Hong Kong Tourist Attractions

Hong Kong was originally a British Dependent Terrority. The transfer of the Soverignty (handover) to the chinese took place in July 1997 and was marked by a handover ceromony.

Hong Kong is world famous for it's skyline, so be sure to take your camera with you when you visit

The languages spoken in Hong Kong are Chinese and Cantonese, but as is English is widely spoken, it will allow you to take in the Local Culture.

Hong Kong is famous not only for it's Skyline, but also for it's food and luxury shopping. Hong kong can rival the Great Cities of London, Paris and Shanghai. The street markets have a charm that are desinctly unique to Hong Kong.

Make sure to compare prices before actually buying anything. If you search you can find great deals. The other good news is that you will not have to pay sales tax, which will heighten your desire to find some of those bargains.

The "Octopus" payment card is useful to use in Hong Kong, although this may not be used if travelling by taxi. Octopus is accepted in all form of Public Transport in Hong Kong. It is also a useful and convenient card to use if dining in fast food or regular restaurants.

Hong Kong Attractions

Hong Kong Island (population 3000) This urbanised area is the most exciting part of Hong Kong and should not missed. It is often referred to as the " Heart and Soul"of Hong Kong and it certainly is the the most exciting part of the City. You can take an organised tour of Hong Kong Island.

The central area of the island is the historical and economic centre of Hong Kong.

Disneyland Hong Kong

Disneyland Hong Kong is located on Lantau Island. There are only five Disneylands throughout the world. The others being two in the USA, France and Japan. This is Hong Kongs own unique version of the classic Disney attraction. The resort was opened in September 2005 and has received over 10 million guests from all over the world.

Victoria Peak.

Tourists can take the Peak tram. You can visit Madame Tussauds Hong Kong in the Peak Tower, which has over 100 waxworks of celebrities and sports stars. Why not have your photo taken there with your favourite celebrity. Don't forget your camera.

Before you leave Hong Kong it must be viewed by night. Visit The lion Pavilion at the Peak. The Pavilion overlooks the Victoria Harbour. This is a spectacular night view not to be missed. Did I mention don't forget your camera. The views and fun will give you and your family a lot of pleasure long after you have left Hong Kong Island. Hong Kong is a Top Destination.