Walking Tours in Hong Kong SAR

Enjoy the energy of Honk Kong's public markets with a half-day, small-group walking tour. Wander through the bright colors of the Flower Market and comb through the Yuen Po Street Bird Garden. With a cap of 12 travelers you're guaranteed personalized attention all along the way. Test your bargaining skills and bring home incredible souvenirs after a day spent in the markets here.

Get an intimate look at Hong Kong's back streets and local traditions on this 4-hour walking tour. With a small group of fellow adventure seekers, you'll visit an historic fishing village, learn how to play mahjong, and hear about Hong Kong's tradition of 'villain hitting.'

The tour begins by taking you back to the 1960's, visit "Mei Ho House" of Shek Kip Mei Public Housing Estate: the oldest public housing complex in Hong Kong. Other featured attractions in this tour include: Jockey Club Creative Arts Center which has  nearly 140 artists and art organizations pursing their works in a wide array of art forms, mainly in visual arts, performing arts and applied arts. A stop at The Heritage Tea House for tea and snacks will provide a refreshment break. The next attractions include Shum Shui Po also known as "Deep Water Pier", Golden Shopping Center which is well-known for its video games and software. The Apliu Street Market features electronics for sale in open stalls, Fook Wing Street Market contains many toy stores, Cheung Sha Wan Road Fashion Street is the place to get wholesale clothes.

Spend your day exploring Yellow Dragon Gorge, a secluded oasis nestled on Lantau Island. An expert guide accompanies you on foot while you venture into a wondrous landscape of vertical cliffs and waterfalls. Expect a moderately difficult hike with some technical challenges as you cross boulders upstream then cool off in natural pools. This 6-hour tour starts and ends in Tung Chung, not far from the Hong Kong airport.

Explore the colonial past and cosmopolitan present during this informative small-group walking tour through the streets of Hong Kong. You'll get an up close look at the Central Business District and beautiful Hong Kong Park, as well make stops at Possession Point, the Blooming Bauhinia sculpture and the famous Fringe Club during this popular tour. Your expert guide will offer insight and history as you wander through this dynamic destination.

Explore Hong Kong on foot and via public transportation during this comprehensive 5-hour tour with a small group. Take the tramway up to the Peak and visit the historic village of Pok Fu Lam to learn about Hong Kong's origins. Small group is limited to 15 people or fewer to ensure personalized attention from your guide and an intimate atmosphere. Snacks and bottled water provided.

Make the most of your time in Hong Kong with this walking tour that covers the temples and markets of Hong Kong's Kowloon district in just a half day. Highlights include the Ladies Market, the Wong Tai Sin Temple, the Chi Lin Nunnery, and Nan Lian Gardens. Traveling with a small group ensures personalized attention from your guide and an intimate atmosphere.

Get a taste of the local market life on this Hong Kong walking tour of the Mongkok district. Your friendly local guide will unlock the stories, history and culture of this eclectic destination as you wander the Mongkok Wet Market, Jade and Goldfish markets, too. This half-day tour is the perfect way to stock up on souvenirs and handmade items before you head home from your incredible Hong Kong adventure!

Enjoy all the animation of a live guide for a fraction of the price by downloading this fascinating self-guided audio tour with map. Discover highlights of the vibrant city, from the Hong Kong Space Museum to Chungking Mansions, from the Star Ferry Terminal to Temple Street, all at a pace that suits you.

Hong Kong is famous for its markets and shopping streets dedicated to one type of product, and this 5-hour small-group tour showcases the best. With a guide, stroll through the thriving Flower, Goldfish, and Bird Markets, and explore a traditional food market. Meet the vendors, peruse the wares, and learn how these stall fests have made the city tick for over a century. A ride on the Mass Transit System (MTR) is included.

Stray from the beaten path on a walking tour that focuses on Hong Kong's lesser-known attractions. As you explore the backstreets of historic Hong Kong, you'll receive personalized attention from your guide and listen to stories that aren't featured in the guide book. Plus, taking this afternoon tour gives you the morning to relax.

Experience the diversity of modern-day Hong Kong in one of the island's most traditional districts on this 3-hour walking tour of vibrant Sheung Wan. Travel to the neighborhood on an early 20th century tram, where you can peek into historic temples, sample delicious street food and ride the famous Central Escalator, the longest of its kind in the world. Enjoy free time to browse the shops along Hollywood Road or haggle over antiques on Cat Street, then stop for tea and pastries (included) at a local cafe. 

This small-group walking tour showcases the best of Old and New Hong Kong and allows travelers to truly immerse themselves in the culture, history and traditions of this diverse land. Your expert English-speaking guide will lead you through old-school markets and rare antique shops, then take you to the hub of commerce in this bustling city, where skyscrapers and modern buildings line the streets. Your guide will lend insight into how traditional ways meet contemporary culture as you explore Hong Kong.

Journey around Kowloon on this private, 4-hour tour. Your private guide knows the best areas and sights to show you, as well as the quickest ways to get from one point to the next. Along the way, see Wong Tai Sin Temple, Chi Lin Nunnery, Nan Lian Garden, Sham Shui Po district, and Apliu Street Flea Market.

Get a comprehensive overview of Hong Kong's local markets on this half-day walking tour. With a small group of no more than 15 people, navigate the narrow aisles of multiple local markets where residents do their shopping. Learn about the local produce and culinary culture of Hong Kong through your guide's commentary.