Lai Chi Kok Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Lai Chi Kok

Food is great, wine is even better, but travel really hits the spot! So isn’t it about time you sunk your teeth into the Hong Kong neighbourhood of Lai Chi Kok? This cool city has a population of around 7,000,000 residents — don't be scared to make friends with a few of them during your stay. From the city centre, Lai Chi Kok is located 6 kilometres to the northwest. You'll most likely be coming in via Shenzhen International Airport, so after you've found your bags you'll need to travel 50 kilometres to the southeast.

This city is jam-packed with impressive things to do, and you'll uncover many of them near Lai Chi Kok. It's difficult to choose the leading attractions, but Soho and the International Finance Centre are two you should not miss. After taking a look at those, you're going to want to continue onwards to the Madame Tussauds and Hong Kong Disneyland. For a better perspective of this lively city as a whole, spend some time in the close-by neighbourhoods of Cheung Sha Wan and Sham Shui Po.

If somehow you've never heard of Lan Kwai Fong, you're in for a real treat. This famed attraction is located just 7 kilometres south of Lai Chi Kok.

If you fancy discovering some highlights in the centre of the city, head straight to Pacific Place and the University of Hong Kong. Victoria Park and Flower Market are a couple more of the area's greatest draws.

Keen to give the noggin a workout? The Hong Kong Cultural Centre, the Grotto Fine Art, the 10 Chancery Lane Gallery and the Sin Sin Fine Art are some recommended cultural attractions.

Relax while you check out the fascinating works of art on display at the Hong Kong Museum of Art, the Asia Art Archive, the University Museum and Art Gallery and the Cattle Depot Artist Village. Afterwards, why not grab a coffee from a local café and muse over your time there?

From interactive activities to curious objects and artefacts, museums have something for everyone. If you get stuck with some miserable weather, why not make your way over to the Hong Kong Space Museum, the Dialogue In The Dark, the Hong Kong Science Museum and the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences?

There's nothing quite like the feeling of anticipation when a performance is about to start. Take your seat and watch the curtains go up at the City Hall Concert Hall, the Yau Ma Tei Theatre, the Ko Shan Theatre and the Hong Kong Repertory Theatre.

Kids tend to have fun in rather unusual places. Make some memories with them at the Victoria Peak Tram and the City Hall Public Library.

Little kids can get restless on vacation. Luckily, there are some places nearby where they can blow off some steam. Shing Mun Country Park, Middle Road Children’s Playground and the Hong Kong Observation Wheel are some popular choices.

Few things can soothe mind like the sounds, sights and smells of the outdoors. Enjoy a taste of it at Sky 100, Lion Rock Country Park and Lion's Rock.

Keep your eyes peeled for native critters as you trek around the charming landscapes of the Hong Kong Zoo and Botanical Gardens and the Charter Garden.

An appealing feature of this place is its nearby public parks. Amid all the activity, you'll find plenty of places to relax and read a book. Kowloon Park, Fa Hui Park, Kowloon Walled City Park and Tsuen Wan Park are some good options.

Stock up on supplies or look for some unusual souvenirs. Purchase everything you're after at Habour City, Nathan Road Shopping District, Ladies' Market and Mong Kok Computer Centre.

Head over for an educational history lesson at Bank of China Tower, the Avenue of Stars, International Commerce Centre and Government House. Reading about them in a textbook just doesn't compare!

If you're interested in religious sites, you should visit the Wong Tai Sin Temple, the Man Mo Temple, the Kowloon Mosque and Islamic Centre and Hong Kong St. John's Cathedral.

Hotels in Lai Chi Kok

If you'd rather spend cash on adventures than on a hotel, the Panda's Hostel - Moment and the Rent-a-Room Hong Kong are two places you should check out. However, if you're the type who likes to spare no expense on holiday, The Peninsula Hong Kong or The Ritz Carlton Hong Kong will be more up your alley.

If you're just stopping for a night or two and only have time to check out the more popular attractions, book in at the W Hong Kong or the Gateway, Marco Polo Hotel. They are both within a leisurely stroll of Sky 100.