Skyscrapers are built in a row on the shore of Victoria Bay. Their main feature is night illumination. It turns already noticeable and majestic buildings into the main characters of the laser show. The "Symphony of Lights" begins every day at 8 pm. Thanks to the constancy, the phenomenon even got into the Guinness Book of Records. Everyone can watch what is happening for free.

A natural harbor in the South China Sea. Thanks to the bay, the area turned into a successful shopping area back in the days of British rule here. Now there is a dense modern development on the coast: tourist facilities, offices, residential buildings. There was also a similar Hollywood "Walk of Fame". The Symphony of Lights show is held every evening. The most popular water excursions depart from here.

Most of the total length of the embankment is occupied by the Avenue of Stars. In addition to the palm prints of local celebrities, there are several sculptures on kinotematics. At eight in the evening, tourists gather on the coast to watch the "Symphony of Lights". Other attractions: the clock tower – all that remains of the station, museums, a mirror installation, the former headquarters of the marine police.

The highest point of the island is 552 meters above sea level. Many entertainment facilities have been built on the mountain, including a seven-storey tower. Its lower floors are reserved for museums. On the first floor there are wax figures of Madame Tussauds museum, on the second and third – about 450 amazing objects from all over the planet. You can climb to the top on the funicular, which appeared here at the end of the XIX century.

It is located on the island of Lantau near the Po Lin Monastery. The height is about 34 meters, the weight is 250 tons. It was built since 1990, the opening took place 3 years later. The statue faces north, which is not typical for monuments of this size. You can get to the Big Buddha by a winding highway or by a staircase with 268 steps. Access to the statue is free, but you have to pay for passage inside.

It was founded in 1991. It is located in the Central district. The area is more than 8 hectares . One of its features is that modern buildings and structures are harmoniously integrated into the surrounding landscape. Entrance to the territory is free, the park is open until sunset. About 600 birds live in the local aviary. Tourists are also attracted by Olympic Square, Tai Chi Garden, Tea Ware Museum, Conservatory and squash center.

It has been in existence since 2006. A real oasis and an island of freshness among the dense buildings of the stone jungle. The garden begins under the car overpass. Then there are paved paths, bridges over an artificial pond, a restaurant surrounded by waterfalls, elegant Chinese-style buildings. Lighting is installed everywhere, so that the territory remains bright even at night.

The public park of the Chimsachi district covers an area of more than 13 hectares. The park hosts major events, including exhibitions and festivals. It contains bright representatives of the animal world, for example, large turtles and flamingos. Notable objects: sculpture garden, rose garden, football field, maze garden, bird lake, mosque, avenue of stars of national comics.

It has been working since 1998. It is located in the Tsim Sha Tsui district. The exposition tells about the history of the region from ancient times to the present day. The area of the exhibition halls is about 17.5 thousand m2. Collections of minerals, insects and fossils are also presented in 8 halls. There are separate stands dedicated to the sights of Hong Kong. Temporary exhibitions are held to coincide with important dates or events.

It was opened in 1991. The area is about 6.5 thousand m2. There are more than 500 exhibits, most of them can and should be touched and examined closer. The first floor is dedicated to mathematics and life sciences. The second one tells, among other things, about hygiene and scientific innovations. The third one contains all kinds of layouts, as well as exhibitions related to telecommunications. The fourth one is more suitable for children than others – there are a lot of interactive programs.

It was formed in 2000 in New Territories. The collection does not ignore any of the branches of culture, both trends that have existed since antiquity and modern trends. Cantonese opera, photography, design, calligraphy, ceramics, painting – everything has a place here. There is a separate exhibition dedicated to Bruce Lee. Admission is free on Wednesdays, on other days there are discounts for different groups of visitors.

Founded in 1962, moved to the current building in 1991. The funds contain about 15 thousand units of storage. The collection consists of samples of paintings, graphics, calligraphy, antiques, jewelry. The exhibitions are distributed over three floors and occupy five large halls. The museum also accepts temporary exhibitions, especially if they are directly or indirectly related to Asian art.

It is located in a fort built in 1887. At that time, the structure was being built and used by the British. The area of the fort is more than 34 thousand m2. The exposition tells about the protection of the coast in different periods of the country's history: from the Ming and Qing dynasties to the world wars. The museum includes a redoubt, a reception hall and a historical path. Military equipment is displayed inside, a torpedo station is nearby.

It was founded on the Jiulong Peninsula in 1934. The area is 33 thousand m2. Approximately 60 nuns live here on a permanent basis. The complex consists of the main building of the monastery, a hotel for pilgrims and landscaped gardens in traditional Chinese style. Buddha statues made of stones, wood, clay, some of them are covered with gilding, are placed on the territory. Entrance to the monastery is free.

Originally opened in 1905 as a shelter for monks. Gradually it grew and acquired several temples. One of the largest statues of the seated Buddha made of bronze, which is about 26 meters high, is kept here. Entrance to the monastery is free. Vegetarian dishes are served in the refectory. Since Po Lin is a popular tourist destination, it is better to visit it on weekdays for prayer and meditation.

