Hong Kong is among the best shopping capitals in Asia, which lures tourists with its combination of high-fashion malls, street markets and special local shops. Your shopping style is your choice, and the city can offer a variety of opportunities to shoppers. Hong Kong is a cultural experience when it comes to shopping as there are trendy and hip downtown areas, as well as traditional markets with color. In case you are making a retail filled getaway, then check out our Special Tour packages to HongKong.

Hong Kong is famous with its diversity in shopping. You can go to the shopping malls of world standards (Central or Causeway Bay) or swim in the local markets in Sham Shui Po or Mong Kok. It can be electronics, cosmetics, handmade crafts, and the latest fashion, and the point is that the choice is endless. With easy transportation and fun neighbourhoods, shopping can become one of the highlights of your visit in Hong Kong.

Here are the top shopping venues in Hong Kong. 

1. Causeway Bay 

Causeway Bay is a vibrant shopping area known to host gigantic shopping centers and fashionable shops. Visitors can shop for designer labels as well as fast fashion in shopping complexes like Times Square and Fashion Walk. The place is never dull, particularly in the evenings, as the localities as well as the tourists emerge to have a shopping spree, to dine and to enjoy the city lights. 

2. Tsim Sha Tsui 

Kowloon, Tsim Sha Tsui has one of the biggest malls in Hong Kong, Harbour City. It is a posh area with a combination of luxury and medium level brands. Customers also have an opportunity to visit local fashion stores, beauty shops, as well as technology stores along the renowned Nathan Road. The spectacular harbor view is an additional luxury shopping experience.

3. Mong Kok 

Mong Kok is a very colorful and cheapest shopping district within the city. It is most popular due to Ladies Market and Sneaker Street where one can purchase fashionable garments, accessories, gizmos, etc. Negotiating is a norm and the mood is lively and entertaining particularly at night when the neon lights sparkle.

4. Central 

Central is the place of luxury buyers. This part of town is famous with its sleek skyscrapers and fancy storefronts, the best international fashion houses, fine jewelry and upscale department stores. If you want a more refined shopping experience with a global standard of service, Central is the place to go, as it is both elegant and stylish.

5. Sham Shui Po 

Sham Shui Po is a community of technology aficionados and creative individuals. This is a neighborhood district with affordable gadgets, phone accessories, and fabric stores. It also has small stores where beads, ribbons and craft materials are sold. The prices are also usually unmatched and are popular with the DIYers and bargain lovers.

6. Temple Street Night Market 

To have a good time of shopping in the evening, you can visit Temple Street Night Market. The market is in Yau Ma Tei and is crammed with open-air stalls dealing with clothes, watches, souvenirs, and Chinese antiques. You can also find numerous food vendors, so you can bite something as you tour this cultural hotspot.

7. PMQ 

Police Married Quarters (PMQ) is an arts and culture place in Central. It is also known for fostering local designers and small businesses. Visitors will discover homemade jewelry, art, home decor, and fashion products. That building itself is historical and events and pop-ups are frequent, making it an artsy and colorful shopping spot.

8. Citygate Outlets 

Citygate Outlets is an ideal location to get discounted prices on international brands and it is situated not far away from the Hong Kong International Airport. This outlet mall has major markdowns on brands such as Nike, Coach, and Adidas, so it is the perfect place to shop last minute before flying out. It is very traveler-friendly because of the spacious layout and convenience of the MTR.

Conclusion 

Hong Kong is indeed a paradise of a shopper and presents a combination of opulence, culture and pocket-friendliness. Whether you are in a fancy mall in Central and Tsim Sha Tsui, or in local gems in Sham Shui Po and Mong Kok, each area has its own distinctive style. The places to visit are just endless whether you are just window shopping or going on a complete shopping spree.

To further streamline your experience, perhaps you should book one of our specially crafted Tour packages to HongKong. These packages will allow you to have the best of the city without taking much of your time to explore the unforgettable retail adventures.