Hong Kong Travel

Little has changed in Hong Kong since the reunification, the only visible sign being the influx of snap-happy tourists from the 'motherland'. Office blocks, banks, businesses, all are thriving on the island, a great money-making machine running at full speed.

But this is only part of the picture. Across the harbour, Kowloon is Chinese through and through, colourful temples, dragons, street stalls, rural lands in the New Territories are dotted with walled villages, and out at sea, you find over 200 outlying islands, some deserted, others inhabited. So there's more to Hong Kong than business, shopping and eating. Enjoy a cruise away from it all, trek in the hills or along the coast and discover peaceful nature reserves and breath-taking scenery.

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Stanley Post Office - Hong Kong Post's Restoration

By reinstating many original features Hong Kong Post has created a tourist attraction of 1930s Stanley Post Office.

Jul 26, 2011 – John Howe

Hong Kong Lantau Island, Po Lin Monastery & Beach Hotel

Forget the city buzz and head for Lantau Island, a delightful escape with lush mountains, a hilltop monastery and a quiet beach hotel with superb views.

Mar 22, 2011 – Solange Hando

Hong Kong's Peak Tram: A Few Tips and Suggestions

Hong Kong's tram to Victoria Peak is great fun, but it can be busy and expensive. Here are some tips to avoid the lines and reduce the cost.

Feb 23, 2011 – Zachary Williams

Hong Kong, Top Things to Do with Kids, Disneyland to Ocean Park

From Kowloon to Hong Kong Island or Lantau, a holiday in Hong Kong offers great family attractions around city, harbour, beaches and hills.

Dec 28, 2010 – Solange Hando

More Things to Do in Hong Kong

This article lists minor things to do in Hong Kong, whether you're there on a business trip or vacation.

Dec 23, 2010 – S. M. Ongan

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