Tung Chung
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Zandalee E
Perth, Australia130 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2024 • Solo
So many great attractions to visit from Tung Chung

You can catch the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car to Lantau Island to visit the Tiah Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery or the Path to Wisdom

You can also visit the city Gate outlets and do some shopping
Written September 12, 2024
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Walter Jennings
Hong Kong, China3 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Jun 2021
Great base for our three day get-away here in Hong Kong. Plenty of restuarants and shops. Great new hotel - Sheraton Tun Chung 5 star experience! 15 minute taxi ride to beach or Disney
Written June 4, 2021
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LUVBALIBEACH
Singapore818 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Jan 2013 • Friends
The mall is call Citygate. Take the MTR from city. Depending on where you are staying, you need to switch trains to get here. The MTR is easy too travel. It gets really crowded during peak period so do manage your time and plan the trip so as to avoid peak traffic.
It was easy to find Tung Chung from Jordan station. We went upnorth and switch at lau king

Once you arrive here, 15 to 20 minutes, you will see different levels of factory outlet shops.
There are many sport stores, Coach and Kate Spade, etc. Most were having 30 to 70 percent off during winter season. However, most items were winter items.

So one should manage expectations.We went to Coach and do not find the prices cheap when we compared to Singapore's coach store on sale. Infact the prices are the same...about S$320 for a coach tote bag. The leather ones cost S$600 . In Hong Kong dollars, they range $2000 to $7000.

We did not buy any cos we reckon no savings at all. However, shops like Timberland, Adidas, Nike do have good sale items. There is a Singapore look -alike food court. Perhap, a joint venture.
Price about S$6 above. We find food items more expensive than in Singapore. Perhaps again rentals are costly in Hong Kong.The citygate mall is good place if you like specific brands. Get a map so you can find the store you like.

The other factory outlet we discover and preferred is in the Aberdeen area. It is known as Horizon Plaza. One need to take a bus number 90 at the central square terminal. You take train to central station and then walk in the MTR towards central square(quite a walk..5 to 10 minutes). Look fro EXIT B....central square and it will leads you to an exit and when you walk across you find a bus termina. Look for bus number 90. It wil take you to Ap Lep Chau terminal. You pay $4.70 hong kong dollar. It is about 30 to 40 minutes ride to the terminal. and then smack infront of the bus stop, there is a bus stop for the FREE Horizon Plaza shuttle bus. It will take you to a factory looking building and there you will find levels of BRANDED stores like warehouse. You must use lift or stairways to the different levels. Suggestion is you take the map at level one...and choose stores you want to go. The stores may carry many brands.
Start from the top level 27, level 25, level 22, 19, 17, 5....these are levels worth visiting. The rest are lighting and furniture. The I.T stores house designer brands.

There are stores that have Jimmy Choo, Vivian Westwood, Moschino, Kookai, Kenzo, John Paul Gautier and many brands. There is lane crawford on 25....and carries many high end fashion. Most prices $1000 to $7000 hong kong dollars. They take credit card and cash. The tores close at 6pm. So better to go in the mmorning. Then near teh security post, you ma take teh shuttle back to teh ap lep chau bus terminal and take bus 90 back. There are alternatives ot catch the bus 90. We saw that it stops near causeway bay station but one must look for the bus stop. It also stops in wanchai....so if you rae staying in these areas you may just need to look for the bus stop where there is a bus 90 to Ap Lep Chau bus terminal.

The factory outlets are fun to shop!
Written January 7, 2013
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jlantern3
Columbia, SC12,927 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Nov 2010
This was a pretty cool,old fort to check out in HK. It's out near the airport, walking distance from citygate shopping center. The best part= it's FREE!! A lot of history took place in this obscure fort.. It was used by the Qing armt, pirates used it as a base and during WW 2 the Japanese used it as a base. When I went, nobody else was there-nice and quiet. The old walls still remain and you can walk around the whole wall. 6 old Qing dynasty era cannons along the front wall. There is a small museum with a few relics that were found on the grounds. Not a whole lot to lokk at-the excitement was just seeing this old fort in person. Not a must-see for tourists, but if you're out on Lantau to see the Bid Buddha statue nearby and have time, make a quick stop to see some cool China history.
Written August 26, 2011
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Shea-Maine L
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia68 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
May 2014 • Family
Tung Chung Mall is right next to the MTR station and it's a great place to get factory outlet prices for quite a number of top international brands.

To name a few:

Nike, Adidas, Quicksilver, New Balance, Coach, Kate Spade, Furla, Dunhill, Armani, Brooks Brothers, Bally, Burberry, CK, Guess, Esprit, etc.

Also, there is 1 floor which only sells shoes. You'll need to find the lifts that goes up to 10th Avenue and go up to, you guessed it, the 10th floor. They sell shoes by Lacoste, Guess, Geox and a few other brands that I don't remember.

There's a pretty large supermarket in the lower ground floor and there are a number of food outlets around the mall. :)
Written June 4, 2014
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Bert B
england16 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Sep 2014 • Family
Was on the lookout for Michelin star places for chinese food. Went to ho to tai yuen long, din tai fung causeway bay, tim ho wan tsueng Kwan O

BUT

the best bowl of wonton noodle soup I had was at.........

The noodle place at the food republic food court at tung Chung!

It was a good decent sized bowl, prepared quickly, the broth was rich and deliciously tasty, the noodles were al dente and the most important thing.......the wontons had the perfect amount of meat to wonton skin ratio. Like with pasta, you should know it's not about the sauce - it's about the pasta. And wontons are no different. Help yourself to condiments and the perfect wonton noodle soup is yours.
Written September 20, 2014
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SafNazli
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia188 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
May 2017 • Friends
This place is far from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong. A great place for families and it's close proximity to the airport, Ngong Ping cable car and Buddha and also HK Disneyland also makes it a great location.

Premium outlet mall is also nearby and there are several villages hidden in the hills so expect to be surprised when hiking up to Mui Wo.

Less crowded compared to Kowloon and other main streets of Hong Kong. And more fresh air, less pollution and less stress.

Written May 2, 2017
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Imtiaz Goes Global
Randburg, South Africa675 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Sep 2015 • Solo
A quick trip from the hongkong international airport .. Go downstairs to the bus terminal .. S1 will take you to Citygate shopping centre... Cost HKD 3.5 one way ... Lots of bargains from world class brands ... Up to 70% off... Enjoy shopping ..
Written May 15, 2016
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rosievil
Yeovil, UK390 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
May 2015 • Couples
We went out of the airport while in transit because we have about 7 hours to wait for our plane . It cost us only 3.50 Hong Kong dollars each way per person . It is an outlet mall and also got coffee shops . Would recommend this place
Written May 19, 2015
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Candy Writer
Taguig City, Philippines8 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Oct 2019
While most travellers usually spot hotel deals in Hong Kong Central, Tsim Sha Tsui and places with HK's busy areas, Tung Chung is great for those who are looking for the country side feel but with a modern taste. Tung Chung is really near the airport and very much accessible to public transport going to the central areas. The MTR and public buses are very efficient in the area (also in all areas of HK). There's also a lot of hidden gems in Tung Chung, really enjoyable place. The travel can be long if coming from HK's central areas but it's very safe. It's also just one stop and one interchange from the Disneyland resort line.
Written October 28, 2019
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