Hong Kong Big Bus Hong Kong Sightseeing Tour - Kowloon Night Tour (Non-stop)


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Big Bus Hong Kong Hop‑On Hop‑Off Tour (Kowloon Route)
Next to Bruce Lee Statue on Avenue of Stars (Salisbury Road Tourist Bus Drop‑off Area) (Departure and drop‑off point are the same location)
Aged 12 years old or above (calculated by age based on birthday, with the travel date as the reference).
Kowloon Night Tour departs at 7:00 PM next to the Bruce Lee Statue on the Avenue of Stars (Salisbury Road Tourist Bus Drop‑off Area). Please arrive 15 minutes early.
The night tour lasts for 1 hour. It ends at approximately 8:00 PM at the Bruce Lee Statue on the Avenue of Stars.
Next to the Bruce Lee Statue Station on the Avenue of Stars 18:45~19:00 (Salisbury Road Tourist Bus Drop‑off Area)
(1) Ladies' Market; (2) Temple Street Night Market; (3) Fruit Market (Wholesale Fruit Market); (4) M+ Museum; (5) Hong Kong Palace Museum; (6) West Kowloon Station; (7) Victoria Harbour;
(1) Duration: 60 minutes ‑ 75 minutes; (2) Departure Dates: Daily; (3) Frequency: 1 trip; (4) Departure Time: 19:00;

No cancellation fee will be charged if cancellation is made before 12:00 on the day prior to the usage date.
No refunds or changes will be accepted starting from 12:00 on the day prior to the usage date (inclusive).
Temple Street is located in Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon. Also known as Men's Street, it was once a famous red‑light district in Hong Kong. Today, it has become a well‑known平民 night market and venue for locals, retaining much of old Hong Kong's flavour and street‑side atmosphere. Visitors love to come here to enjoy seafood from dai pai dong (street‑side stalls), claypot rice and other delicacies, in search of that Hong Kong nostalgia.

At night, Temple Street is at its liveliest, with neon lights flickering all along the street and dance hall signs catching the eye. The Temple Street night market stretches 600 metres and sells clothing, spectacles, watches, toys, coins, accessories, old photographs, old paintings and more. There are also plenty of stalls selling pirated and counterfeit goods, where you can haggle for a better price.

The street‑side dai pai dong at Temple Street are a major highlight; every shop is packed with customers. For seafood, mantis shrimp is highly recommended. In addition, Hing Kee Claypot Rice and spicy crab at Temple Street are also worth a try. If you want to sample authentic street snacks, you can simply stand by the roadside and chew on a few skewers of beef balls, fish balls and egg puffs. If you get tired from walking, why not stop by a dessert shop for a bowl of sweet soup to recharge?

Guest2026
I definately didn't plan this at all, I was walking past the bus stop and decide...
Guest2026
I travel on my own quite a bit, the staff at the boarding point were really nice...
Guest2026
Brought my grandma along for this, she grew up in Kowloon so she loved pointing ...












