Causeway Bay Walking Tour: SOGO, Times Square & Neon Backstreets | Hong Kong in 4K

Join me for an uninterrupted evening walk through Causeway Bay, one of Hong Kong’s busiest and brightest districts. We’ll begin at Causeway Bay MTR on Hennessy Road before heading down Percival Street to the towering Times Square complex. From there, we’ll wind our way through the neighbourhood’s energetic backstreets, weaving along Leighton Road, Hysan Avenue, Yun Ping Road and the lively stretch of Jardine’s Crescent. After returning to Hennessy Road, we’ll step inside the iconic SOGO department store for a quick walkthrough before wrapping up the tour back at the MTR station. Camera gear used: ▶ DJI Osmo Pocket 3 https://amzn.to/3ZMAzq1 ▶ DJI Osmo Nano https://amzn.to/4ar9Q8F ▶ Sony ZV-E1 https://amzn.to/3OooCo5 ▶ DJI RS4 Mini https://amzn.to/4kRje9g (Affiliate disclosure - If you click through and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks for your support!) Where I stayed in Hong Kong    / @col_stays   Gear I used    / @col_reviews   My other Hong Kong videos    / @col_shoots   0:00 Highlights 0:51 Map 0:57 Hennessy Road 5:36 Percival Street 6:50 Times Square 9:56 Percival Street 12:02 Leighton Road 12:37 Hysan Avenue 15:26 Yun Ping Road 18:42 Jardine’s Crescent 21:00 Hennessy Road 22:37 East Point Road 23:37 Hennessy Road 23:59 SOGO Causeway Bay 36:56 Causeway Bay MTR ▶ About Causeway Bay 📍 Causeway Bay is often described as Hong Kong’s retail heart — and when you’re standing at Hennessy Road in peak hour, it’s not hard to see why. The district is famous for its neon-lit intensity, dense crowds, and dizzying mix of department stores, luxury brands, quirky boutiques, and street-level shops. It’s one of the city’s most expensive retail zones, yet it also manages to feel unmistakably local, with alleyway noodle joints and long-standing cha chaan tengs tucked between global fashion chains. For many travellers, this contrast is what makes Causeway Bay feel so alive: it’s high-energy, slightly chaotic, and always buzzing no matter the time of day. The area’s modern identity began taking shape in the 1970s and 80s, when large shopping complexes like Times Square and the ever-popular SOGO transformed the neighbourhood into a commercial powerhouse. Today, the district is a maze of interconnected streets, each with its own flavour. Percival Street channels the classic Hong Kong city vibe, flanked by busy storefronts and endless foot traffic. Leighton Road and Hysan Avenue lead towards a slightly quieter, more upscale pocket filled with restaurants and newer developments. And Jardine’s Crescent remains one of the best-known bargain markets on the island — a narrow, hectic stretch where you can find accessories, clothing, and the occasional good deal if you’re patient enough to weave through the crowd. ▶ Buy Me a Coffee: If you'd like to support the channel directly, every coffee helps a ton! https://ko-fi.com/yourmatecol ▶ Music The Long Retreat" by Birocratic (http://birocratic.lnk.to/allYL) #walking #china #hongkong