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Explore Hong Kong

Your neighbourhood. Your first visit. Your next adventure. Explore the city, coast and hills through one detailed map.

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Places

Places & facilities

Search parks, toilets, stations, piers, hospitals, libraries and more, from official open data. Coverage is documented, not exhaustive.12,331

Districts

Understand Hong Kong through its 18 districts. Explore local character, key places and a clearly marked district on the map.18

Islands

Explore Hong Kong’s islands, their coastlines and ferry connections.160

Heritage & culture

Declared monuments, Chinese temples and public museums across Hong Kong, from official records.232

Public markets & cooked food

Government-run indoor markets and cooked food centres, plus hawker bazaars and licensed hawker pitches, from FEHD records.153

Night & street markets

Open-air markets in the street: Temple Street and the Ladies’ Market by night, three more street markets, the Lunar New Year fairs and past night-market events, from official sources.6

Public facilities: pools and sports centres

How to swim, book a court or use a fitness room, whether you live in Hong Kong or are visiting.5

Typhoons, rainstorms and public holidays

What the typhoon and rainstorm warnings mean, and what usually stops or keeps running: trains, work, schools, clinics and parks.17

Rainy and very hot days in Hong Kong: what is open

This guide sets out what Hong Kong government pages say about museums, libraries, pools and walkways when it rains, and about shelters and warnings on very hot days.21

Seeing a doctor and who to call: fees and access

What public hospital and clinic visits cost, how to reach emergency and mental health help, and what the official pages leave unsaid for visitors.18

Help in your language

This guide shows where official sources say you can get help in Hong Kong in a language other than Chinese or English, from free phone interpreters to the…22

Working in Hong Kong as a domestic helper

Pay, rest, leave, medical costs, ending a contract and where to get help, for foreign domestic helpers and their employers in Hong Kong.23

Working in Hong Kong

This guide answers the questions people who work, or want to work, in Hong Kong in ordinary employment ask most, from choosing a work visa to pay, leave, MPF and tax.24

Studying in Hong Kong as a non-local student

This guide answers the questions non-local students (international, Mainland, Macao and Taiwan) and people already studying in Hong Kong ask most, from the…22

Outdoors

Hiking trails

Choose a Hong Kong walk by its terrain, water stops and the daylight you have.167

Walks & heritage trails

34 everyday walks and 9 heritage sections broaden the collection beyond country-park hiking.43

Beaches & swimming

Hong Kong’s 42 gazetted beaches, with EPD’s weekly water quality grade and LCSD’s lifeguard schedule.42

Camping & barbecue

Country park campsites and barbecue areas, and barbecue pits at beaches and parks, from government open data.131

Cycling

Cycle tracks by district, bicycle parking near MTR stations, ferries that list a bicycle fare and country park mountain bike trails, from government open data.98

Mountains & passes

Every named hill and pass on official maps, with heights where mapped.382

Nature & biodiversity

Ten habitats, from forested hills and streams to mangroves, seagrass and coral communities.10

Outdoor rules: permits, fines, drones and dogs

What you need before you hike, visit a closed area or fly a drone in Hong Kong, from permits to fines to closure notices.14

On the water

How the harbour works

Discover the working harbour: container terminals, ferries, sheltered waters and the stories that connect them.48

Ferry routes

Inner harbour, outlying island and kaito routes, with their operators, piers and live arrivals where offered.59

Getting around

Transport

Locate rail stations and ferry piers. Check official services before travelling.5,376

Hong Kong–Shenzhen crossings

Compare official control points, passenger opening hours and recent immigration waiting bands.7

Road conditions

Recent transport notices and official traffic-camera snapshots, without loading images until you choose one.1,011

Octopus: everyday payment and travel

Octopus: cards, top-ups and concessions

Customs: what you can and cannot bring into Hong Kong

This guide covers what you may bring into Hong Kong or hold once here: alcohol, tobacco, vapes, medicines, CBD, cash, food, pets and other restricted items.18

Visiting and staying in Hong Kong

This guide covers how long visitors can stay in Hong Kong without a visa, which passports need one, and what applies to transit, extensions, overstaying and work.22

Arriving in Hong Kong: airport, SIM and paying

This guide covers the airport train and taxis, SIM registration, Wi-Fi, power plugs and paying on arrival in Hong Kong.18

About the data

Sources & data

Every layer has a source, a date and limits. This register explains what we use and what we derive.154

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