Nightlife in Hong Kong

Hong Kong nightlife offers a dizzying variety of experiences ranging from after-dark shopping to all-night clubbing. Two districts of Hong Kong particularly stand out when it comes to nightlife: Lan Kwai Fong and SoHo (south of Hollywood Road). Teeming with late-night cafes and hip pubs, Lan Kwai Fong is near the busy and bustling Central Business District of Hong Kong. Whereas, SoHo is a little more sophisticated in character with several dining options.

Lan Kwai Fong area has become the face of the Hong Kong nightlife and its cobblestone streets are packed with pubs and restaurants. There are at least 80 bars and Hong Kong’s finest upmarket drinking spots. Midnight owls often treat Lan Kwai Fong as a warm-up before stumbling their way into the Hong Kong’s red light district, Wan Chai area. Just a short walk from Hong Kong's Central District, Wan Chai is a vast area with different zones having bars and entertainment venues near the Immigration Tower, the Hong Kong Exhibition Centre, and Central Plaza. The junction of Lockhart Road, Jaffe Road, and Luard Road designate the epicenter of Wan Chai.

SoHo district features the blend of Chinese culture and colonial legacy, and this premier entertainment district has a more cosmopolitan vibe. While Lan Kwai Fong has a typical party atmosphere, SoHo features nightclubs, art galleries, comedy clubs, and high-end restaurants—serving everything from quick ethnic bites to elegant meals. For a change of pace and ambiance, travelers in Hong Kong can also check out the moves of Hong Kong Ballet and the City Contemporary Dance Company. Melodious performance by the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra is not be missed on a night out in Hong Kong.

After painting the roof with the bold and beautiful in Hong Kong, travelers can enjoy Hong Kong’s glitzy skyline on a river cruise, stroll around the Tsim Sha Tsui harbor waterfront, or shop in the Temple Street Night Market. Overall, Hong Kong has got all that it takes to be labeled “City of Night.”