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Fly from Abu Dhabi to Hong Kong with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Abu Dhabi to Hong Kong with Etihad Airways to head from one international trading hub to another in just seven hours. Discover forested foothills, soaring skyscrapers and winding streets rich in intoxicating aromas.
Hong Kong, a location famed for being a confluence of East and West, is filled with both temples and skyscrapers and is surrounded by natural beauty too.
AUH to HKG: flight facts
Flight time 7hrs
Our fastest direct flight from Abu Dhabi to Hong Kong takes seven hours.
Flight distance 3,753 miles
A direct flight from Abu Dhabi (AUH) to Hong Kong (HKG) is 3,753 miles (6,040 kilometres).
Flying from Abu Dhabi to Hong Kong: FAQs
How much time do people spend in Hong Kong?
A good amount of time to spend in Hong Kong is a week to ten days, as it allows you to see the sights but also get beneath the surface.
As well as the attractions on Hong Kong Island, it’s worth travelling to Kowloon for the famous street markets. The New Territories will be sure to enchant you with their leafy parks.
How do I get from Hong Kong International Airport into the centre?
To get downtown, you could book a transfer with Etihad – a driver will be waiting for you when you land.
Alternatively, you can catch a taxi or use public transport, with the Airport Express train taking around 25 minutes. Public buses also depart from the airport and serve stops throughout the whole of Hong Kong.
Top tips for Abu Dhabi to Hong Kong
Explore Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade
The best way to see the magnificent Hong Kong skyline is from the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade.
It’s not dissimilar to Abu Dhabi’s Corniche in that it offers a waterside route for enjoying some quiet reflection, while taking in the sight of some of man’s most impressive creations. In the evening, the skyscrapers are lit up to dramatic effect.
Visit the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery
While Abu Dhabi has the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, Hong Kong has an eye-catching religious site of its own.
Up until 1993, the Po Lin Monastery was relatively unknown, but the construction of a 111 foot tall Buddha on the hillside brought it fame. Climb the 268 steps to stand in its shadow and look out towards the sea.