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Central (Hong Kong Island) a beautiful harbor, hotels and
shopping malls, restaurants, towering skyscrapers, the most spectacular,Two International Finance Centre (2IFC), the
$1 billion Hong Kong bank, considered the most expensive building ever built, and the Jardine House will make a long lasting
impression that Hong Kong is one of the most beautiful myjestic cities in the world. Just a few blocks away is Western district where you will glimpse signs
of a bygone era.
Kowloon
One of the most densely populated places on earth.
What others say about Kowloon
...Kowloon is the shoppers mecca for all things! This small section of land just off Hong Kong is the place to be! It has
MANY great shops...
...I found Kowloon to be a much more "real" place in that it was dirtier, less orderly, and full of signs of common life...
Lantau Island
This mountainous island twice the size of Central but with only a small percent of its population, is a quiet urban retreat
for those who want to get away from the crowds. More than half of Lantau
Island has been designated as Country Park area. Great for nature lovers and hikers.
Mai Po Nature Reserve
The Mai Po Nature Reserve is an important stopping point for migratory birds. The reserve's 1,000 acres of reed-fringed
marshes, shrimp ponds, mudflats, and mangrove forests are so rich in bird life.
Sai Kung Peninsula Save for a sprinkling of fishing villages, the
Sai Kung Peninsula is deserted land--perfect for hikers who want to escape the bustling city.
Victoria Peak
Victoria Peak offers the most amazing vistas of Hong Kong. Take the Peak Tram to view the most beautiful
place in Hong Kong.
Where to Play Golf in Hong Kong
Hong Kong's only plublic golf course, The Jocky Club Kau Sai Chau North, also happens to be one of
Asia'a finest, designed by Gary Palyer in 1995.
Kau Sai Chau, Sai Kung, New Territories, Hong Kong http://www.kscgolf.com Yardage: 6,858 Par 72 Green Fees $59-$80
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Victoria Harbor
What others say about Victoria Harbor.
... seeing the Victoria Harbour amazed me because it was Beautiful and one of the busiest waterway in the World..
...To view the Victoria Harbour from Tsimshatsui / Kowloon side, is no doubt the best view of any skyline anywhere in
the world...
...You have to be there to truly understand how spectular Victoria Harbor is...
...Wow..talk about a perfect spot to view Hong Kong's skyline. Victoria Harbour not only shows a viewstrip of the great
skyscrapers in Hong Kong but also provides a place for people to relax from the busy day...
...You can't miss the view from Victoria Peak at night! It's breathtaking...
Star Ferry
What others say about Star Ferry
...For about $0.30, you experience a part of Hong Kong's history. This ferry has been running for decades and continues
to be a popular way to cross the harbor...
...The star ferry is a great way of transportation. If you like Tsim Sha Tsui, The Hong Kong Cultural
Center and the Space Museum, then the star ferry is the way to go...
...Star Ferry to/from Central to Kowloon is about $2.2HK and its pretty fun to see all the Christmas lights on all the
tall buildings. Taking the ferry is quite common mode of harbor crossing...
Nathan Road
...Nathan Road is probably the most famous shopping strip in Hong Kong. I would guess that it stretches for well over
10 kilometres !! Anything that you ever wanted to buy is available...
...Place to shop up to midnight. You can prctically buy anything and everything like jewelries, clothes, shoes, bags,
cameras, mp3, celfones and alot more...
...Nathan Road is the main hub of Kowloon and its tourists. Also known as the golden mile...
Hollywood Road
What others say about Hollywood Road
...Here you will find amazing art and antiques but few bargains. If you don't know how to shop for antiques then be careful.
If you're not buying, it is still a wonderful place to explore....
Deep Water Bay
A public beach, one of the most attractive in Hong Kong, is next to the Hong Kong Golf Club's annex. A path
connects Deep Water Bay and Repulse Bay.
Hong Kong Museum of History
The Hong Kong Museum of History was established in July 1975 when the City Museum and Art Gallery was split into the Hong
Kong Museum of History and Hong Kong Museum of Art. It was moved to its present location on Chatham Road South,
Tsim Sha Tsui in 1998.
This comprehensive state-of-the-art museum , has a gross floor area of 17,500 m2 costing HK$390M
and was funded by the Hong Kong SAR Government.
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100 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong
Kong (next to the Hong Kong Science Museum) |
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(852) 2724 9042 |
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(852) 2724 9090 |
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