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In Hong Kong in China, you will get to see a unique
blend of Asian and Western elements. For shopaholics,
Hong Kong is a paradise. Shopping
in Hong Kong includes various antique pieces, souvenir
items and eastern and western handicrafts. Stanley Market
in Hong Kong in China is one of the great tourist
attractions in Hong Kong.
China Travel Guide presents complete information on the
Stanley Market in Hong Kong in China. The Stanley Market
is one of the must-go places for foreigners when they
visit Hong Kong. You will find an interesting display
of little shops selling silk garments, sportswear, Chinese
costume jewelry and various souvenirs. There are eateries,
where you can enjoy dining after a hard day of shopping
at Stanley Market in Hong Kong. Nightlife in Hong Kong
is equally impressive.
History of Stanley Market in Hong Kong:
Stanley has been a fishing village before the British
came to Hong Kong. The busy market has always attracted
public but now, people do not go there to buy fish,
but to get t-shirts and other tourist items.
When to Go:
The best time to go is in the morning before the area
gets crowded. During the summer, it becomes really hard
to shop in the scorching heat. An alternative plan would
be to arrive in the later part of the afternoon, when
the heat is not so much.
Getting to Stanley Market in Hong Kong:
Taxi can be the easiest way to reach Stanley Market.
However, for budget travelers, there are buses and trains
that will bring you to the Chai Wan station. From there,
take a mini bus or a taxi.
Things to do in Stanley Market:
Shopping is the main thing to do in Stanley Market
in Hong Kong. However, you can dine at the wide range of
restaurants located in the Market, or visit the Murray
House. The Murray House is a restored Victoria-era building
of 1844 that was named after Sir George Murray, a British
soldier and politician. Murray House is located behind
Stanley Main Street. There are restaurants on the first
floor, providing grand views across the bay.
Dragon Boat Races at Stanley:
Stanley Market celebrates the annual Dragon Boat festival,
with boat races in the sea.
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