Cover image via wordpress.comSubtropical Hong Kong experiences four distinguishable seasons in a year, its summer period usually from June till August. Here are things you can get up to during the warm and sunny season:
1. Two words: Summer sale. Hellooo, shopping!
If there's ONE reason to hit up Hong Kong during summer, it's gotta be their insane summer sales!
You're in luck because you can fly to Hong Kong for as low as [RM149](http://bit.ly/airasiahongkong), courtesy of AirAsia.
2. Gotta fuel up with some must-eat snacks, egg tarts and polo buns
3. A trip to Hong Kong is incomplete without the iconic iced milk tea
4. Soak up some Vitamin D in one of the many beaches in Hong Kong
5. Set off on an aquatic adventure by going on a junk trip
6. Take a tour of the city by riding on the tram, or as the locals call it, "Ding Ding"
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7. Get dangerously close – while guarding your food – to the monkeys of Kam Shan
8. Head over to the temples for some cultural experience
9. Be blown away by the wonder that is Big Buddha
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The Tian Tan Buddha, also known as the Big Buddha is a large bronze statue of a Sakyamuni Buddha. It is the largest outdoor seated Buddha in the world.
10. C'mon, you get to take the Ngong Ping 360 cable car to get there
11. When the heat gets too hot to handle, why not go for an ice skate?
12. Treat yourself to some delectable cuisine from the plethora of seafood available…
There are endless seafood venues in Hong Kong to check out, from the village of Lei Yue Mun, to Michelin-star restaurants Loaf On and Ming Court, understated eateries in the Aberdeen Fish Market Canteen and the list goes on.
13. …or mouthwatering dim sum
Whether it's traditional dim sum teahouses, Michelin Starred dim sum restaurants, or posh Chinese restaurants, it would be a crime to not give at least one of the many dim sum places a try!
14. You could also hit up some locals' favourite rustic street food
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The Temple Street Night Market seems to be a hot spot amongst tourists. For local favourites, you could grab a local and ask them where to get the best street food.
