Day 1: Arrival and Exploring Hong Kong’s Highlights
Lunch at Kai Kai (1 hour)
Kick off your journey by diving into Hong Kong’s local food scene. Kai Kai, a Michelin-recommended eatery, is famous for its traditional Cantonese desserts. Whether it’s green bean soup, sesame paste, or steamed egg, this hole-in-the-wall spot will introduce you to Hong Kong’s rich flavors.
Visit Kowloon Mosque (1 hour)
After lunch, visit Kowloon Mosque, Hong Kong’s largest and most iconic mosque. Located in bustling Tsim Sha Tsui, the mosque’s peaceful atmosphere and beautiful white marble architecture provide a perfect retreat for prayers.
Hong Kong Observation Wheel (1 hour)
Take in stunning panoramic views of Hong Kong’s famous skyline aboard the Hong Kong Observation Wheel. For just HK$20, enjoy three rotations and breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour and the city’s skyscrapers.
Star Ferry Ride (30 minutes)
Board the iconic Star Ferry to cross Victoria Harbour. This scenic ride offers incredible views of the city from the water and is a relaxing way to experience Hong Kong’s urban landscape.
Shopping at Harbour City (2 hours)
Arrive at Harbour City, Hong Kong’s largest shopping mall, where you’ll find a mix of local and international brands. From high-end names like Chanel to affordable favorites like Muji, this is a shopper’s paradise.
Symphony of Lights (30 minutes)
End the day by heading to the Symphony of Lights, the world’s largest permanent light and sound show. Enjoy the free show as it illuminates the skyline in a synchronized display at 8 PM.
Dinner at Warung Malang (1 hour)
For dinner, head to Warung Malang and enjoy halal Indonesian cuisine. Their Nasi Kuning and Sate Ayam will satisfy your cravings for traditional Southeast Asian dishes.
Day 2: Disney Magic at Hong Kong Disneyland
Disneyland Full-Day Experience
Start your day early at Hong Kong Disneyland. With its magical atmosphere, this theme park is perfect for families, offering a mix of thrilling and family-friendly rides. Don’t miss the Mad Hatter Tea Cups for some family fun, or head to Hyperspace Mountain if you’re in the mood for adrenaline.
Lunch at Tahitian Terrace
No need to worry about bringing your own food—Tahitian Terrace offers halal-certified dishes featuring regional Asian delights like Beef Rendang, Chicken Laksa, and Seafood Laksa.
Prayer Room at Disneyland
Located next to Explorer’s Club, the prayer room is spacious and equipped with comfortable wudhu facilities. Remember to bring your own prayer garments for your convenience.
Disney-Themed Snacks
For a mid-day treat, try the Disney-themed snacks available at kiosks like Main Street Market. Waffles, egglets, and jumbo hotdogs, all halal-certified, make for perfect family snacks.
‘We Love Mickey’ Projection Show
In the evening, catch the ‘We Love Mickey’ Projection Show, where buildings along Main Street come alive with vibrant projections, ending your day on a high note.
Dinner at Our Restaurant (1 hour)
After Disneyland, head to Mong Kok for authentic Turkish food at Our Restaurant. Their kebabs are well-known, and the large portions are ideal for sharing.
Souvenir Shopping at Ladies Market (1 hour)
While in Mong Kok, visit Ladies Market for a wide range of souvenirs, clothing, and gifts. It’s the perfect spot to pick up items for friends and family.
Day 3: Nature and Local Delights
Dragon’s Back Hike (2–6 hours)
Start your day with a hike up Dragon’s Back, a popular nature trail with breathtaking views of Hong Kong’s coastline. It’s a relatively easy hike, making it suitable for families, and it can take between 2 to 6 hours depending on how much of the trail you choose to cover.
Egg Waffles at Lee Keung Kee
After your hike, reward yourself with egg waffles from Lee Keung Kee, a Michelin-recommended local street food spot. These waffles are warm, fluffy, and perfect for a post-hike snack.
Dinner at Islamic Centre Canteen
End the day with a Cantonese-style halal dinner at the Islamic Centre Canteen. While it’s famous for its dim sum, the dinner menu offers flavorful dishes like crispy tofu with garlic and chili.
Day 4: Ocean Park Adventure
Full Day at Ocean Park
Spend a fun-filled day at Ocean Park, Hong Kong’s oldest theme park. It’s split into two sections: The Waterfront and The Summit, connected by a cable car or train. Visit the giant pandas, ride thrilling attractions like the Mine Train, or relax on the cable car with stunning views of the ocean and mountains.
Lunch at Panda Food To Go
For lunch, grab a halal-certified meal from Panda Food To Go. Options like Hainan Chicken Rice and Beef Ball Steamed Rice are perfect for a quick bite while exploring the park.
Prayer Rooms at Ocean Park
Though there are no designated prayer rooms, Ocean Park provides meeting rooms for Muslim guests to pray. Just approach the Guest Relations counter at either the Waterfront or Summit for assistance.
Dinner at Wai Kee Duck Rice (1 hour)
After a fun day, visit Wai Kee Duck Rice for a delicious meal of halal roasted duck. The tender, flavorful meat and crispy skin make it a must-try dish.
Day 5: Culture, Nature, and Iconic Views
Dim Sum Breakfast at Islamic Centre Canteen (1 hour)
Kick off the day with a halal dim sum breakfast at Islamic Centre Canteen. Try the har gow (shrimp dumplings) and siu mai (chicken dumplings) for a taste of authentic Cantonese flavors.
Explore Old Town Central (2 hours)
Wander through Old Town Central, one of Hong Kong’s oldest and trendiest neighborhoods, known for its street art and hipster vibe. The colorful murals and historic alleys make for great photo opportunities.
The Peak (4 hours)
Head to The Peak for incredible views of Hong Kong’s skyline. Take the historic Peak Tram to the top, where you can visit Madame Tussauds and enjoy the views from Sky Terrace 428. Whether you visit during the day or at night, the view is breathtaking.
Dinner at Ebeneezer’s Kebabs & Pizzeria (1 hour)
For dinner, enjoy a meal at Ebeneezer’s Kebabs & Pizzeria, known for its halal-certified kebabs, pizzas, and Mediterranean dishes.
Day 6: Last-Minute Shopping and Departure
Shopping at Causeway Bay (3 hours)
On your last day, head to Causeway Bay, Hong Kong’s shopping haven. With over 230 stores, including the famous SOGO department store, it’s the perfect place for some last-minute shopping.
Lunch at Kimchi Korean Fusion (1 hour)
For your final meal, enjoy halal-certified Korean food at Kimchi Korean Fusion, where you can indulge in dishes like Bibimbap and Korean Fried Chicken.
Time to Leave Hong Kong
Drop your luggage at Kowloon or Hong Kong MTR Station for hands-free travel to the airport via the Airport Express. Before your flight, grab a quick halal meal at Old Town White Coffee in Terminal 1.
