Fascinating, surprising, intoxicating, paradoxical, unusual: there are many adjectives you can use when trying to describe this little area of land, which is unlike any other.
A trip to Honk Kong is always appealing. Beyond its current commercial and financial power and the number of Western accents you hear there (some consider it to be the New York of Asia), Hong Kong remains marked by its colonial past and its traditional Chinese identity.
The must-see places to visit in Hong Kong include Victoria Peak, with the unique views it offers, Temple Street night market, the little streets in Sheung Wan (Hong Kong's historic center), the Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple, Kowloon, and – the icing on the cake – the incredible Victoria Harbour. With its many theme parks and attractions of all kinds, it is also a good destination for a family holiday.
Fascinating, surprising, intoxicating, paradoxical, unusual: there are many adjectives you can use when trying to describe this little area of land, which is unlike any other.
A trip to Honk Kong is always appealing. Beyond its current commercial and financial power and the number of Western accents you hear there (some consider it to be the New York of Asia), Hong Kong remains marked by its colonial past and its traditional Chinese identity.
The must-see places to visit in Hong Kong include Victoria Peak, with the unique views it offers, Temple Street night market, the little streets in Sheung Wan (Hong Kong's historic center), the Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple, Kowloon, and – the icing on the cake – the incredible Victoria Harbour. With its many theme parks and attractions of all kinds, it is also a good destination for a family holiday.