It was erected in honor of the Taoist deity. It can be found in the south of the Lion Rock. The complex covers an area of 18 thousand m2. Its history dates back to 1921, when, according to legend, Wong Tai Sin pointed out to his followers a place to build. Only in 1956 the sanctuary became open to everyone. The architecture is typical for China: red color, columns, roofs with gold inserts. Tourists are attracted by the Garden of Good Wishes.

It was founded in 1949 in the Sha Tin area. It is not a functioning religious institution, but it is popular with tourists. A distinctive feature is about 13 thousand clay Buddha figures covered with gilding. One of the main relics is the mummy of Yuet Kai, the founder of the monastery. It is displayed in the great hall of the monastery. The buildings are among the historical buildings of Hong Kong and are maintained in immaculate condition.

Also called the "Venice of Hong Kong". You can move around the village either by special crossings or by boat. All the houses here are built on stilts. The market comes close to the dwellings, where you can buy not only souvenirs, but also fresh catch. There are dolphins in the area. The possibility of observing them attracts tourists. There are two museums, a closed police station building and a temple.

Crosses the Mawan Canal. It was opened in 1997. Margaret Thatcher was present at the ceremony. The total length is 2,160 meters, including 1,377 meters of the main span. The height of the structure is 206 meters. The sixth suspension bridge in the world in length. There are two levels: on the first there is a motorway, on the second there is a railway track. There are no sidewalks, parking is prohibited. Each section is viewed with the help of surveillance cameras.

Opened in 1845 and 1978, respectively. The first accommodates about 55 thousand people, the second – 30 thousand more. During the calendar year, about 700 races are held in total at both racetracks. Traditionally, they are arranged on Wednesdays, but some especially important ones are postponed to weekends and holidays. Since 1996, a museum of horse racing has been opened in Happy Valley. Sathin was used for Olympic equestrian competitions in 2008.

Markets are a familiar part of the way of life of Asian cities, including such modern ones as Hong Kong. "Ladies Market" is popular with fans of buying fairly high–quality fakes of famous brands. The Stanley market has a wide variety of products and is not so crowded. The jade market is famous for all kinds of products made from this popular stone among the Chinese. The Temple Street Market is open at night. In addition, typical Hong Kong snacks are available here at any time of the day. At the Kowloon Island Bird Market, you can buy not only birds, but also, for example, singing grasshoppers.

A section of road 800 meters long, which is a continuous escalator. It stretches from the business districts towards Victoria Peak. The mechanism was created in France, the opening of the "street" took place in 1993. It is a free, albeit slow, alternative to the bus. It is possible to get off at any of the intersecting streets. There is a canopy in case of bad weather or heat.

This type of transport has been available to locals since 1904. The difference between the local network and all others in the world is the use of exclusively double–decker trams. The fleet consists of 160 wagons. The total number of stops on the line is 120. At the moment, trams remain relevant as public transport. About 200 thousand people use them every day.

Ferry operating between Kowloon Peninsula and Hong Kong Island. The alternative to such a journey is the subway. However, the ferry is faster and gives more impressions. Departure corresponds to the stated schedule. It can be found on the net or on the berths. Each ferry has 3 halls: 2 fully enclosed with air conditioning and windows, 1 – open. It is especially interesting to move around the bay during the "Symphony of Lights".

Funicular running from the Central District to Victoria Peak. The length of the network is 1,365 meters, it includes 6 stations. It has been in existence since 1888, making it the first cable-type funicular in Asia. There is an observation deck near the top of the station. The Peak tram works from 7 am to 12 am. Two cars are coupled together, depart every 10-15 minutes and carry up to 120 passengers at the same time.

The cable car opened in 2005. It leads to Lantau Island, where interesting sights are collected, such as the Big Buddha, the Po Lin Monastery and the Wisdom Trail. The journey takes about half an hour and is an amazing adventure in itself. There are three types of booths: standard, glass-bottomed and private. There are many entertainment venues at the upper station.

Also referred to as the "Sky Terrace". The observation deck is equipped on the hundredth floor of the tallest building in Hong Kong – the World Trade Center. Since the view from here opens 360 degrees, you can view the entire city from a height of almost 400 meters. In addition, multimedia exhibitions are organized on the site, as if presenting the main attractions. This will help you create your own tourist route.

The tourist route laid here is the most popular in Hong Kong. 5 trails have been prepared for novice hikers. During a walking trip, you can enjoy the coastal beauties, panoramic views and local nature. Along the route there are interesting places for parking, such as an observation deck on the peak of Shek O. In addition, paragliding and flying kites are engaged on the spine of the Dragon's Back.

It was opened in 2005. The area is 126 hectares . The territory is divided into 3 entertainment zones: the world of fairy tales, exciting adventures, the world of the future. Regardless of preferences, all tourists, without exception, are attracted by the main street, where souvenir shops, shops and cafes are concentrated. Life–size dolls, meeting with your favorite characters, modern technology and bright decorations - all this is in the park.

It occupies a vast area in the southern part of Hong Kong. The park is divided into two parts. They are connected by a cable car and a tunnel. A huge aquarium has been built in the lower part, there is a lagoon with fountains, a building with pandas. There are many more rides at the top, including a roller coaster and a Ferris wheel. Picturesque views of the surrounding area open from different points.