What are the places to see in Hong Kong?

Thanks so much Lexus54. I hope I will be able to go and see all these places, but my main interest is Disneyland. But I want go and see the ladies market -what exactly do they have there? Is it like a handicraft market? I am also interested in going to see buddhist temples there.

Disneyland in Hong Kong is a smaller version (4 main worlds) compared to those elsewhere like in US, France or Japan. Still it may be worth going if you have not been to one. My suggestion is to go later in the morning and stay till the night. The MTR brings you right to the park...just alight at the Disneyland MTR station. December is a good time to go, as Disneyland HK has a special Christmas lightup and programme for the Christmas season from 28th November to 2nd January. Don't forget to visit Ocean Park, which to me is a more worthwhile theme park to see. It is quite a sprawling park with rides, shows, oceanarium, a spectacular cable car system and other fun activities. I think there is a bus service from one of the MTR stations (Admiralty, I think) direct there, and you can also buy your tickets at the ticket booth at this place. The Ladies' Market is walking distance from Mongkok MTR station. If you stay in Cityview Hotel, you can actually walk to both the Ladies' and Men's markets. The Ladies' Market is a night street market much like our Bugis Village. It is bright and crowded at night. It is a flea market, so anything can be sold like our pasar malams. But mostly, you will find ladies clothing and accessories, bags, belts, purses, jewellery, T-Shirts, maybe even handicraft, CDs/VCDs/DVDs and other bric-bracs. Take a look at the pictures here http://www.12hk.com/area/Mongkok/LadiesMarket.shtml. It will give you a good idea of what the Ladies' Market look like. Just be careful what you buy there. There's lots of imitation. I once bought CDs there say by Mariah Carey, and when I brought them home, the songs were all sung by imitation singers, but the cover showed Mariah Carey. It was the same with a couple of other artistes. But when you are there, they play the original CDs so the songs you hear from their CD player sound like the original artistes. Also, you should bargain, because anything goes as far as the price is concerned. In Hong Kong, many streets everywhere are like pasar malam by day. There is no end to street stalls selling all kinds of things at many of the side streets on Kowloon side. If you want to buy computer stuff, they have a computer centre (like our Sim Lim Sq) in Kowloon next to the Sham Shui Po MTR station. I think it is at the Golden Shopping Centre. The Sham Shui Po area is also famous for wholesalers and factory outlet shops, so you can get stuff at bargain basement prices if you go around that area.

Thanks alot Fortknox.