicious IG-worthy vegetarian food at JAJA
Eating clean doesn’t have to be boring. At least, that’s what JAJA stands for! 😋 Driven by the passion for spreading happiness and wellness, JAJA is a restaurant where original innovative vegetarian delights come to life. The whimsical pink-themed eatery boasts adorable and delicious delights like fluffy stacks of pancakes, avocado ‘burgers’ on tomato buns, milkshakes and much more! Unwind yourself by choosing to dine al fresco at JAJA’s spacious balcony and let your eyes feast on the view of the Victoria Harbour. ✨Halal status: Vegetarian foodAddress: 2 Harbour Rd, Wan Chai, Hong KongOpening hours: Open daily; 11:30AM-10PMInstagram7. Take a stroll along West Kowloon Promenade

8. Visit WinterFest when the sun sets

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