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Spend your morning exploring the historic Tai Kwun Centre for Heritage and Arts. This former police station and prison has been transformed into a cultural hub, with art galleries, shops, restaurants, and more. Don't miss the chance to see the art installations throughout the complex.

For lunch, head to Tim Ho Wan, the world's cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant. Their dim sum is legendary and the prices can't be beat.

End your day with a visit to the Temple Street Night Market. This lively market is filled with food vendors, fortune tellers, and stalls selling everything from clothing to electronics. Try some of the street food and pick up some souvenirs to take home.

Take a trip to the Big Buddha on Lantau Island. This impressive bronze statue is over 100 feet tall and can be reached by cable car or bus. The journey up is just as impressive as the statue itself, with stunning views of the island and the sea.

For lunch, head to the nearby fishing village of Tai O for some fresh seafood. This traditional village is filled with stilt houses and is a great place to experience the local way of life.

End your day by taking in the Symphony of Lights, a nightly light and sound show that illuminates the city skyline. The best viewing spot is the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade, where you can watch the show while enjoying the view of Victoria Harbour.

Start your day with a visit to the Wong Tai Sin Temple. This colorful temple is dedicated to the Taoist god Wong Tai Sin and is known for its fortune-telling practices. Take part in a traditional fortune-telling session or simply admire the beautiful architecture.

For lunch, head to Kau Kee Restaurant for some of the best beef brisket noodles in the city. This small, unassuming restaurant has been serving up their signature dish for over 90 years.

End your day by taking a walk along the Avenue of Stars. This waterfront promenade pays tribute to Hong Kong's film industry and is lined with statues of famous actors and actresses. Be sure to catch the nightly light show, which features laser beams and searchlights illuminating the sky.

Spend your morning exploring the flower market in Mong Kok. This colorful market is filled with stalls selling all kinds of flowers and plants, including orchids, bonsai trees, and more.

For lunch, head to Din Tai Fung for some of the best xiao long bao (soup dumplings) in Hong Kong. This Michelin-starred restaurant is famous for their delicious dumplings and other Taiwanese specialties.

End your day with a visit to the Peak. Take the Peak Tram up to the top of Victoria Peak for stunning views of the city skyline. Enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants with a view before taking the tram back down.