Friday, Feb 6
Sunrise
6:05 AM
Sunset
6:10 PM
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Sunset is best in Hong Kong
Victoria Harbour at dawn is quiet, with fewer ferries creating clearer water reflections.
The iconic skyline with Peak Tower backdrop, seen from Kowloon, is one of the world's great sunset views.
Photography tips for Hong Kong
Victoria Peak offers 360° views, best at sunset into blue hour as the city lights up.
The Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade provides the classic HK Island skyline view at sunset.
The Symphony of Lights laser show starts at 8pm—arrive at blue hour.
Star Ferry crossing at golden hour offers unique moving skyline perspectives.
Lion Rock hike offers dramatic views over Kowloon at sunset.
Lugard Road on Victoria Peak has a famous Instagram viewpoint.
The Bank of China Tower creates interesting reflections on neighboring buildings.
Man Mo Temple on Hollywood Road has incense coils creating atmospheric light.
Tian Tan Buddha on Lantau Island catches sunset light on clear days.
Sai Kung offers escape from the city with harbor sunset views.
Best photography spots in Hong Kong
Victoria Peak (The Peak)
sunsetMost famous Hong Kong viewpoint
Tip: Take the tram, avoid weekends
Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade
sunsetKowloon waterfront facing HK Island
Tip: Stay for Symphony of Lights at 8pm
Lugard Road
sunsetWalking path below the Peak Tower
Tip: Famous photography spot
Star Ferry
sunsetIconic harbor crossing
Tip: Cheap and atmospheric
Lion Rock
sunsetMountain overlooking Kowloon
Tip: Popular hike, bring water
West Kowloon Cultural District
sunsetNew waterfront with M+ Museum
Tip: Less crowded than TST
Man Mo Temple
sunriseHistoric temple with incense coils
Tip: Shafts of light through incense smoke
Tian Tan Buddha
sunsetGiant Buddha on Lantau Island
Tip: Take Ngong Ping 360 cable car
Weather Tips
Hong Kong can be hazy, especially in spring. Autumn and winter offer clearer skies.
Best Months
October-December for clear, cool weather and the best visibility.
Annual Overview
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See how golden hour times shift throughout the year in Hong Kong. Plan your trips around the best light.
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Light Conditions
Night
Stars, low light
Blue Hour
Twilight, city lights
Golden Hour
Warm, soft light
Daylight
Bright, even
Planning a trip to Hong Kong?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Golden hour and blue hour in Hong Kong, explained.
When is golden hour in Hong Kong?
Golden hour happens shortly after sunrise and before sunset, but the exact times change by date. Use the date picker above to see golden hour times for Hong Kong on your travel dates.
When is blue hour in Hong Kong?
Blue hour is the twilight period before sunrise and after sunset. The exact blue hour window depends on the date and location—check the times shown on this page for Hong Kong.
Is sunrise or sunset better for photography in Hong Kong?
Sunset is generally recommended in Hong Kong. The iconic skyline with Peak Tower backdrop, seen from Kowloon, is one of the world's great sunset views.
What are the best photography spots in Hong Kong?
Top photography spots include Victoria Peak (The Peak), Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, Lugard Road. Each location has optimal times for either sunrise or sunset photography.
How accurate are these sunrise and sunset times?
Times are calculated using the city's coordinates (22.32°, 114.17°) and local time zone. They're designed for planning photography and travel itineraries.
How long does golden hour last in Hong Kong?
Golden hour typically lasts 20–40 minutes. At Hong Kong's latitude (22°N), it stays fairly consistent throughout the year.
What's the best time of year to visit Hong Kong for photography?
October-December for clear, cool weather and the best visibility.
What should I know about weather in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong can be hazy, especially in spring. Autumn and winter offer clearer skies.
How should I plan a golden hour shoot?
Aim to arrive 15–30 minutes early to scout your spot, set up your gear, and be ready when the light peaks. Consider a second shoot during blue hour right after sunset.
Can I save these golden hour times for my trip?
Yes! Use the date picker to check times for your specific travel dates. Consider using TripMemo to document your golden hour photos and create a travel journal of your Hong Kong trip.