Hong Kong

Hong Kong

The best spots around the city of Hong Kong

As the economic and financial center in East Asia, Hong Kong enjoys all the advantages of a metropolis dynamic and vibrant.

Hong Kong, however, still captures the romance and mystery of days gone by in the markets and streets, where East and West.

In addition to its impressive modernity, Hong Kong has many accessible beaches and natural attractions for lovers outdoors.

Lantu Island for example, offers a relaxing atmosphere for a vacation getaway.

# One: Hong Kong Park

Hong Kong a public park in the small city of Hong Kong island in the middle. It is surrounded on one side of the skyscraper and on the other side of Victoria Peak. But in the small 8-acre (20 square acres) of space between Cotton Tree Drive and Kennedy Street, Hong Kong Provisional Urban Council and the Hong Kong Jockey Club opened the park in 1991. Is free and attracts a million visitors a year. In the large garden is a pond covering an old tennis court, waterfalls or rapids and several major facilities, including a sports facilities, a large aviary, museums, a conservatory of plants and a playground. The park has won several awards including a United States Department of State Urban Services for its excellent design and facilities in urban overcrowding. The aviary is a walk through aviary. This means you can walk across a footbridge of tree canopy, so you can see birds flying around inside. The small Hong Kong park has a large number of attractions tucked into it and is a great advantage of a visit to Hong Kong.

# Two: Avenue of Stars

The Avenue of Stars is basically a sidewalk on the coast of Victoria in Hong Kong Bay which is based on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The area of the sidewalk and pedestrians have footprints and signatures of famous Hong Kong actors Jackie Chan and metal sculptures Hong Kong, actors, film industry figures such as Bruce Lee. It stretches for about 440 meters along the coast, and there are benches and decorative plants. For non- falling into the ocean below, is a metal railing along the sidewalk. Some local people go there to enjoy the view of the bay and boats passing, running, and enjoy the air port, travelers will see the light show at night and take pictures. This sidewalk is attracting a lot of mainland China. You can see most tall buildings in Hong Kong here, and at night as part of the light show, music and dialogue are reproduced.

# Three: Man Mo Temple

It is the oldest temple in Hong Kong in the mid-levels of Hong Kong Island. It is halfway up Victoria Peak. In the temple, two idolaters the god of literature and the God of War. It was built in 1847. People go to Man Mo temple in China to pray for success in exams or in their academic work or literary. They also go to temples Man Mo to resolve disputes. A bronze bell which had done well in 1847. Although it has often been renovated, the original aspect is preserved, and is visited by many people.

It is said that the ceremony for the settlement of disputes between people beheaded a chicken and yellow burnt paper originated during the Qing dynasty. In this ceremony, to avoid going to court, people call upon the gods to punish people who do not vote they do public ceremony.

# Four: Hong Kong Aberdeen

Aberdeen Harbor is on the south side of Hong Kong Island is on the other side of Victoria Peak the main urban area of Hong Kong. Aberdeen is the largest city on the island of Hong Kong outside the main urban area and the port became famous as the place where the people Hong Kong ship lived in the years 1960 and 1970. Movies like James Bond film and a Bruce Lee movie were filmed there, so that the port is recognized worldwide. Now the area is mostly a port anchor yachts and pleasure craft of the people of Hong Kong to close in the area. But there are still some famous floating restaurants and local fishermen using the bay, making it a place to go for seafood on a boat and see the sights and tourist destinations area such as Hong Kong Ocean Park.

# Five: Victoria Peak

Victoria Peak is the highest peak in Hong Kong at an altitude of 554 meters and has been considered a landmark of the island.

It is the best place to get a bird's eye view of Victoria Harbour and the prosperous island group. Seen from the peak, the scenes are different between day and night. At the time of day, you can see tall buildings and crowded and busy Victoria Harbour. At night, illuminated by lights color, the whole scene is dazzling, as a fairly-tale world. The best place to enjoy the scene is the Peak Tower and the Lion kiosk next to the tram terminal peak.

To get to Victoria Peak, you can take the peak tram was put into service in 1888. His major point is angled 27 degrees, you can definitely give an unforgettable experience.

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