Your local insider will lead you on the best conceivable route through Hong Kong, from the tip of Victoria Peak to the churning shoreline of Kowloon City, introducing you to secluded gems and unique flavors and scenes along the way, like Dragon’s Back, a surreal urban hike. In Central District, you’ll come face to face with Asia’s financial giant, and our guides know all its secrets, like seeing it from another angle aboard a Chinese junk boat in Victoria Harbor. You could grab a bite at the Kam Wah cha chan teng streetside eatery, sampling egg tarts and fish balls, or, if you’re bold, why not sip on snake soup or peck on some chicken feet among the medicine vendors of rustic Sheung Wan?

On Hong Kong Island, where gleaming skyscrapers stand out against the mountainous Victoria Peak, you could explore Central and see the city’s contrasts for yourself. Witness traditional Chinese junk boats glide past futuristic tower blocks in Victoria Harbor or perhaps head further east to neighboring areas like Sheung Wan, a working-class district that shelters rich traditions. You could explore a mainland district like Kowloon, where Asian influences permeate architecture and cuisine, while the New Territories further north remain far more rural. Your host will show you Hong Kong at its best, from rustic communities and hamlets like Sham Shui Po to the neon light show observed from Victoria Harbor every single night.