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WHAT TO PACK
Hong Kong's subtropical climate means you won't be needing the winter woollies for most of the year. Loose-fitting cotton clothing generally fits the bill. The exception is from mid-December to February, when the mercury might fall to a mild 10oC (50oF). But even in the summer, it pays to bring along a light sweater - air-conditioning in some restaurants and cinemas is often turned up high. Rain showers are possible during the rainy season (around May to September), so also be sure to pack a light waterproof jacket.Of course, what you need to pack depends on what you plan to do in Hong Kong. Swimwear for the beaches, stout shoes for pounding the sightseeing beat and smart casual wear for dinner are suggested. Formal suits are the norm for those visiting on business. Those planning on trawling the designer shopping malls and colourful night markets are advised to leave plenty of room in the suitcase - Hong Kong is a shopper's paradise.

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Octopus Cards – The Easy Way to Travel
Most public transport requires exact change and that's why we recommend that you get an Octopus card. This electronic stored-value card is just like money and is accepted on most public transport including buses, minibuses, trains, ferries, the Peak Tram, and some taxis. It's even accepted at convenience stores and fast food restaurants. To pay a fare, simply place the Octopus card on the reader located next to the fare box and the fare gets deducted electronically. A new Octopus card includes a refundable HK$50 deposit. Any leftover money is also refunded when you return the card. Ask for it at the Airport Express Customer Service Counters on Level 5 of the Hong Kong International Airport, and the cards are also available at most public transport customer service centres.

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18 DISTRICTS AND ATTRACTIONS

Central & Western
The Peak
Hollywood Road
SoHo + Lan Kwai Fong
Central - Mid-Levels Escalator

Eastern
Museum of Coastal Defence
Chinese New Year Flower Market
Eastern District Tourist Trail (Shau Kei Wan Section)
Tam Kung Temple
Tin Hau Temple
Noon Day Gun

Islands
Hong Kong Disneyland
AsiaWorld-Expo
Giant Buddha
Wisdom Path
Cheung Chau Bun Festival
Seafood on Lamma Island
Cheung Po Tsai Cave

Kowloon City
Kowloon Walled City Park
Food District
Whampoa Gourmet Place

Kwai Tsing
Tsing Ma Bridge
Maritime Square

Kwun Tong
Lei Yue Mun Seafood Bazaar
Tin Hau Temple

North
Fung Ying Seen Koon
Lung Yeuk Tau Heritage Trail
Liu Man Shek Tong + Hau Kui Shek Ancestral Hall + Pang Ancestral Hall

Sai Kung
Hung Shing Temple
Seafood Street
The Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau Public Golf Course
Lions Nature Education Centre
Moving Memorial to War Martyrs

Sham Shui Po
Cheung Sha Wan Road Fashion Street and Apliu Street
Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb and Garden
Festival Walk
Lung Cheung Road Lookout

Sha Tin
Hong Kong Heritage Museum
Che Kung Temple
Snoopy's World
Sha Tin Racecourse
Penfold Park

Southern
Stanley Main Street and Murray House
Alfresco Dining
Ocean Park
Repulse Bay
Jumbo Kingdom

Tai Po
Lookout Tower in Tai Po Waterfront Park Dragon Boat Races-->
Hong Kong Railway Museum
Man Mo Temple
Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees

Tsuen Wan
Sam Tung Uk Museum
Yuen Yuen Institute
Tai Mo Shan Country Park

Tuen Mun
Ching Chung Koon
Hong Kong Gold Coast
Miu Fat Buddhist Monastery

Wan Chai
Golden Bauhinia Square
Special Flag Raising Ceremony
Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre
Fire Dragon Dance at Tai Hang
Happy Valley Racecourse
Hong Kong Racing Museum

Wong Tai Sin
Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple
Chi Lin Nunnery

Yau Ma Tei / Tsim Sha Tsui / M0ng Kok
Avenue of Stars
Clock Tower
Shopping
Temple Street
Yuen Po Street Bird Garden

Yuen Long
Ping Shan Heritage Trail and Tsui Shing Lau
Mai Po Nature Reserve
Big Bowl Feast

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