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Shopping in Hong Kong? Here are 7 Cool Places You Can Visit!


Hong Kong is one of the shopping paradise in the world. Especially for fashion fans. From flea markets, wholesale markets, to international brands all here.

Ranging from good quality branded goods at low prices, to international fancy brands at unimaginable prices, available in Hong Kong!

So before you start shopping adventure in Hong Kong, let's look at the places you can go to below!

1. HongKong Industrial Center


For fashion shopping at relatively affordable prices, Hong Kong has an area that you must visit!

Its name is Hong Kong Industrial Center. On normal days, here are more wholesale sales. Only on Saturdays, shops will sell retail. On Sundays most shops close, so it's better to optimize your Saturday for shopping here.

No need to be surprised, the clothes here can be like branded clothes but at prices that are far below them. Suitable for those of you who like to be funny!

2. Cheung Sha Wan Fashion Street


This place is almost like Hong Kong Industrial center. But instead of being in the form of a mall, this place is a street on either side of which is a shop that sells clothing, clothing, knick-knacks, or other accessories.

For local fashion designers, this place is the first choice to look for supporting materials in making their fashion items.

Here if you buy more clothes, the price will be cheaper. Rule of thumb: If you have bought four pieces, try to bargain a bit below the market price, maybe you can get it!

3. Tsim Sha Tsui


Tsim Sha Tsui is the shopping center of Hong Kong. There's a big mall called Harbor City. A line of international brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci and the like are seen marching along Tsim Sha Tsui.

But even if your budget can't be used for shopping for this branded item, Tsim Sha Tsui is still cool for sightseeing! Photogenic streets. Especially at the end of the road there is Victoria Harbor which if the night will be seen sparkling small Hong Kong city!

4. Doughnut


For those who like fashionable hipster backpacks, try visiting the Donut. The simple bag boutique that was originally in Sham Shui Po since 2010, now has several shops in Hong Kong.

The bag model is cute, hipster and traveler. Suitable for photo-style properties on Instagram! As a backpack lover, you might be able to spend a lot of time watching and trying out bags here.

5. Ladies Market


For women, in this market there are lots of cosmetics, cheap masks, and all kinds of skin care. If you guys aren't going to really understand, but if you are women, surely you understand!

Of course not only cosmetics, various kinds of fashion items are also here. Even though it's called a ladies market, there are still items for men.

Tips for men: Hold your partner tight if you don't want to go bankrupt. or at least the time to go home must pay extra baggage because of groceries!

6. Temple Street Market


Those who want to shop for items such as bags, clothes, watches, antiques and other items such as fridge magnets or cellphone cases can be here. Temple Street Market is a very good market.

You can also bid. I have to. It's just yes, get ready for mentality only when yelled at if you sell it outrageously. So it's just normal bargaining.

As the name suggests that is the night market, this market is only open at 5pm.

7. Apliu Street


Apliu Street is a flea market, aka flea market. The contents range from accessories of mobile phones, LPs, old school furniture, vintage typewriters and various things that you never imagined. But indeed most electronics are here.

Like the flea market, the items here are usually able to smell vintage. And of course, if you are patient, you may find hidden treasures.

So, which place will you visit later in Hong Kong?

Happy shopping!
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