Book a trip from Surabaya to Hong Kong with Cathay Pacific , fares from IDR5,012,200

Travellers can choose from a variety of modes of transportation at Hong Kong International Airport to get to the city centre. The easiest choice is the Airport Express, which takes about 25 minutes to get to Hong Kong station. Alternatively, taxis can be hired and the trip to the city centre will take between 30-50 minutes. There are also lots of buses outside the arrivals hall, which provides an additional means of getting to downtown Hong Kong.

Begin your trip with stunning panoramic views of the iconic skyline and lush greenery at Victoria Peak. Located at 552 metres above sea level, it provides an unforgettable vantage point over Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon Peninsula. The Peak is easily accessible via the historic Peak Tram, which has been transporting visitors since 1888. Once there, you can explore attractions like the Sky Terrace 428 for 360-degree vistas, and enjoy dining and shopping at Peak Galleria and The Peak Tower. For nature enthusiasts, the Peak Circle Walk offers a scenic 3.5 km trail surrounded by rich flora and fauna.

If you're an avid film buff or simply looking to enjoy the scenic waterfront, the Avenue of Stars provides a perfect blend of culture, art, and stunning views, making it a must-visit spot in Hong Kong. Redesigned by renowned landscape architect James Corner, the avenue offers majestic views of Victoria Harbour and features a variety of artistic installations and cinematic memorabilia, paying tribute to local film legends. Visitors can stroll along the promenade, enjoying the artistic charm while capturing breathtaking skyline views. The Avenue hosts various events and exhibitions, including pop-up stores and seasonal bazaars, making it a lively destination for locals and tourists.

If you’re looking to explore the cultural side of Hong Kong, you may want to spend an afternoon at the Wong Tai Sin Temple, renowned for its vibrant Taoist architecture and rich spiritual heritage. Located in Kowloon, the temple is dedicated to Wong Tai Sin, a deity believed to grant wishes and provide guidance through divine intervention. Visitors can explore its beautifully designed halls, including the Main Altar and Three Saints Hall, which showcase intricate carvings and stunning decorations. The temple is also famous for its fortune-telling practices using divination sticks, making it a unique cultural experience. The serene atmosphere combined with lush gardens and traditional rituals offers travellers a glimpse into local spiritual practices.

Cathay Pacific brings the convenience of finding the best hotels. South Nest is a unique co-living and hotel space located in the vibrant Tin Wan area of Hong Kong, near Aberdeen Harbour. Designed as a locally-inspired community hub, it caters to both travellers and locals, offering a blend of comfort and connection. The hotel features a variety of rooms, including standard and superior options, many with stunning views of the harbour and surrounding mountains. Guests can enjoy a range of facilities and community events, from movie nights to workshops, fostering a sense of belonging and engagement. South Nest prioritises sustainability, emphasising the use of local ingredients and eco-friendly practices. With its welcoming atmosphere and focus on community, South Nest is perfect for those looking to explore Hong Kong while enjoying a serene environment. Travellers seeking a more budget-friendly stay can consider staying at the Rambler Oasis Hotel. With well-appointed rooms offering panoramic views of the tranquil Rambler Channel, the hotel combines modern amenities with a relaxing atmosphere. Guests can enjoy the longest outdoor swimming pool in Hong Kong, an expansive sky garden, and a well-equipped gym, making it ideal for leisure and relaxation. The hotel is conveniently located near shopping options and excellent transport links, providing easy access to Hong Kong’s vibrant attractions. Book your stay today and discover a wondrous world of rewards, including special accommodation, room upgrades, and access to lounge facilities. You will also be able to earn miles when you book a holiday package or a hotel.

Hong Kong beckons food enthusiasts with its diverse array of restaurants that offer a fusion of culinary delights from around the globe. Led by Chef Ming Fai Choi, Mora combines French and Chinese culinary traditions to create hyper-seasonal dishes that showcase local and sustainable ingredients. The restaurant features a meticulously crafted tasting menu, with options for both lunch and dinner, highlighting the transformative power of house-made soy products like tofu and soy milk. Each dish is designed to surprise and delight, focusing on textures and flavours that reflect the rich heritage of Asian cuisine. Alternatively, if you prefer Korean flavours, Hansik Goo is a modern Korean restaurant in Hong Kong that offers a unique culinary experience, blending traditional flavours with innovative techniques. Under the guidance of Chef Mingoo, the restaurant aims to present a bold interpretation of Korean cuisine, ranging from home-cooked dishes to royal-inspired creations. Located at The Wellington on Wellington Street, Hansik Goo features a thoughtfully crafted menu that highlights authentic Korean flavours with a contemporary twist. Signature dishes like the Hanwoo Duo, showcasing premium cuts of beef, are a must-try for meat lovers.

There’s plenty to remember when flying to a new destination. Here is some information that you should know before your flight to Hong Kong.

• Currency: Hong Kong Dollar ($, HKD). Find out the current conversion rate.
• Plug: 220V Types D and G
• Time zone: GMT+8
• Languages: Chinese and English