Stand on the right side of the steep escalators in MTR stations to allow commuters to rush past on the left.

Take the "Star Ferry" from Tsim Sha Tsui to Central for just a few dollars; it is the most iconic and cheapest harbor cruise in the world.

Ride the "Ding Ding" (Hong Kong Tramways) on Hong Kong Island for a flat fare of $3.00 HKD; sit on the upper deck for a slow-motion tour of the city.

Eat at a "Cha Chaan Teng" (local tea restaurant) like Australia Dairy Company or Lan Fong Yuen for a classic HK breakfast of silk-stocking milk tea and toast.

Avoid the "Avenue of Stars" during the 8:00 PM "Symphony of Lights" if you hate crowds; the view is better from a rooftop bar or the West Kowloon Cultural District.

Buy a "Tourist SIM" at any 7-Eleven or Circle K for around $50-$100 HKD; they offer high-speed data and are much cheaper than international roaming.

Look for "Noon Day Gun" in Causeway Bay for a unique colonial-era tradition where a cannon is fired every day at exactly 12:00 PM.

Avoid the "Ngong Ping 360" cable car on foggy days; check the live webcam on their website before heading to Lantau Island to ensure you have a view.

Head to "Tai O Fishing Village" on a weekday to see the traditional stilt houses and catch a boat trip to spot the rare pink dolphins.