Hong Kong is part of China that has long been a British colony. This is one of the most dynamically developing corners of Asia - modern and unusual.
The territory of Hong Kong can be divided into 4 parts - Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, New Territories and adjacent islands. The compactness of the city-state allows you to constantly be close to the main attractions and shopping districts, and the transport system will make it possible to easily and quickly move from one area to another.
Hong Kong is famous for the fact that it regularly hosts specialized fairs, exhibitions, symposia and conferences, which are attended by representatives of more than 100 countries. For businessmen it is an opportunity to conclude profitable deals, and for tourists it is a chance to get acquainted with how harmoniously Hong Kong combines ancient traditions of China and the Western way of life.
Hong Kong is rich in interesting places for its guests. First of all, you need to visit Victoria Peak. You can reach it by funicular to see the dazzling panorama of Hong Kong. Gorgeous views open up both during the day and after sunset, but in the evening you need to be prepared for the chilly wind and dress warmer in order to fully enjoy the thousands of skyscraper lights.
In the south of the island, in the Aberdeen area, floating restaurants are concentrated. Here you can also see local residents living in boat houses on the water - this is a popular accommodation for those who could not buy an apartment or house on land.
On the Kowloon Peninsula, tourists can visit the Space Museum, the Cultural Center, the Bird Garden or the Goldfish Market. There are also numerous temples, the best hotels, the largest shopping centers.
In Kowloon Park, on a huge territory, there are botanical attractions, bird aviaries, and the Hong Kong Museum of History.
Wong Tan Sin Temple is popular among believers. It is surrounded by residential buildings, and within its walls you can learn the fate of soothsayers and soothsayers.
New Territories are the focus of landscapes, including rolling hills, picturesque coves and beaches, nature reserves and lost trails. All this harmoniously coexists with modern cities, highways and lively village markets.
Hong Kong is not only a huge number of attractions, but also a paradise for shopaholics. Everything is sold here - from antiques to state-of-the-art electronics.
