Hong Kong Walking Tours
Walking is the honest way to read Hong Kong, a city built on slopes and stitched together by escalators, footbridges and back alleys. Follow the Mid-Levels Escalator past Tai Kwun, the former police compound turned arts centre, down through PMQ to the design studios of Sheung Wan. Eat your way across Sham Shui Po, the working heart of Kowloon, where roast meats, tofu pudding and hand-pulled noodles cost less than a coffee in Central.
Or trade the streets for the Dragon's Back, the ridge trail above Shek O that finishes with a swim at Big Wave Bay. Groups stay small so the pace can follow the group.
