Central Plaza was the first skyscraper built of reinforced concrete, later the same construction was used in the construction of C …
The university was founded in 1963, so it is firmly rooted in Chinese culture. Today, half a century later, it has become one of t …
The Buddhist convent of Chi Ling is a real masterpiece of architecture of the Tang Dynasty period. This magnificent temple complex …
The tower was open to the public, as well as the observation deck, which could be climbed by an internal wooden staircase.Construc …
Tung Chung Fortress was built to house three hundred soldiers on the shore of the island, where there were constant clashes with p …
The unique area of volcanic mountains Sai Kun is famous for its variety of volcanic formations. During a sea walk, you can admire …
Even though this skyscraper is only 106th in the world in height, it is called one of the thinnest buildings, which is surprising …
Lantau Island is the largest island in Hong Kong, with an area twice the size of Hong Kong Island. It is located two miles from Ho …
St. Joseph’s Church, built in the 1960s, is one of Hong Kong’s most visited Catholic churches. It is located in the city center, o …
The Ten Thousand Buddha Monastery is a Buddhist monastery located in the Sha Ting District of Hong Kong. Today, the monastery is n …
Po Toi Island is a small uninhabited island located south of Hong Kong. It attracts wildlife lovers with its winding trails and un …
This commercial center offers office space with fully integrated infrastructure and equipment. Numerous office spaces are diluted …
Tin Hau Temple on Kusvei Bei is a building of the XVIII century. The temple was built by the Tai family after the goddess Tin Hau …
Wong Tai Sin Temple, located in the heart of Kowloon District, is one of the most famous temples in Hong Kong. This popular Taoist …
The building was built in 1905 and named after Sir Paul Chater, but in part because it sits at the intersection of Connaught Road …
Stanley Market is located in the southern part of the island of Hong Kong and consists of many small shops with Chinese goods. Mos …
Lantau Island is the largest island in Hong Kong. It is remarkable in that it can be found and quiet beaches for secluded rest, an …
Miu Fat Monastery is a traditional active Buddhist monastery. It is well preserved and is one of the attractive tourist attraction …
The Church of Christ in China is the seat of an organization uniting the country’s Christian communities. The Council of the Churc …
Temple Street in Hong Kong is famous for its night market. But make no mistake when you hear the word “market” – it’s not just a f …
The first mosque building was built in 1896. Having existed for almost a century, in the 1970s it was subjected to structural defe …
Construction began in 1977 and was completed in 1980. Hopewell Centre was the tallest building in Hong Kong. It was also the secon …
The name of the square is directly related to the statues of the British royal family, once located on it. They stood there until …
Inspiration Lake is a giant artificial reservoir. The area of the reservoir is 12 hectares. It is located in Penny Bay on Lantau I …
Hong Kong Stadium is the most famous stadium that hosts sports, entertainment, cultural, religious and social events. It has a sec …
Tin Hau Temple in the Sai Kung district is considered the largest temple in Hong Kong dedicated to the goddess of the sea.It was b …
The Plover Cove Reservoir is the first reservoir in the world to be at sea. It is the largest in Hong Kong by territory and the se …
The University was founded in 1911 on the basis of the former Medical College, established by the London Missionary Society a litt …
This skyscraper stands out by a system of hundreds of neon lights that change color at night. During the New Year holidays, lighti …
Graham Street Market is one of the city’s oldest markets, where you can buy almost any kind of food.The Graham Street market is ov …
Lo Bang Temple is named after the patron saint of builders and carpenters from China. Lo Bang was a famous Chinese carpenter who l …
Guan Yin Temple is the most famous temple in Hong Kong dedicated to this deity.The date of construction of the temple is considere …
One of the most famous Buddhist monasteries in Hong Kong. It is located on one of the emerald hills of Lantau Island, at an altitu …
Before the start of construction, it was decided to change the design and build two towers instead of one. They symbolize the owne …
Located on two and a half hundred islands, an Asian city with a mixed Sino-British culture is more than worthy of a bird’s-eye vie …
Tin Hau Temple is a temple dedicated to the goddess of the sea and the patroness of sailors Tin Hau. The temple is located on the …
The street of stone steps is a street consisting of stone steps. It begins near the junction of Lok Ku and stretches straight to t …
Initially, Western Market consisted of two separate blocks: the South, which was demolished, and the North. The surviving block is …
Hun Shin Temple is the only temple on the island of Kau Sai Chau. It was built around the XIX century, recognized as a protected o …
This is not just a sightseeing tour. It’s an immersion into the soul of Hong Kong through its brightest and most unexpected facets …
The tour begins with a visit to Victoria Peak – an incredibly popular place among tourists! Walk through the Hong Kong Park, the H …
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Hong Kong is a multicultural metropolis at the crossroads of Asia and the West, where traditions coexist with skyscrapers and live markets. The city’s history, from its fishing villages and British colonial past to its modern financial centre, has left a vibrant cultural heritage and unique atmosphere. Islands, hills and coves form a picturesque urban landscape and invite you to discover both noisy quarters and secluded natural corners.
Hong Kong’s man-made attractions are astoundingly diverse: majestic skyscrapers and architectural symbols like the Bank of China Tower, Cheung Kong Center and the slim Highcliff; Times Square and Citywalk malls; historical and spiritual sites like Guan Yin Temple, Tam Kung, Chi Ling Monastery with Nan Lian Garden and Temple Street Live Markets. Victoria Peak and Peak Tower open panoramas of the city, and the Ocean Park, aquarium and museums in the central areas provide entertainment and knowledge for the whole family.
Natural pearls surround the city: the Mai Po Reserve and Wetland Park, where thousands of birds migrate; the country parks of Kam Shan, Ma On Shan and Pat Sin Leng with mountain trails; Lantau Island with Big Buddha and the fishing village of Tai O; the picturesque promenades of Sai Kung and Ma On Shan, Otpora Bay and seascapes. Here are the Qingma Bridge, Cheng Chau Island and many quiet coves, ideal for hiking, bird watching and sea walks.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, go to brief descriptions and photos, mark interesting points and build the optimal route for one day or a long trip to understand what to see first. Convenient filters will help you choose parks, temples, museums or beaches, and the routing function will tell you how to better combine walks around the city and trips to nature.
You are free to explore Hong Kong on your own, walking through familiar and hidden streets at your own pace, or book a tour and use the services of local guides to hear live stories and learn little-known facts. Guides will help to reveal the context of monuments, offer safe and exciting routes and make the journey more rich and understandable.
Come to Hong Kong to see the contrasts of the metropolis and nature, feel the energy of the markets and the silence of the bays, discover new places and collect your own experiences. Plan your trip in advance, mark points of interest on the map and go for adventure – the city is waiting for you with open streets, parks and shores.
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