20 perfect #OOTD spots for you to up your insta-game in Hong Kong

Everyone knows Hong Kong is the place to go when it comes to food. But don’t let your Instagram feed be all about food. Hong Kong has great #OOTD spots for you to take insta-worthy pictures which are bound to make your friends jealous.

(Psst. But if you’re looking for the ultimate list of recommendations for dim sum in HK, we have it right here.)

Put on your game face and think of a few poses before checking out these spots which will up your Instagram #OOTD game. Don’t say we didn’t share!

1. Hong Kong Disneyland

There’s something about the colours and vibes in the Hong Kong Disneyland that makes it the perfect backdrop for OOTD shots.

It’s no wonder it’s called the happiest place on earth. You can’t go wrong with pastel pink backgrounds and smiles all around. Don’t forget to put on those Mickey ears too!

Get there: Take the MTR along the Tung Chung line towards Tung Chung and alight at Sunny Bay Station. Transfer to Disneyland Resort Line.

2. Sai Wan Swimming Shed

The shed was established in the 1960s and was a place for swimmers. Nowadays, many Instagrammers come by to take photos and to admire its beautiful scenery.

The wooden bridge with waves in the background make for a great OOTD spot.

Get there: Take MTR to Kennedy Town Station along the Island Line. Take Exit A and board Green Minibus 58.

3. Choi Hung Basketball Court

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This is located within a housing estate so do be mindful not to disrupt the residents when you’re there. Tip: Plan your outfit to contrast against the rainbow coloured backdrop.

Also, this is a popular photography spot, so remember to come early so that you don’t have to fight with others for that perfect spot.

Get there: Take MTR to Choi Hung station along the Kwun Tong Line. Take Exit C3 or C4.

4. Graham Street

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It’s hard not be obsessed with this  eye-catching mural along Graham Street. Situated near the Soho street, it’s common to see tourists and locals alike, armed with their phone patiently waiting for their turn to take the perfect OOTD shot.

Be sure to plan your outfit well so you don’t clash with the colours on the mural!

Get there: Central MTR Station Exit D2 is probably the closest to this area.

5. Cape D’Aguilar/ Hok Tsui

Cape D’Aguilar, or Hok Tsui, is a cape in the south of Shek O and D’Aguilar Peak on southeastern Hong Kong Island, and you get there by hiking.

Is the scenery worth the hike? Yes.

Get there: Take the MTR to Shau Kei Wan. Take Exit A1 or A3. Board Bus No. 9 or Green Minibus headed for Shek O. Alight at bus station near Cape D’Aguilar Road.

6. Wai Yip Street

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The Wai Yip Street Bridge is made up of a series of blue carriages that are linked together. Channel a rustic vibe and take your perfect OOTD here.

Get there: Take MTR to Ngau Tau Kok Station. It is an 11-minute walk to 63 Wai Yip Street.

7. Nam Shan Estate

Take the perfect symmetrical shot for your Instagram feed. With aesthetically pleasing green and yellow lines, it’ll definitely stand out against the sea of other OOTD photos on Instagram.

Get there: Take MTR to Shek Kip Mei Station and walk 5 minutes to Nam Shan Chuen Road.

8. Causeway Bay

One of the busiest shopping districts, Causeway Bay makes for an interesting OOTD spot as you can position yourself against the sea of people, cars, and lights.

Think crowded streets with a mix of different stores in the background. Tip: Use portrait mode to keep the focus on yourself.

Get there: Take MTR to Causeway Bay Station.

9. Victoria Peak

This popular tourist spot is an awesome location for photo taking. With a bird’s eye view of the Hong Kong’s skyline, its stunning view will beautify your Instagram feed.

Get there: Take bus 15C from Central Pier 8 or walk from MTR Station Exit J2 to take the Peak Tram from the Peak Tram Lower Terminus.

10. Nathan Road

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At night, soak up the neon lights in this district. Pose against the illuminated signboards for a dystopian touch to your picture.

Get there: Kowloon MTR Station is probably the nearest to this area. You can consider walking or taking a taxi.

11. Mong Kok Flower Market

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Flowers are always a delight and they’re bound to make your OOTD picture even lovelier. Bonus points if you purchase a bunch of flowers as props for your picture.

Get there: Take the MTR to Prince Edward Station. Get out from Exit B1, make a U-turn, and walk three to four minutes along Prince Edward Road West, until you see stalls with flowers.

12. Lai Tak Tsuen

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This is where you can get creative and find positions to capture the best angle. When done right, you can achieve a unique OOTD that you won’t be able to get anywhere else.

Get there: Take the MTR to Causeway Bay Station and walk 20 minutes to the Tai Hang neighbourhood till you reach Lai Tai Tsuen Road.

13. Montane Mansion Building

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Juxtapose the vintage look of the architecture with a bright, modern outfit. Break up the symmetry with a cute pose.

Get there: Take MTR to Quarry Bay MTR Station. Get out from Exit A and walk along King’s Road towards Tai Koo. Pass the junction to Mount Parker and you’ll reach the entrance to Montane Mansion after two to three minutes. This is the address to search for: 1028 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong.

14. Tian Tan Buddha Ngong Ping

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This location may be a tad difficult to get to, but it’s definitely worth the journey. If you’re lucky, you can even snap a selfie or two with the cattle that’s roaming around freely. Tip: Take the cable car there for a scenic ride.

Get there: Take MTR to Tung Chung Station and get out from Exit B. You can take the cable car up to Ngong Ping or take bus No. 23 from the Ngong Ping bus terminus.

15. Tai O Fishing Village

A short ferry ride away from the mainland, this quaint fishing village is a great place to unwind. Take your OOTD against the quiet fishing port or pose in front of the calm and still waters.

Get there: Take MTR to Tung Chung Station. Take bus No. 11 to Tai O bus terminus.

16. Lok Wah Estate

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Talk about a hole in the wall. With these interesting lines, there are tons of creative poses you could do to spice up your OOTD shot.

Get there: Take MTR to Ngau Tau Kok Station and walk for 17 minutes to Lok Wah Estate, Ngau Tau Kok, Kwun Tong.

17. Yau Ma Tei

These pretty steps are quietly tucked away in Yau Ma Tei street. The concrete steps are painted with beautiful flower motifs and look great near or from afar.

Get there: Take MTR to Yau Ma Tei Station. Then walk 6 minutes towards Yaumati Kaifong Association School.

18. Chi Lin Nunnery

Who would have thought a nunnery would be a great place to take OOTD shots?

Get there: Take MTR to Diamond Hill Station and walk for seven minutes towards Nan Lian Garden, 60號 Fung Tak Road.

19. Star Ferry Pier

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Get innovative and take your OOTD on the ferry itself or at the pier.

Get there: Take MTR to Central Station.

20. Jockey Club Innovation Tower

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This is where you can get a great #hypebeast OOTD. Alternatively, consider wearing something strikingly bright to contrast against the grey concrete walls.

Get there: Take MTR to Jordon Station and walk 12 minutes to Hong Kong Polytechnic University, where the Innovation Tower is located at.