Hong Kong:
Hong Kong Island, originally named Victoria in honor of the queen, covers 30 square miles. With 150 years of British colonial influence woven into 5,000 years of Chinese culture, Hong Kong is a city of contrasts. From the ancient Chinese culture found in its Chinese temples, to a more modern taste found within its karaoke bars, Hong Kong truly enchants its visitors with everything from food, art, architecture, to the traditional festivals. Hong Kong Island is a mosaic of thrilling experiences, memorable adventures, and pure serenity.
The districts of Hong Kong are all back dropped against a luscious green mountainside. Starting with the Western and Central Districts, these harbor districts are two of Hong Kong’s liveliest areas. The Central District of Hong Kong is a glittering modern business center; it features the stock exchange, deluxe hotels, and upmarket shops. The Western District is full of visitor delights such as bountiful markets, shopping, restaurants, and traditional shop houses.
