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During Valentine’s Day, the best way you can make things more special is by going on a romantic trip to Hong Kong. Visiting this beautiful spot will lead to a memorable romantic break, and if you love your partner, you will surely wish to give her/him all the surprises that this city has in store. There are many things you can do during valentine’s day in Hong Kong, right from visiting sunset points to grabbing dinner at romantic eateries.
Top 10 Things To Do For Valentine’s Day In Hong Kong
Hong Kong is home to countless spots where you can celebrate Valentine’s Day with your partner. However, among all the others, the ones listed below are the popular ones:
1. Hong Kong Disneyland
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No matter how old you and your partner are, celebrating Valentine’s Day at Disneyland is a magical experience. With charming settings, recreational activities and a variety of events, Disneyland offers a perfect blend of adventure and romance. On the day of Valentine’s Day, the decor is even made more romantic, encouraging couples to indulge in more romantic gestures along with additional events for the day. Stroll along the land all day and conclude the night by witnessing a firecracker show and a dinner date at any of the restaurants.
Location: Lantau Island, Hong Kong
2. Go On An Evening Sail With Aqualuna
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Aqualuna sails over the waters at the Victoria Harbour every day. This is around 1 hour of sailing, and you will find such cruises departing from both sides of Victoria Harbour. Give a different touch to your Valentine’s Day this year, and board this cruise and feel the romance painting the sky in pink. The interesting thing about these cruises is that they have comfortable sofas that are painted in red, adding more flavour to your Valentine’s celebration. You and your partner will get to see all the stunning vistas while enjoying drinks.
Location: Docks of Victoria Harbour
3. Spend Quality Time At The Nan Lian Garden
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If your idea of spending a perfect Valentine’s Day includes nature, then Nan Lian Garden is the perfect spot for you two. This eye-catching and serene place is located away from the bustling city life in Diamond Hill. Covering an area of 3.5 hectares, the garden’s architecture is highly influenced by features of the Tang Dynasty, which is evident in its landscapes. The main attraction of this garden is the Golden Pavilion of Perfection, located amidst the pond and is connected through a red bridge. The entire view creates a spectacle and a romantic view, which you must cease in photographs.
Location: Fung Tak Road, Diamond Hill
4. Check Out The Sunset At Tsim Sha Tsui
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Nothing is as beautiful or romantic as witnessing a sunset with your partner, especially on Valentine’s Day. If you too wish to spend valentine’s day in Hong Kong witnessing stunning sunset views, head to the Tsim Sha Tsui with your partner. This is a romantic site as many couples visit it, and you will get to see how the sunset dominates the city light with its orange-yellow shades. Watching the sunset with your partner will help you develop a scintillating sense of Shangri-la. With the perfect backdrop of Victoria Harbours in the background, the view becomes more scintillating.
Location: 100 Nathan Road, The One
5. Visit The Lover’s Rock
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Visiting Lover’s Rock during Valentine’s Day may sound cliche, but is indeed one of the most romantic experiences in Hong Kong. This spot is perfect for all those couples who wish to fix the issues in their relationship, want to conceive, or desire love. The rock here symbolises love and there is a tragic love story associated with it and it is said that the love of a young couple was put to the test and they were turned into a rock which shows their unbreakable bond of love. With time, the place became an eternal place for lovers. With the South China Sea in the background, and lush greenery enveloping the rock, there is no other place as ideal as this to celebrate your Valentine’s Day.
Location: Wan Chai
6. Skate Until You Drop At Bun’s 2020
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If you are spending your Valentine’s Day in Hong Kong with your partner and you want to make the day unique and special, visit Bun’s 2020. This is an indoor roller-skating rink, where different programs are organised on different occasions. Even if you have no idea about skating, you can simply try your hands at it and make your Valentine’s Day celebration an unusual one with something to cherish forever. The vibe of this place is filled with a high level of energy, rollers, neon lights, and even lively music.
Location: Kodak House, Quarry Base, Java Rod
7. Go For Wine And Art At The Rica Art Space
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Rica Art Space in Wan Chai is an ideal spot to visit if you want to spend valentine’s day in Hong Kong uniquely and differently. Here, you will not just get the chance to enjoy art but also some carefully crafted drinks. While indulging in an art workshop here, you and your partner can enjoy time together while creating memories along with enjoying wine. Rica Art Space is a place that will let you spend more time with your partner and get to enjoy each other’s company. To visit this place, you should book online and be sure to do so before the tickets get sold out.
Location: 12/F, Mirage Tower, 13-15 Thomson Road, Wan Chai
8. Get Pampered At Tai Pan Reflexology
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Taking your partner to the Tai Pan Reflexology is an excellent way to make them feel special during Valentine’s Day. This spot has a funky interior, and you will hear calm beats playing in the background. Tai Pan Reflexology provides “couple packages” on Valentine’s Day so that your partner can enjoy some great massage and other perks. The staff at this spot are humble and friendly and work all the knots out from the aching areas of your body. After feeling relaxed, you can then take your partner on a dinner date or some cruise while enjoying the calm views of city life.
Location: 83 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
9. Go On A Picnic At Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park
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Visiting the Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park for a picnic is an ideal way to spend valentine’s day in Hong Kong with your partner. The park is made in honour of Dr. Sun Yat Sen, who is the founding father of the Republic of China. This place is a melting point of culture, nature and history as you will see people from different groups and communities coming here to enjoy the peace and serenity the park offers. You can take long walks with your partner and enjoy some cool moments in the lap of nature and the stunning view of Victoria Harbour in the background. Spend quality time and unwind with your partner without doing much and just enjoying each other’s company.
Location: Sheung Wang
10. Visit Pen Chau During The Day
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For a more romantic gateway, visit Pen Chau, an island located on the Northeastern coast of Lantau Island. The island has a laid-back charm and still boasts age-old practices of daily life which makes it even more serene to visit with your partner. As it will be a one-day trip, you must explore Tai Ping Shan, Old Fishing Village, and Fung Shan Temple. You will reach all these places by taking a walk through the Peng Chau Heritage Trail. To spend more cosy time with your partner, you can visit Kau Yi Chan Beach and watch the sun setting on the horizon.
Location: Northeastern Coast of Lantau Island
Spending Valentine’s day in Hong Kong will be an amazing experience for you and your partner. This city has many romantic spots so that you can propose to your valentine there. Taking your partner to all the above-mentioned sites will not only strengthen the bond but will also let you express how special they are for you. To have immaculate planning, book your trip to Hong Kong with TripXL for the best places and things to do.
