Los Angeles to Hong Kong Flights

If you'd like to see an Asian equivalent of the City of Angels, Hong Kong might be a good bet. Orbitz.com can help you find great prices on flights from Los Angeles to Hong Kong, as well as lodging, local attractions, and more. One of the world's leading international business centers, Hong Kong combines awe-inspiring cityscapes and soaring mountains, heritage sites, and wide green countryside.

Hong Kong, China

Your air trip from Los Angeles to Hong Kong will start at Los Angeles International Airport, located about 16 miles from downtown Los Angeles. Cathay Pacific provides daily nonstop service to Hong Kong.

The airport can be easily reached through local bus lines, light rail, rental cars, and taxicabs. The LAX FlyAway bus service makes regular runs between the airport and Union Station in downtown Los Angeles. Parking services start at $ 9.10 per day, and you'll have to obtain a Reservation Confirmation online by paying in advance about 10 percent-usually less-from the total cost of your parking lot, and you pay the remainder at the parking facility. After leaving your car, you can get to your terminal using the free shuttle.

If you're open to a meal or beverage before you board your plane, the airport houses a great number of restaurants. Nate 'n Al, the famed Beverly Hills deli, is one of the most popular dining options around, which serves the usual sandwiches, soups, salads, but you can also have a quick meal or drink at California Pizza Kitchen ASAP, McDonald's, or Starbucks.

Hong Kong, China

A former colony of the British Empire and one of the most densely populated areas in the world, Hong Kong is known for its extensive skyline and deep natural harbor. It also houses great architectural monuments and world heritage sites.

Exploring the City of Hong Kong

Travelers to Hong Kong will land at Hong Kong International Airport, informally known as Chek Lap Kok Airport, located 21 miles northwest of Hong Kong Island. The airport has access to a comprehensive transport network, making it easy to get to and from the airport. The Airport Express makes direct connections between the airport's terminals and Hong Kong's central business district, and buses link the airport with the main destinations of the city. Taxicabs, limousines, and coaches offer additional transportation options for passengers.

Hong Kong has a humid subtropical climate, with hot and humid summers, sometimes accompanied by showers and thunderstorms. Winters are mild, with occasional cold brought by the cooling winds blowing from the north, but the temperatures never drop below the freezing point. January is the driest month of the year. The most moderate seasons are spring and autumn, which is usually sunny and dry. About 80 percent of the annual precipitation occurs between May and September, with the wettest month being August. The fall is from October to early December, and is probably the best time to visit Hong Kong. Days are generally clear and sunny, suitable for outdoor activities or hiking.

Hong Kong is host to lots of tourist attractions for every taste and interest. The Peak, Victoria Harbour, and the Giant Buddha are among the most popular. The Peak offers stunning views over the city and mountains. Enjoy stunning views around the Victoria Harbour and watch in awe at A Symphony of Lights show. No trip to Hong Kong is complete without a visit to the Giant Buddha, located on Lantau Island. The Hong Kong Global Geopark of China is a wonder of nature that you will not want to miss.

Book Your Trip

With flights that depart from Los Angeles to Hong Kong on a daily basis, travel to Hong Kong from Los Angeles is made easy. Booking your travel with Orbitz.com helps you find great deals on airfare, hotels, and local activities and attractions.