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Things to do in Hong Kong in March
Arrival at Hong Kong International Airport and transfer to hotel. Explore the local neighborhood for dinner at Yat Lok Restaurant, famous for its roast goose. Address: 34-38 Stanley Street, Central, Hong Kong. After dinner, take a leisurely walk along the Avenue of Stars on the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade for stunning views of the Hong Kong skyline.
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Explore the vibrant streets of Mong Kok and experience the local street food scene at the famous Soy Street (Fa Yuen Street). Try some local delicacies such as egg waffles, fish balls, and stinky tofu.
Take a sunset stroll along the picturesque Victoria Harbour waterfront and enjoy the Symphony of Lights show. Have dinner at Australia Dairy Company known for its classic Hong Kong-style breakfast and comfort food. Address: 47 Parkes Street, Jordan, Hong Kong.
Experience a traditional Cantonese dim sum dinner at Lin Heung Tea House, one of the oldest and most authentic tea houses in Hong Kong. Address: 162 Wellington St, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong.
Explore the creative and artistic hub of PMQ (Former Police Married Quarters) and discover local designer boutiques, art galleries, and lifestyle shops. Enjoy a light brunch at the popular Aberdeen Street Social. Address: 35 Aberdeen St, Central, Hong Kong.
Take a leisurely walk through the vibrant street art scene in the neighborhoods of Sheung Wan and discover the colorful murals and graffiti. Have dinner at Kau Kee Restaurant, famous for its hearty beef brisket noodles. Address: G/F, 21 Gough St, Central, Hong Kong.
Indulge in a relaxing morning at Chi Lin Nunnery and Nan Lian Garden, a serene oasis in the heart of the city. Have a peaceful breakfast at the Garden Café within the Nan Lian Garden. Address: 60 Fung Tak Road, Diamond Hill, Hong Kong.
Experience a traditional Cantonese dim sum lunch at Maxim's Palace City Hall, one of the classic dim sum restaurants in Hong Kong. Address: 2/F, Low Block, City Hall, Central, Hong Kong.
Enjoy a farewell dinner at Hing Fat Restaurant, a local favorite known for its delicious Hong Kong-style barbecue dishes. Address: Shop E, G/F, Kam Chuk Building, 56 Kam Chuk Street, North Point, Hong Kong.
March in Hong Kong is generally mild and pleasant, with warm temperatures and occasional showers. So we are suggesting you pack accordingly.
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Things to Carry on your trip to Hong Kong
Clothing & Apparel
Lightweight jacket -
For evenings and moderate temperatures.
Comfortable pants -
For exploring the city.
T-shirts -
For warm weather.
Dress -
(Optional) For a special night out.
Accessories
Hat -
For sun protection.
Sunglasses -
For sun protection.
Scarf -
(Optional) For warmth or accessorizing.
Essentials & Must Haves
Passport and visa (if required) -
Essential travel documents.
Money and credit cards -
For making purchases.
Travel insurance -
For peace of mind.
First-aid kit -
For minor emergencies.
Good to have
Adapter plug -
For charging electronics.
Reusable water bottle -
For staying hydrated.
Travel guidebook -
For information on local attractions.
Camera -
For capturing memories.
Electronics
Phone -
For communication and navigation.
Laptop or tablet -
(Optional) For entertainment or work.
Portable charger -
For keeping devices powered up.
Noise-canceling headphones -
(Optional) For blocking out noise.
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