Cheap Flights from Shanghai to Hong Kong

About Hong Kong

With its iconic skyline, legendary dining scene, and protected natural preserves, which are home to rare birds and animals, Hong Kong is a land that needs to be explored. It is a Special Administered Region of China, with its own intriguing history and culture. Its forest-covered mountains, hiking trails, pristine beaches, islands, and small fishing villages allure tourists. Whether you want to visit Hong Kong to appreciate its urbanization or to admire its traditional lifestyle close to nature, book a Shanghai to Hong Kong flight and experience its essence.

Best Time to Book Shanghai to Hong Kong Flights

Hong Kong has a humid subtropical climate, with hot and humid summers and mild and drier winters. The best time to visit Hong Kong is either between March and April or between October and November, when the weather is pleasant for sightseeing.

Details About Shanghai to Hong Kong Flights

Looking for a Shanghai to Hong Kong flight? Major airlines, such as Spring, Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Airlines, Hainan Airlines, China Eastern, Korean Air, etc. offer 214 flights on this route. It takes 02 hours and 30 minutes to cover the distance of 760 miles by flight from Shanghai to Hong Kong.

To avail Shanghai to Hong Kong flight, book your seat with Spring Airlines at the cost of HK$ 514 for a one-way trip, and HK$ 1,209 for a round trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Shanghai Pudong International Airport and Hong Kong International Airport (PVG-HKG).

Here are some insights concluding flight fares from Shanghai to Hong Kong (PVG-HKG):

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Spring Airlines	HK$ 514	Book Now
	Korean Air	HK$ 525	Book Now
	Cathay Pacific	HK$ 631	Book Now
	China Eastern	HK$ 690	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Spring Airlines	HK$ 1,209	Book Now
	China Eastern	HK$ 1,215	Book Now
	Hong Kong Airlines	HK$ 1,228	Book Now
	Hainan Airlines	HK$ 1,248	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Hong Kong

Tim Ho Wan

Tim Ho Wan was once considered as the cheapest Michelin-starred restaurant in the world. It started as a 20-seater humble dimsum shop and now has over 46+ outlets in various countries. If you are in Tim Ho Wan, you must order their dimsums and BBQ pork buns.

One Dim Sum

One Dim Sum and Tim Ho Wan appear on the screen, whenever you search for the best dimsums in Hong Kong. Their pork dumplings, BBQ pork buns, steamed beef balls, shrimp and vegetable dumplings are undoubtedly the best in town. Their deep-fried glutinous rice pork dumplings are equally popular.

Hop Yik Tai

If you want to explore the street food culture of Hong Kong, start your journey from Hop Yik Tai. This humble stall is not only affordable but also serves delicious cheong fun or slippery rice rolls. Due to its popularity, it remains packed with visitors waiting for their turn to get rice rolls.

Best Hotels in Hong Kong

Four Points by Sheraton Hong Kong

Address – Hong Kong, Lantau Island大屿山东涌怡东路9号 Tung Chung, Lantau Island

Price – HK$ 675

Regala Skycity Hotel

Address – 8 Airport Expo Boulevard Hong Kong International Airport Chek Lap Kok, Lantau Island, Hong Kong

Price – HK$ 475

Rambler Oasis Hotel

Address – Rambler Crest Tower 1, 1 Tsing Yi Rd, Tsing Yi, Hong Kong

Price – HK$ 345

Places to Visit in Hong Kong

Tian Tan Buddha Statue

Tian Tan Buddha Statue is a 34 meter tall statue of Lord Buddha, located in Lantau Island’s Po Lin Monastery. Interestingly, it is one of the largest Buddha statues of its kind in the world and it took 12 years to complete. Although regular bus service is available to the monastery, tourists often hop on the scenic Ngong Ping cable car that offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes.

Temple Street Night Market

Take a walk on the Temple Street Night Market after the sundown. The entire market is dotted with umpteen number of stalls selling local handicrafts, spices, food, clothing, trinkets, electric gadgets, and anything you ask for. The jade jewelry and traditional Chinese crafts are perfect to bring back home as souvenirs. 

Ocean Park

There is a massive aquarium dome in Ocean Park that houses thousands of fish from 400 species, sea stars, sea cucumbers, and a reef tunnel. But what attracts the visitors most is the Giant Panda Adventure, where you get to see the wild yet adorable giant and red pandas and the endangered Chinese Giant Salamander. There are a few fun rides as well, including, Raging River, Mine Tank, the Eagle, and Hair Raiser.

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