Cheap Flights from Kota Kinabalu to Hong Kong

About Hong Kong

Hong Kong, a specially administered region in China, boasts a population of 7.4 million with varied backgrounds. Its striking skyline, world-class cuisine, and protected wildlife habitats housing rare species of birds and animals make it an intriguing place. Moreover, its appeal is enhanced by its forest-clad mountains, hiking trails, untouched beaches, islands, and quaint fishing hamlets that inspire people to visit this land of diversity. Book a Kota Kinabalu to Hong Kong flight and explore its impressive attractions.

Best Time to Book Kota Kinabalu 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 Kota Kinabalu to Hong Kong Flights

Looking for a Kota Kinabalu to Hong Kong flight? Major airlines, such as AirAsia, Malaysian Airlines, Philippine Airlines, Batik Air, Shanghai Airlines, Scoot, Singapore Airlines, etc. offer 73 flights on this route. It takes 03 hours to cover the distance of 1,827 kilometers by flight from Kota Kinabalu to Hong Kong.

To avail Kota Kinabalu to Hong Kong flight, book your seat with AirAsia at the cost of HK$ 562 for a one-way trip, and HK$ 1,209 for a round trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Kota Kinabalu International Airport and Hong Kong International Airport (BKI-HKG).

Here are some insights concluding flight fares from Kota Kinabalu to Hong Kong (BKI-HKG):

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	AirAsia	HK$ 562	Book Now
	Batik Air	HK$ 625	Book Now
	Scoot	HK$ 631	Book Now
	Singapore Airlines	HK$ 690	Book Now
	Philippine Airlines	HK$ 745	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	AirAsia	HK$ 1,209	Book Now
	Shanghai Airlines	HK$ 1,515	Book Now
	Malaysian Airlines	HK$ 1,528	Book Now
	Philippine Airlines	HK$ 1,648	Book Now
	Batik Air	HK$ 1,712	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.

Lung King Heen

Booking a table at this Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant is like winning a lottery. This fine-dining restaurant is located in Hotel Four Seasons and remains packed with guests all day long. It features woods, silver accents, and wide and tall windows overlooking Victoria Harbor. Their dimsums, crispy pork ribs, and roasted meat are highly popular among the patrons.

Hop Yik Tai

Hop Yik Tai is an unassuming food stall that offers budget-friendly and mouth watering cheong fun, also known as slippery rice rolls. Its popularity among tourists and locals draws a large crowd, who patiently queues up for a taste of these delectable treats.

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

Chi Lin Nunnery & Nan Lian Garden

Chi Lin Nunnery is a Buddhist temple, built in the 1930s. However, it was rebuilt in the 1990s in a traditional Tang dynasty style. The temple was built using wood and the front complex is dotted with beautifully sculpted bonsai trees that surround the lotus pond garden that houses water lilies.

Victoria Harbour

Spread across the south China Sea, Victoria Harbour  separates Hong Kong in the south from Kowloon peninsula in the north. This functioning port remains crowded with locals and tourists all day long. Come here after 8 pm to enjoy the stunning light and music show that uses 42 iconic skyscrapers in the backdrop of the harbor. You can also take a ferry ride and admire the city from the water.

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.

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