Holidays In Hong Kong

By Author: Bonny Kominek
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Ocean Park, on the south end of Hong Kong Island, is one of the top theme parks and aquariums in Southeast Asia, as well being a top marine education centre. There are several water rides and wave pools within its 170 acre area, as well as a number of aquariums containing a variety of exotic sea creatures.

Victoria Bay is the biggest harbour in China, and the third largest in the world after San Francisco in the United States and Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. Here you can see a wide variety of vessels, such as cruise liners, cargo ships, wooden fishing boats and the historic Star Ferries.

Disneyland Hong Kong is a fun theme park with something to offer for all of the family. It combines the glitzy appeal of the Disney franchise with a unique take on Chinese culture. Here you can find thrilling rides, fun theatre presentations, and magnificent parades.

Victoria Peak offers some spectacular aerial views of the city of Hong Kong. Also, there are some exciting attractions on offer here, such as the Peak Explorer Motion Simulator, Ripleys Believe it or Not Odditorium, the Zoological and Botanical Garden, and Madame ...
... Tussauds Wax Museum.

Wong Tai Sin Temple is the most famous temple in Hong Kong. It is based on an ancient Chinese temple and features some stunning architectural details. Other famous temples in Hong Kong include the Man Mo Temple and Po Lin Monastery

Hong Kong Island, in the centre of Hong Kong, features all the main shopping areas, entertainment venues, and political and financial buildings. The southern part of the island is an altogether more tranquil affair, where visitors can relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the bays and sea shore.

Linking Hong Kong Island to the mainland of China is the Kowloon Peninsula, the second most populous area of Hong Kong with a number of major shopping and entertainment districts. It is surrounded by Victoria harbour on the east, west, and south sides.

The New Territories is the biggest area of Hong Kong, and is connected to the Kowloon Peninsula. This is the most rural area of Hong Kong, and here you can find many villages that have been largely unchanged for centuries, as well as a few highly developed modern towns such as Shatin and Tuen Mun. This guide to holidays in Hong Kong was written by Bonny Kominek. For great deals on Hong Kong hotels, go to the Octopus Travel website.