This slogan is so familiar: “Shop till you drop, eat till you’re full, shop again, then eat more!” This straightforward and concise phrase perfectly captures the allure of Hong Kong. What’s more, with Hong Kong just an hour and a half away by flight from Taiwan, many young professionals and urban elites treat it as their weekend retreat—flying there right after work on Friday, shopping, eating, and sightseeing all weekend, then flying back to Taipei on a late Sunday evening flight, thoroughly satisfied.
Hong Kong is renowned as a shopper’s paradise. Thanks to tax advantages, goods here are significantly cheaper than elsewhere, and many limited-edition items can only be found in Hong Kong. That’s why this itinerary is packed with top-name fashion boutiques, ensuring fashion-savvy men and women can shop to their heart’s content.
Itinerary Route for Day 2
Day 1
【Itinerary】Taoyuan International Airport → Hong Kong International Airport → Ocean Park → Central Star Ferry Pier → Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier → Lan Kwai Fong
【Accommodation】Tsim Sha Tsui Hotel
★★★ Recommended Attraction = Ocean Park
Ocean Park is a long-renowned theme park in Hong Kong and a favorite destination for visitors of all ages, bustling with tourists from around the world every day. Built against the mountainside, the park is divided into several sections: Green World Garden, Children’s Kingdom, Ocean Wonders, Summit Amusement Park, Rapids Adventure, and Bird Paradise. Among them, the Giant Panda Habitat in Green World Garden is home to four healthy and adorable pandas... Click to view all attraction details
Hong Kong::Ocean Park
★★★ Recommended Attraction = Lan Kwai Fong
The commonly referred-to Lan Kwai Fong encompasses the area around D’Aguilar Street, Lan Kwai Fong, and Wyndham Street. It is packed with all kinds of bars, including British-style pubs, gay bars, dance clubs, pubs, restaurants, and more. The crowd here is international and diverse, resembling a mini carnival... Click to view all attraction details
Hong Kong::Lan Kwai Fong
Day 2
【Itinerary】Landmark Plaza → Times Square → Hennessy Road (Sogo Department Store Causeway Bay Branch) → x5 Lan Street (Temple Street) → Park Lane Shopper’s Boulevard
【Accommodation】Tsim Sha Tsui Hotel
★★★ Recommended Attraction = Landmark Plaza
Landmark Plaza is a gathering place for global luxury brands, featuring well-known names such as Chanel, LV, Gucci, Loewe, POLO, and more. In fact, even Prada has three separate stores for menswear, womenswear, and leather goods. Coupled with the nearby British department store Harvey Nichols and the luxurious The Landmark Mandarin Oriental Hotel, the area becomes even more appealing. Landmark Plaza has also undergone large-scale expansion... Click to view all attraction details
Landmark Plaza
★★★ Recommended Attraction = Times Square
Bustling Causeway Bay is the trendsetter of Hong Kong Island, and Times Square, which has stood at the heart of Causeway Bay since 1993, is undoubtedly its most iconic landmark. The giant LED screen on the exterior of the Times Square building was Hong Kong’s first large-scale outdoor TV wall, providing real-time information to passersby. The vast square at its base remains one of the best meeting spots for locals and tourists alike. Thanks to its prime location, wide selection of shops in one place, and comfortable shopping experience, Times Square has become a must-visit shopping destination for international travelers... Click to view all attraction details
Times Square
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