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) PO LIN MONASTERY
Nestled among spectacular scenic mountains, Po Lin Monastery is truly a peaceful retreat. Nearby is the world's largest outdoor seated bronze Buddha statue and museum.
2) NGONG PING CABLE CAR
Embark on a ride of a life-time on this spectacular 5.7km sky rail with ever-changing picturesque panoramas across the lush terrains of Lantau and South China Sea.
3) TSING MA BRIDGE
A scenic drive through the longest road/rail suspension bridge in the world. Stop at the viewing platform of this famous bridge with its picturesque landscape prior crossing to Lantau.
4) TAI O VILLAGE
Fishing junks, wooden stilt houses along the waterfront, tiny shops, shrines and ancient temples form an interesting mosaic of a traditional fishing village.
5) TSING MA BRIDGE
A scenic drive through the longest road/rail suspension bridge in the world. Stop at the viewing platform of this famous bridge with its picturesque landscape prior crossing to Lantau.
6) REPULSE BAY LOOKOUT
Gaze into the South China Sea with the sun at the horizon. Named after a British battleship, this southern "capital" of HK Island is a natural escapade from the metropolis.
7) ABERDEEN FISHING VILLAGE
Glide into the waters with an optional sampan ride to gain an insight into the "water lifestyles" of the Tankas. (Sampan rides are organized at individual's expenses.)
8) STANLEY MARKET
Located in the charming village of Stanley, lively open-air market offer traditional handicrafts and locally made clothes and accessories at bargain prices.
9) VICTORIA PEAK
Experience one of the world's most breathtaking views. The panorama from the Peak offers a magnificent portrait of the famous Victoria harbour, Kowloon and nearby islands

Kowloon - visit Temple Street at night. There are different local authentic cuisines to choose from: clay pot rice (lap cheong bow jai fan), oyster pancake (ho jai beng), salt and peppered prawns (Jiu yim lai lew ha).

Tsim Sha Tsui
Chung King Mansions - there are many Indians who hang out there and also many backpackers stop off there too.

Vertically opposite Star Ferry there is a new shopping mall but the exterior has kept most of its historic structure.

Hong Kong Island
There are some temples and second hand but authentic bric a brac shops along Hollywood road. Visit Lan Kwai Fong, especially at night, where there are a lot of bars. Most authentic is Sugar Babes, serving Korean food. Ask for Sam the Bar Manager, he will be ableto advise.

In Causeway Bay visit Victoria Park especially now there should be market stalls set up for the Chinese New Year. On Jan 31st experience the countdown there but it will be crowded. Sugar Street, just opposite the park has many Indonesian and Philippino shops. There is an Indonesian restaurant which is quite nice,cant remember hte name on top of my head.

Central - outside the council building there are Indonesian and Philippinos who hang out on their day off. Some also sell authentic food.