Kowloon Guide

Everything you need to know about Kowloon

Kowloon is located north of Hong Kong Island and south of the mainland part of the New Territories. Its population is just over 2,000,000 and, together with Hong Kong Island, it contains 48% of Hong Kong's total population, making it one of the most densely populated places on earth. The name Kowloon is derived from nine legendary dragons represented by the eight peaks in the area and a Chinese emperor: The peaks are Kowloon Peak, Tung Shan, Tate's Cairn, Temple Hill, Unicorn Ridge, Lion Rock, Beacon Hill, Crow's Nest and Emperor Bing is allegedly the person who counted them.

Kowloon Hotels - Where to Stay in Kowloon

Kowloon hotels at the best rates, from Five Stars resorts such as InterContinental Hong Kong, to budget accommodation like Hollywood Guest House and Four Seasons Guest House, you are sure to find the accommodation you are looking for. Read more...

Kowloon Attractions

Kowloon has a lot going for it in terms of attractions. With a working harbour and many tourist attractions, the scene is set for many busy days and nights taking in the sights, sounds and smells of this bustling destination. Kowloon has many unique facets to it and districts to discover, shopping haunts to explore, new dishes to try out and many, many unusual photograph opportunities. Take your time and plan ahead. Read more...

Kowloon Activities

Being so built up and densely populated Kowloon is jam-packed with activity options. With a rich history to look back on, museums are a good option and the area boasts several world-class and interactive historical activities for both adults and youngsters. The list of cinemas matches any metropolis in the world and if you're looking for a patch of green amidst the concrete there are several options for a fun-filled afternoon at one of Kowloon's parks. Read more...

Kowloon Restaurants

From high tea at the Peninsula to dim sum in a back alley, Kowloon pretty much has it all when it comes to dining out. The number of once ubiquitous 'dai pai dong' food stalls and noodle stands selling congee and rice has now dwindled down but that doesn't mean you cannot get good street food. As for fine dining, Kowloon is well known for a host of air-conditioned, well-appointed specialty restaurants – a lot with spectacular views of the harbour and city. Read more...

Kowloon Nightlife

Hong Kong nightlife is no shrinking violet in Asia's club scene – on the contrary, it's hopping and a very lively scene. In a town where even the restaurants don't think about closing until 02:00 you can expect a lot to do after the sun goes down. In summer, when drinking holes become too crowded, people simply spill out onto the street, lending a carnival-like atmosphere. Read more...

Kowloon Shopping

Kowloon is quite the place for shoppers. There are numerous high-end name brand stores around the Tsim Sha Tsui end of the Kowloon peninsular while busy and fascinating street markets feature at the Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok areas at the other end of Nathan Road. Here's where to buy anything from a gold necklace to a pet goldfish. Read more...

Kowloon Maps

Our interactive map displays all available hotels with photos, as well as attractions, landmarks and other items of interest. The perfect way to find your way around and see where everything actually is. Read more...

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