The Peak in Hong Kong is my picture of the week. It is one of the most popular places to visit in Hong Kong and has been voted the number one place to visit. Apart from the beautiful views of the entire City, this place offers visitors a wide variety of activities to do while up there.

The Peak Hong Kong Picture

My visit took me to many of the various places around The Peak. Below are short descriptions of some of the places I visited, but I never had time to write about all of them. Maybe one day I will return here to write another story, but please enjoy this article.

• The Peak Tram—A must-experience in Hong Kong, this will be one of your most memorable tram rides up and down the Peak.
• The Peak Tower—At 396 metres above sea level, The Peak Tower is one of the most stylish architectural icons in Hong Kong. Inside this structure, there is a dazzling array of restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues, including a Hard Rock Shop. Those who live off shopping will find this exciting.
• Dining with a view – You can choose from many dining options, and among them are four signature restaurants with indoor and outdoor settings. I tried the outdoor one with a great view of the city.
• Peak Tram Historical Gallery—This gallery exhibits more than 200 memorabilia divided into 15 theme sections. Visitors taking the Peak Tram ride at the Garden Road Peak Tram Lower Terminal have free access.
• Sky Terrace – This is the highest viewing platform in Hong Kong, offering a fantastic 360-degree panoramic view of the City. It is something not to miss.
• Madame Tussauds Hong Kong—Featuring six themed areas, Madame Tussauds Hong Kong is one of those places to check out if you have extra time. Famous Hong Kong Stars are prominently featured here.
• Nature Walk—For those who prefer some adventure, The Peak offers nature walks in one of Hong Kong’s highest, most stunning countryside.

For more information, visit The Peak, Hong Kong’s Official Website.

Conclusion

For those travelling to this stunning city, I recommend visiting this iconic landmark, which is well worth a visit. If you have an extra half a day in Hong Kong, I would estimate that you will spend approximately 3 to 5 hours exploring The Peak Hong Kong, so please allocate enough time to travel here, walk around and return.

You can easily spend half a day here if you want to explore this beautiful place fully and finally, thank you for reading and viewing my The Peak Hong Kong picture.