Hong Kong Mong Kok Travel Guide
Scenic spot introduction:
Mong Kok is the most crowded area in Hong Kong and a popular shopping destination. Many shops and restaurants are open all night, making it the "nightless day" in Kowloon. There are many unique shops and shopping malls in the area. It is a concentration of trendy items and there are many novel gadgets, so it is very popular among young people, especially during holidays, it is even more crowded. By browsing both sides of the streets, visitors can discover the true face of urban life in Hong Kong.Attractions distribution:
Mong Kok is a major shopping area standing side by side with Causeway Bay. There are all kinds of unexpected new shopping experiences here. There is a women's street specializing in women's products, a sneaker street where sports shoes gather, various novel and unique streets, as well as a computer center and Xianda Plaza to meet the shopping needs of digital enthusiasts. Trendy Zone and Mega Plaza are favorites among young people, and Langham Place Shopping Center is a fashionable landmark.Scenic spot features:
Shopping, food, leisure, pedestrian streetScenic spot map:
Transportation
Scenic spot location:
China>Hong Kong SAR>Kowloon>Yau Tsim Mong District
How to get there:
MTR Tsuen Wan Line and Kwun Tong Line can reach Mong Kok.
KMB Route 117, KMB Route N122, KMB Route 10, KMB Route 13d, KMB Route 13p, KMB Route 16, KMB Route 18, KMB Route 203e, KMB Route 203, KMB Route 212, Nine KMB 230x, KMB 234p, KMB 234x, KMB 238p, KMB 238s, KMB 238x, KMB 270p, KMB 296c, KMB 2a, KMB 2, KMB 30x, KMB 35a, KMB 3c, KMB 41a, KMB 41, KMB 42a, KMB 44p, KMB 44, KMB 45, KMB 60x, KMB 63x, KMB 68x, KMB 69x, KMB 6a, KMB KMB 6c, KMB 6f, KMB 6, KMB 81, KMB 93k, KMB 95, KMB 9, KMB n216, KMB n293.
No. 104, 104 special service, Citybus a21, Citybus n21a, Citybus n21, Citybus r11, Citybus x11, NWFB 970x, NWFB 970, NWFB 971 .
Scenic area map:
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Tickets
Mongkok ticket prices:
free
Scenic area opening hours:
Open all day
Travel Tips
travelling guideline:
Bird Street → There are many street stalls selling birds.
Goldfish Street → A section of Tung Choi Street, named after the many shops selling farmed fish.
Flower Market Road → Named after the many shops selling wholesale and retail flowers.
Sai Yeung Choi Street South → Standing side by side with the Ladies Market, there are many shops selling trendy clothing, electronic products and snacks, which are very popular among young people in Hong Kong.
Dundas Street → Bordered to the south by Ladies Market and Sai Yeung Choi Street, the street is full of shops selling snacks.
Portland Street → Hong Kong’s famous red light district.
Shanghai Street → Another red light district in Hong Kong.
Soy Sauce Street → According to legend, a soy sauce factory was located here in the past, hence the name.
Gun Street → Kwong Wah Street is named after the numerous shops selling air guns and military supplies. It is also called Gun Street with the adjacent Yan On Building shopping mall.
Best time to visit:
Hong Kong is dry and slightly cold in winter (mid-December to February), but the average temperature is around 20 degrees. With the arrival of price reductions, Hong Kong has become a veritable "shopping paradise" at this time, and tourists who love shopping spree will receive unparalleled discounts.
Shopping recommendations:
The entire Mong Kok area is full of special restaurants, including Southeast Asian food, Japanese food, dessert shops, tea restaurants, Shanghai food, etc., everything is covered. In addition, Mong Kok is also famous for its large number of snack bars. Many trendy snack bars are also based in Mong Kok. These snacks include Japanese shakobi, waffles, bratwurst, Taiwanese drinks, Japanese cheesecake, etc. King of Steakhouses is one of the famous steakhouses in Hong Kong, with high-end style and reasonable prices.
Scenic spot map:
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