SHOP. Intriguing street markets and food stalls sell everything from designer knock-offs to exotic foods (Chicken feet, anyone?). Stanley Market is a favorite for take-home trinkets.
INSPIRE. Or be inspired. Peaceful Lantau Island is home to the world's largest seated outdoor Buddha -- and an unforgettable aerial cable ride to get you there.
SAIL. Ride the iconic Star Ferry across Victoria Habour for as little as 25 cents! Time your night crossing with the dramatic Symphony of Lights. Or, sail aboard the Duk Ling, a traditional Chinese "junk."
GAMBLE. The 'Las Vegas of the East' -- Macau -- is an hour by ferry from Hong Kong. A former Portuguese colony, the combination of tradition and gambling glitz is hard to resist.
VIEW. Take the tram up-up-up to Victoria Peak for incredible sea-and-skyscraper views of Hong Kong.
TASTE. Tourists love floating restaurant Jumbo in Aberdeen Harbour for fresh fish. But we suggest the fish market in Sai Kung -- then have your catch cooked at a local restaurant.
LEARN. Return home with skills from the Orient. Take a FREE class in Tai Chi, Feng Shui or Kung Fu.
RACE. And they're off! Hong Kong takes horse racing very seriously. See what the fuss is about. Head to Happy Valley Racecourse on a Wednesday night.
SAVOR. Step back in time at Luk Yu Tea House. It's the place to sample traditional Chinese tea and dim sum.
RIDE. It's better than walking! Explore Hong Kong's antique markets and nightlife via the world's longest escalator system. Or catch one of the historic trams criss-crossing the city.
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