Hong Kong

By nightfall, life in Hong Kong continues to hum, the bars never close and people are as active as they are hard at work. The most popular and interesting places are located in the very center of the city, as in this way the clubs become popular and recognizable, and they are easy to get to.

Hong Kong ranks first in the number of nightlife and clubs among all major cities in China. Due to the highly developed culture and the modern pace of life, as well as its links with other major countries, Hong Kong can rightly be called an ultra-modern city.

Despite the large number of different bars and clubs, entertainment prices are very high. Although they are not as high as in London or New York, Hong Kong is still the most expensive city in China. Most nightclubs have a British or Irish club style with great food and live music.

Nightclubs in Hong Kong are considered some of the best in all of Asia - they will appeal to even the most sophisticated and demanding customers. Each club has its own distinctive features.

Cultural life in Hong Kong has long been divided: there are people who lead a traditional way of life, and there is also a new, ultra-modern world. Tourists often notice how some locals drink, dance and sing in nightclubs, while others honor morality and strict traditions nearby.

Temple Street in Yau Ma Tei is closed from 6 pm. Traffic stops here and hundreds of vendors set up their portable tents, filling them with clothes and watches from "famous designers and brands" that sell for pennies. Tattoo parlors and hairdressers offer incredible discounts.

Happy Valley Racecourse is also popular among locals and expats. Beautiful horses, skilled riders, crowds of people create a fun and exciting atmosphere in a world-class place. Horse racing is taken seriously in Hong Kong and contributes quite well to the city's economy. This sport was introduced by the British, who came to Hong Kong in 1841, and since then it has been one of the most favorite pastimes for local residents, which is not surprising, given the Chinese love for gambling.

Lan Kwai Fong is one of the most popular nightlife areas in Hong Kong, home to 90 bars and restaurants. From chaotic parties to stylish couples with wine, the area is full of fun, and the food is as varied as the local crowd.

Because Hong Kong dominates the Asian film industry, the area is also famous for the increasing number of celebrity photos that visit clubs in the area. Basically, this area is filled with people working in central offices who want to have fun after a working week.

Life in this area of Hong Kong does not stop for a second. At any time of the day, especially at night, here you can find entertainment for every budget and taste. Soho is Hong Kong's trendiest area, where the "golden youth" and expats from all over the world have fun. The name of this area, according to local legend, comes from its location: South of Hollywood Road.

The ground floors of all buildings on Staunton Street and Elgin Street are home to a wide variety of entertainment venues, from bars serving some of the world's finest wines, restaurants serving all the world's cuisines and designer showrooms.

Wan Chai is not just an entertainment district of the city, today it is a great place for shopping and walking.

There are several excellent Chinese furniture stores along Queen's Road East that can send their customers' purchases home. In Spring Garden Lane, there are great-priced clothes on the shelves, originally presented for export. Those who love different technologies should definitely visit the Wanchai Computer Center on Hennessy Road - a building crammed with software, computer parts, accessories and other gadgets of all kinds.

One of Hong Kong's most popular nightlife

Beijing Club

This club is one of the largest entertainment venues on Hong Kong Island. The club occupies a large area, which covers three floors of one of the large high-rise buildings. This institution is known for its noisy theme parties, where famous DJs from all over the world perform. The club is ideal for youth companies.

On the first floor there are VIP rooms, two large bars and several spacious lounges, as well as a huge dance floor, where mostly hip-hop and RnB music is played. VIP rooms are distinguished by luxurious furnishings and improved service. There are never queues for drinks here, there is never an extra crowd in VIP rooms

On the second floor there is a very attractive balcony - visitors can spend time outdoors, enjoying relaxing music. There is also a small bar where you can order refreshing drinks. The seating area has LED lighting with various colorful shades. This technology impresses everyone who visits this club.

In the club, you can pre-book several tables or even an entire floor. You will be served by highly qualified bartenders and waiters who will make sure that your stay is as comfortable as possible.

Located at Beijing Club 2-8 Wellington Street, Hong Kong Island.

Today, Yumla is one of the most popular clubs in Hong Kong. This is a small club that is located in the very center of the city and is a kind of leader in terms of music. Here every day you can dance to underground club music. It is due to the excellent musical taste of the administration of this institution that it was possible to turn a small club into a very popular party among connoisseurs of the underground. This club gathers interesting people who understand music. Music in this institution sounds everywhere and corresponds to completely different directions, due to which each visitor feels as fun and comfortable as possible. Various DJs are invited here

Propaganda is Hong Kong's most famous and oldest nightclub. Even sexual minorities are welcome here. Visitors enjoy music of various directions and styles. The bar area is decorated with very attractive interior items, opposite there is a huge dance floor, where a lot of people gather on weekends. Also in the room there is a small equipped stage, where animators and dancers perform during the holidays, entertaining visitors.

The attractiveness of this establishment is largely determined by its good location and affordable prices. Also, there is no dress code, as such, so anyone can come here without worrying about their appearance at all.

The club is open from Tuesday to Saturday, Sunday and Monday are days off. On weekdays, the club opens at 22:00, on Saturday - at 21:00, unlike other entertainment venues. Propaganda works until the last visitor. There is no need to reserve seats in advance, the cost of an entrance ticket is on average 200 Hong Kong dollars, it all depends on the time of arrival at the club, as a rule, the later, the more expensive the entrance. The club is located on 1 Hollywood Rd.

Tribeca is one of the largest entertainment complexes in Hong Kong. It occupies an area of approximately 8 thousand square meters, which includes several halls. The first hall of the club is a small hall with a dance floor in the center. Here you can dance to the incendiary rhythms of R&B and hip-hop. Behind it, through a platform with curved walls, there is a second hall with a bar 8 meters long, at the counter of which 30 people can easily sit at the same time. Near the bar there is the largest dance floor of this club.

In Hong Kong, you can find entertainment for all tastes, from clubs to chic restaurants and rooftop pools. Impressions from this city will be vivid and you will 100% want to come back;)