Ladies' Market Tours and Activities

At the heart of one of the most densely populated neighbourhoods on the planet you’ll love people-watching and browsing stalls, massage vendors and restaurants.

A trip to the Ladies’ Market reveals a colourful street arcade typical of Hong Kong. This bustling marketplace, situated among the towering stalls that line the street, is a destination for those wanting to bargain for clothes, electronics and accessories. Afterwards, pull up a seat at a restaurant, order a cool drink and enjoy watching the throngs of crowds.

Located on Tung Choi Street at the centre of Mongkok, among the most densely populated suburbs in the world, the pedestrianised arcade is free of Hong Kong’s busy vehicle traffic. Since 1975 the area has been designated by the government as a precinct for hawkers to sell their goods, making it a favourite for locals and visitors.

Pass more than 100 stalls as you look for the perfect bargain. You’ll find well-priced watches, cosmetics, DVDs, handbags and handmade crafts that make great souvenirs of your time in Hong Kong. See how good you are at haggling to get a better price. While the main square is incredibly busy, remaining alert will ensure you have a safe and enjoyable experience.

The shops that line the street are great for a different kind of shopping. Upscale boutiques offer higher prices than the market but come with added comforts such as change rooms and a greater variety of quality products to choose from.

Pause during your shopping adventures to refuel at one of the authentic traditional restaurants located behind the stalls. As you watch the streams of shoppers passing by you can sample local dishes or treat yourself to a massage at one of the nearby beauty parlours.

When you’ve seen everything at the Ladies’ Market, head to the neighbouring bird garden to listen to the songs and squawks of the birds. Visit the flower market to admire more vibrant colours in the rows of flowers.

The Ladies’ Market is open daily and is best visited around midday when all the stores are open. It is free to browse. You can reach the market via the Mongkok station.