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650-750 750 things to do in Hong Kong before you die.
...649
650. Gain longevity by practicing tai chi in Kowloon Park
651. Jog along Bowen Road
652. Yank your dog away from the Bowen Road dog killer’s poisoned food
653. Meet somebody special at Lover’s Rock (end of Bowen Road)
654. Stroll around in your pajamas with a birdcage
655. Walk under the wall trees along Forbes Street, Kennedy Town
656. Hunt ghosts on Barker Road or Ship Street
657. Race a worker up some scaffolding
658. Surf at Shek O’s Big Wave Bay
659. Compare the waves at the other Big Wave Bays (one in Sai Kung, two in Lantau)
660. Windsurf at Cheung Chau
661. Wakeboard in Tai Tam
662. Sail at Hebe Haven
663. Kayak to the Sokos Islands
664. Join the Dragon Boat race
665. Watch the lifeguards do nothing but pretend to look cool
666. Sunbathe nude
667. Swim up to the shark nets and taunt the sharks
668. Get stung by a jellyfish and ask a stranger to pee on you
669. Rent/buy a bike at the Friendly Bike shop in Mui Wo (behind the McDonald’s) and ask them to recommend a route
670. Pick lychee and dragonfruit in Yuen Long
671. Dig for mussels in Mui Wo
672. Dig for clams in Yuen Long
673. Dig for shrimp in Sai Kung
674. Catch a sea urchin in Sai Kung
675. Catch a squid in Clear Water Bay
676. Deep sea fish
677. Fish off a pier
678. Fish in a reservoir
679. Hunt wild boar
680. Chirp through Yuen Po Street Bird Garden
681. Monkey around Shing Mun Reservoir
682. Birdwatch at the Mai Po Marshes
683. Flutter through Tai Po’s Butterfly Garden
684. Stalk the beast of Hong Kong Park
685. Visit the pandas at Ocean Park
686. See a white-faced Saki at the Botanical Gardens
687. See Pui Pui the crocodile at the Wetland Park
688. Try to spot a shark at dawn
689. Hope to see a pink dolphin at Sha Chau and Lung Kwu Chau Marine Park
690. Sneak past the guard at Sham Wan beach and wait all summer for a glimpse of a giant turtle
691. Ride a glass-bottomed boat through the Hoi Ha Marine Park
692. Tip feral water buffalo on Lantau
693. Get attacked by a Lantau wolf spider
694. Throw up at Disneyland
695. Get bitten by a snake
696. Report an urban snake to snake handler Dave Willot on 2328-2526
697. Hike Dragon’s Back
698. Hike every inch of the Hong Kong, Wilson, Maclehose and Lantau Trails
699. Protest the latest concrete trail by sidestepping it and using the dirt path instead
700. Discover an ancient stone trail
701. Visit a rural village
702. Get warded off by the guard dogs at a rural village
703. Get lost on the mountain and airlifted out by helicopter
704. Climb the Shek O sea cliffs
705. Climb Lion Rock
706. Evil Knievel down Tai Mo Shan on a mountain bike
707. Paraglide over Shek O
708. Survive an Outward Bound survival course
709. Scuba dive in Port Shelter
710. Wheeze through the Standard Chartered Marathon
711. Ride upfront on the top deck of the bus to Stanley
712. Breakdance in Statue Square on a Sunday
713. Busk on a footbridge in Central
714. Join a Falun Gong protest at the Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry
715. Become one-fifth of the population at Ap Chau, Hong Kong’s sparsest island
716. Crash and burn at the annual Pedal Kart Grand Prix
717. Swim across Victoria Harbor
718. Set stuff on fire at the beach on Mid-Autumn Festival
719. Bridge jump at Tai Tam Reservoir
720. Raid the pirate’s cave in Cheung Chau
721. Go rollerskating during Typhoon 8
722. Join the Matilda Sedan Chair race
723. Have a BB gun war
724. Snap a picture of Bride’s Pool waterfall
725. Give chase with the Hash House Harriers
726. Play badminton in the park
727. Explore the rock pools in Tung Ping Chau
728. Hit a bullseye or injure a gateball player at the Tuen Mun Archery Range Cum Gateball Court
729. Carry a lantern up to the Peak
730. Admire the view from the Peak on a clear day
731. Have a rooftop party and draw a noise complaint
732. Hide under an umbrella in long sleeves on a sunny day
733. Have a “holiday” at the Lady Maclehose Holiday Village
734. Camp out at Tung Ping Chau campsite
735. Improve your handicap at the Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau Public Golf course
736. Saddle up at the Pok Fu Lam Public Riding School
737. Serve on the same courts as the pros at Victoria Park
738. Do a kickflip at Mei Foo Skatepark
739. Get busted for skating anywhere else
740. Light off firecrackers at a playground
741. Have a country park barbecue
742. Take a Seafari powerboat ride
743. Get sunburned on a six-hour junk trip
744. Climb up the Four Seasons Hotel and call yourself Spiderman
745. Jump off IFC II and call yourself Batman
746. Conduct a bacteria/E. coli count at a public pool
747. Use the New Territories cycling path
748. Ride with a local motorcycle gang
749. Fret about dengue fever and other mosquito-borne diseases
750. Visit the Big Buddha


Outdoors

After all, Hong Kong is about three-quarters country park.

Outdoors

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After all, Hong Kong is about three-quarters country park.