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Hong Kong Disneyland is owned and managed by the Hong Kong International Theme Parks, an incorporated company jointly owned by The Walt Disney Company and the Government of Hong Kong.
The fifth Disneyland style park, Hong Kong Disneyland, grand op...
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Victoria Harbour is the harbour between the Kowloon Peninsula and the Hong Kong Island of Hong Kong, China. Its natural depth and sheltered area cover about 42 km2.
A world-famous night view and sky line in the Victoria Harbour is stunning and br...
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Lan Kwai Fong is a walking square of streets in Central, Central and Western district, Hong Kong. This widely includes D’Aguilar Street, Wellington Street and Wyndham Street. It is now a popular place in Hong Kong for drinking, dining and clubbing.... More
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Ocean Park Hong Kong, embedded in the southern corner of Hong Kong Island, is one of the world's most famous theme parks. This popular theme park also serves the purposes of education and environmental preservation. It covers an area of 880.000 squ... More
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Wong Tai Sin Temple is the biggest Taoist temple in Hong Kong. The full area is about 18,000m2. As the most famous and popular temple, it is dedicated to the immortal Wong Tai Sin. The temple which is famed for the spiritual of Wong and “the fortu... More
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Saigon is the city located in the south of Saigon Peninsula, close to Saigon Sea in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Saigon has been a fishery city since the 14th century. And the name of Saigon could be traced back into the Ming Dynasty in... More
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Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) has well established itself as an important engine of economic growth for Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta (PRD) region, as well as an important tourist attraction in Hong Kong.
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Victoria Peak, also called Mount Austin, is one of the most famous tourist attractions, located in the mid-west in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Victoria Peak is estimated 552 meters high and local citizens are used to calling the peak of... More
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With the combination of the Chinese culture and the tint of the United Kingdom, Hong Kong has become one of the famous international cities. Due to the natural geographical advantages, Hong Kong has been both a crucial trade port and a commercial ce... More
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Have you ever taken Tramway? Hong Kong Tramways is one of the three tramways in the world and it runs exclusively on double-deckers. It's a good chance to have an experience to take the trams in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Tramways provide service to onl... More
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The main business district and administrative region of Hong Kong is Central; it's located across Victoria Harbour from Tsim Sha Tsui. This district is the home to some fantastic skyscrapers; you may see lots of tall buildings are in this district su... More
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The early Chinese functional center of Man Mo Temple was built after two gods of China in 1847 that reveres the God of Literature, Man Cheong, Man Tai and the God of War, Mo Tai, Kwan Yu. It's located on Hollywood Road in Sheung Wan area in the not-w... More
Causeway Bay Hong Kong is probably the most popular shopping area on Hong Kong Island especially for the locals. It's located on the central of Hong Kong Island. There are only two MTR stops from Admiralty. One of the main Hong Kong-Kowloon switch-ov... More
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Hong Kong Museum of History is not just a history museum but full of art collections. The museum was established in July 1975, it's located in Tsim Sha Tsui and next to the Hong Kong Science Museum. Hong Kong Museum of History preserves Hong Kong's h... More
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Temple Street was built during the Qing Dynasty and it's named because a temple to Tin Hau. The place is sometimes known as Men's Street. Contrast that with the Ladies' Market in Tung Choi Street of Mong Kok. Temple Street is located in the Jordan an... More
