Happy Valley Racecourse

Sports Rd, Happy Valley, Hong Kong

Happy Valley is Hong Kong's exclusive high-income residential area. Residents here are relatively diverse from locals to people of Hong Kong origin returning from abroad or foreigners living and working in Hong Kong. In addition, this place is also known for the Happy Valley racecourse, an indispensable attraction in your journey when coming to Thom Cang, where you can enjoy unique horse racing and more. It's all about experiencing the authentic Hong Kong lifestyle.

Built in 1845 under the British colony, Happy Valley racecourse that day only served the entertainment needs of British people living and working in Hong Kong. Experiencing the ups and downs of time, this place is invested with modern facilities and equipment and officially opened to the public in 1995. With a seven-storey grandstand, the racecourse can welcome up to 55,000 spectators who love this sport.

If you are a person who loves the culture and daily life of Hong Kong through TV series, you must understand that horse racing plays an important role in the spiritual life of the people here. this. Originally a legitimate entertainment business, the people of Cang Thom can flock to the racecourse every Wednesday from September to June or watch on the big screen to enjoy the races. talent of outstanding horses and local racers or stars from all over the world. Coming to the racecourse, you will admire the beautiful, majestic horses and immerse yourself in the exciting and bustling atmosphere with speed enthusiasts or try your luck through betting tickets that can purchased directly inside the stands (cash payment).

After the thrilling races, you can drop in to enjoy dinner at the luxurious restaurant and sip cocktails at the bar located on the grounds of the racecourse. Or you can also choose to watch the horses compete while having dinner at a restaurant with a direct view of the entire racetrack.

You can also spend some time visiting the Jockey Club archive and museum, dedicated to fans who want to learn about the formation and development of this unique horse racing sport.

Located in the center of Hong Kong Island, you can take a taxi by yourself, or take the tram (Happy Valley tram) running east-west along the Hong Kong Canal, stopping at the last station and walking about 5 minutes to school. Race or the public train system (MTR) to Causeway Bay (Causeway Bay) and follow the signs to get to the racecourse.

Business hours:

Every Wednesday night (sometimes on weekends). The racecourse is open from 05.15PM, horse races start from 07.15PM to 11.00PM

Fare:

Adult : HK$10 (standing chair, valid for 2 hours)

Adult : HK$20 (seat, valid for 2 hours)

Tickets are purchased at the racecourse gate, the ticket office staff will ask you to show your passport. Tourists will be given priority with beautiful standing or sitting places.

If you want to try your luck, you should prepare change and buy bet tickets on the spot, there will be staff to assist you.

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