Ships of all shapes and sizes chug, zip, or wallow past as the expert captains in the Star ferries.
The top of this scenic viewpoint to see the skyscrapers, bustling city, and surrounding islands.
This Buddhist temple is one of the city's most important religious sites and is well worth exploring.
The tower includes an observation deck boasting phenomenal views over the city & a number of restaurants.
Wander the Victoria Central Business District, is the great international financial hubs in the world.
The Wong Tai Sin Temple is one of the newest in Hong Kong and also one of the most interesting.
Fortaleza do Monte was for many years the hub of Portugal's military presence in this part of China.
It is a shopping and entertainment hub at the southern point of Kowloon, is a melting pot of culture.
The Avenue of Stars, a promenade where the city pays homage to some of Hong Kong's best known film stars.
roller coasters, a Grand Aquarium & exotic wildlife. It boasts the largest aquarium dome in the world.
Once considered the finest Christian building in the Far East, is its imposing Renaissance facade
Bay is the most popular in the country, and a day spent here is complemented with the luxury and style.
Big Buddha sits atop Lantau Island's Po Lin monastery, which was secluded place until the statue was built.
A far cry from the shining city, crowded markets, and theme parks, Tai O is home to people who live a quieter.
The last night market in Hong Kong. This is the place to go for eclectic foods, goods, and characters.
Trail offers spectacular views out over the ocean, Big Wave Bay, Mount Collinson, Stanley, and Shek O.
The square is a great spot for shopping, dining in restaurants featuring both European and Chinese cuisine.
The last night market in Hong Kong. This is the place to go for eclectic foods, goods, and characters.
