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I Hiked to Hong Kong's MOST FAMOUS Peak 🇭🇰
Victoria Peak Hike: Hong Kong's Stunning Views
That was a sweaty hike, but views made it all worth it..
I took me like 1 hour and 15 minutes to get to the top of the Victoria Peak from central, not bad! Sorry for constant breathing through videos....I guess my endurance needs some work, haha.
After the hike I grabbed myself some snacks egg tart...
That was a sweaty hike, but views made it all worth it..¶It took me like 1 hour and 15 minutes to get to the top of the Victoria Peak from central, not bad! Sorry for constant breathing through videos....I guess my endurance needs some work, haha.¶After the hike I grabbed myself some snacks egg tart and pineapple bun, that egg tart was 10/10...¶Then it was time to take bus ride back and oh boy was that a crazy ride...I wanted to see from front row, luckily I could have a seat next to some friendly Filipinas.¶Then I decided to go to some food place near Wan Chai Station to get myself some stinky tofu..sadly I couldn't find that, but that chicken rice was really delicious way to end the vlog.
Kevin Travel conquered Hong Kong's Victoria Peak with a challenging yet rewarding hike. The breathtaking views from the summit were worth every drop of sweat. His journey included a delicious egg tart and pineapple bun snack break, followed by a thrilling bus ride back down. The vlog concludes with a satisfying meal of chicken rice.
That was a sweaty hike, but views made it all worth it..¶It took me like 1 hour and 15 minutes to get to the top of the Victoria Peak from central, not bad! Sorry for constant breathing through videos....I guess my endurance needs some work, haha.¶After the hike I grabbed myself some snacks egg tart and pineapple bun, that egg tart was 10/10...¶Then it was time to take bus ride back and oh boy was that a crazy ride...I wanted to see from front row, luckily I could have a seat next to some friendly Filipinas.¶Then I decided to go to some food place near Wan Chai Station to get myself some stinky tofu..sadly I couldn't find that, but that chicken rice was really delicious way to end the vlog.
Kevin Travel embarks on a sweaty, uphill hike from Central to Victoria Peak, one of Hong Kong’s most iconic viewpoints. The 1.5-hour trek under a hot sun leaves him drenched, but the unfolding vistas of the skyline and harbor make every drop of sweat worthwhile. Along the way, he meets fellow hikers, including a Taiwanese-American duo, and buys overpriced water from a cheerful uncle. At the summit, he discovers that the free Lion’s Club viewpoint offers nearly identical panoramas to the paid Peak Tower. A well-deserved egg tart from a nearby bakery proves to be a 10/10 revelation—warm, custardy, and perfectly sweet-savory. The descent is just as memorable: a white-knuckle double-decker bus ride down narrow, winding roads that feels like a roller coaster. On the bus, he chats with friendly Filipina domestic helpers, learning about their work schedule and life in Hong Kong. Back in Wan Chai, he searches for stinky tofu at a local cooked food center but comes up empty. Instead, he orders a plate of sweet and sour chicken rice for just 45 HKD, which surprises him with its fresh, crunchy vegetables and pineapple tang. The unplanned meal becomes a highlight of the day. Kevin’s honest, breathless narration captures the physical challenge, the small victories, and the authentic local interactions that make travel memorable. From the sweat-drenched shirt-off moment to the last bite of chicken rice, this hike is a raw, unfiltered taste of Hong Kong beyond the postcards.
Kevin Travel battles sweat and steep slopes to conquer Victoria Peak, only to be rewarded with jaw-dropping views and a legendary egg tart. Then he survives a wild double-decker bus descent and hunts for stinky tofu in Wan Chai, ending with a surprisingly delicious chicken rice. A raw, sweaty, and utterly Hong Kong experience.
Kevin hikes Victoria Peak for epic views, devours a perfect egg tart, survives a wild bus ride, and settles for chicken rice in Wan Chai.
Hiking Victoria Peak Hong Kong: Sweaty Views, Egg Tart & Bus Ride
0:49 Start your hike from Central early in the morning to avoid midday heat. Bring plenty of water as there are limited shops on the trail.
3:43 If you're hiking in hot weather, go shirtless or wear a light top. You'll sweat a lot, but the views at the top are worth it.
19:48 The free Lion's Club of Taiping Shan viewpoint offers the same stunning panoramas as the paid Peak Tower. Save your money and walk there.
25:20 The double-decker bus ride down from the Peak is a thrilling experience. Sit at the front for the best view of the narrow, winding roads.
36:05 Visit the Wan Chai Cooked Food Center for affordable local dishes. Carry cash as many stalls don't accept cards, and be prepared to hunt for specific items like stinky tofu.
40:04 If you're low on cash, opt for the chicken rice at the food center. It's cheap, fresh, and surprisingly delicious with a sweet and sour pineapple flavor.
0:49 Start your hike from Central early in the morning to avoid midday heat. Bring plenty of water as there are limited shops on the trail.
3:43 If you're hiking in hot weather, go shirtless or wear a light top. You'll sweat a lot, but the views at the top are worth it.
19:48 The free Lion's Club of Taiping Shan viewpoint offers the same stunning panoramas as the paid Peak Tower. Save your money and walk there.
25:20 The double-decker bus ride down from the Peak is a thrilling experience. Sit at the front for the best view of the narrow, winding roads.
36:05 Visit the Wan Chai Cooked Food Center for affordable local dishes. Carry cash as many stalls don't accept cards, and be prepared to hunt for specific items like stinky tofu.
40:04 If you're low on cash, opt for the chicken rice at the food center. It's cheap, fresh, and surprisingly delicious with a sweet and sour pineapple flavor.
0:00 Start of hike from Central
10:06 Reached Victoria Peak summit
16:00 Tasting the famous egg tart
19:48 Lion's Club best free view
23:00 Boarding the bus down
25:20 Crazy double-decker bus ride
32:27 Exploring Wan Chai market
40:04 Ordering chicken rice at food center
42:36 Final thoughts on the day
0:00 Start of hike from Central
10:06 Reached Victoria Peak summit
16:00 Tasting the famous egg tart
19:48 Lion's Club best free view
23:00 Boarding the bus down
25:20 Crazy double-decker bus ride
32:27 Exploring Wan Chai market
40:04 Ordering chicken rice at food center
42:36 Final thoughts on the day
How long did the hike take?
It took about 1 hour and 15 minutes from Central to the top of Victoria Peak.
How much did the water cost?
The water cost 20 Hong Kong dollars from the uncle selling it on the trail.
Did you find stinky tofu?
No, I couldn't find stinky tofu at the cooked food center, so I had chicken rice instead.
What was the bus ride like?
It was a crazy roller coaster ride on a narrow road with a double-decker bus, very fast and scary.
