Flower Market,Hong Kong

• Flower Market Road stalls offering fresh-cut flowers and potted plants
• Specialty shops selling orchids, bonsai, cacti and succulents
• Wholesale garden centers and floral wholesalers
• Seasonal displays and densely packed colorful arrangements during Lunar New Year
• Nearby attractions: Yuen Po Street Bird Garden and the Goldfish Market

• A vivid sensory experience of color, scent and variety — from tropical blooms to delicate orchids
• Wide price range from single stems to large arrangements and bulk wholesale lots
• Stalls that serve both walk-in shoppers and professional florists
• Compact, bustling lanes ideal for street photography and people-watching

• Buy fresh-cut flowers, potted plants, bonsai and gardening supplies
• Shop for festival arrangements, especially for Lunar New Year decorations
• Bargaining and comparing prices across multiple stalls
• Photography of colorful displays and street scenes
• Combine with visits to nearby markets (Bird Garden, Goldfish Market) for a full Mong Kok market walk

October to March for cooler, more comfortable weather; visit on weekdays and in the morning to avoid crowds. For a festive atmosphere and the fullest selection, visit during the Lunar New Year season (Jan–Feb).

Hong Kong has a humid subtropical climate: hot and humid (Jun–Aug), rainy in spring (Apr–May), mild to cool in winter (Dec–Feb). Bring sun/heat protection in summer and layers in winter.

No entry fee — it is a public street market. Typical stall hours are roughly 09:00–20:00, though some wholesalers open earlier and some stalls stay open later, especially during Lunar New Year.

Easily reached by MTR and buses. The market is in the Mong Kok / Prince Edward area of Kowloon; Prince Edward and Mong Kok MTR stations are the closest stops with a short walk. Taxis and local buses also serve the area. From Hong Kong International Airport, take the Airport Express / MTR or bus to Kowloon and transfer to the local MTR lines.

Plan 1–2 hours for browsing and shopping; longer if you intend to visit nearby markets or purchase many plants.

Comfortable walking shoes, sun protection (hat/sunscreen) in summer, a light jacket for winter, an umbrella for rainy days, and reusable bags or protective wrapping for purchases.

Try nearby street food and snacks in Mong Kok (egg waffles, fish ball skewers, dim sum). Good souvenirs include potted plants, bonsai, small orchids, dried floral arrangements, and floral-themed gifts.