Destination Guide to Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Hong Kong is situated towards South of China and has many administrative regions and districts. Some of the famous landmarks here are the Lantau Island, Kowloon Peninsula and many outlying islands. It has been under both British and Chinese rule. The city has a rich cultural heritage and is proud of its history. This is clearly reflected in their arts and tourist places like museums. The architecture is a perfect blend of both contemporary as well as traditional arts and is spectacular. Tourists who come here for a vacation take along with them rich memories of this heritage and culture.  Other places of interest that are worth visiting are the busy harbours and the many modern infrastructural as well as engineering structures that Hong Kong has erected over the last many years.

There are a number of attractions in Hong Kong. The latest and most modern transport systems connect the city by rail, ferry and rail. Guangzhou is a place which has become the centre of attraction for tourists, thanks to the varied sightseeing places like the temples, historical attractions, skyscrapers and museums and so on. Tourists can also shop at the huge shopping mall which has been erected here. Macau is yet another important part of Hong Kong. The other places worth visiting here are the Shenzhen, Shantou, Shekou, Xiamen, Zhuhai, and Taipei which is situated on the Taiwan Island.

The Xiamen city is situated towards the north eastern part of Hong Kong.  The pleasant coastal settings and the soothing atmosphere has made this place a much sought after place.  It is well connected by sea and has a long causeway.  The sandy beaches and wide expanse of sea are the places which make it so splendid. Tourists will love to take their family to the Xiamen Water Park which will be much liked by children.  The white deer cave is yet another place worth visiting and one should not forget to visit the Underwater Sea World.

Hong Kong takes pride in celebrating its festivals and it has a rich tradition and culture.  The festival of spring is one such festival which falls on a lunar calendar.  Other entertaining events like October’s Cheung Yeung, May’s Cheung Chau Bun and Tin Hau are loved by the locals and also visitors equally.  People visiting the place are encouraged to take part in the celebrations and enjoy to their fullest.

Tourists are however advised to make bookings at cheap hotels in Hong Kong for transport and accommodation well in advance, if they intend attending these celebrations and events.

When it comes to food, Hong Kong is famous for its local and fine dining. Traditional dishes are cooked during the festivities and most of the hotels and restaurants serve authentic Chinese food. Price varies depending on the hotel or restaurant one is dining at. Rich tourists may want to dine at the sophisticated restaurants. If you love snacking, then you can try out the road side stalls that sell mouth watering and delicious food. Hong Kong is a traditional country and there are restaurants and hotels in Hong Kong that are adept at preparing specific food that are eaten during specific times. Tourists may want to try out these dishes.  International cuisine is available at continental hotels.