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Hong Kong (HK) Special Administrative Region (S.A.R.) of China remains the most traveled place in the entire Asia, despite its small size. It is packed with a lot of must-see attractions. The unique natural beauty of this harbour city forms the perfect backdrop to the man made wonders of Disneyland, Ocean Park and Victoria Peak.

Hong Kong at Night, featuring an artistic constellation of glimmering lights from the buildings and Hotels of Hong Kong Island is famous for being one of the worlds grandest nighttime cityscapes.

What's NEW in HK? - Latest events and Hong Kong Attractions!

Olympic Flame arrives in Hong Kong The much-anticipated Olympic torch flame arrived at Hong Kong International Airport on Wednesday at 1.55pm – on a special flight from Vietnam. The arrival of the Olympic torch signifies the start of the 100-day countdown to the Beijing Olympics in August. Hong Kong is the first city in China to welcome the Olympic flame. It will also be hosting equestrian events during the Olympics. -May 1, 2008 updates  Ban on multiple-entry VISA and short-stay VISAs are NO longer available at China border checkpoints: Foreign passport holders will not be issued short-stop visas at border checkpoints as part of a series of entry restrictions imposed by mainland authorities.   Local travel agents revealed the move, in addition to a ban on multiple-entry visas, as security tightens ahead of the Beijing Olympics.  Travelers are now restricted to single- or double-entry visas valid for a month and three months respectively. Multiple-entry visas that have not expired are still valid.   The ban will last until mid-October. -April 2, 2008 updates  Hong Kong Disneyland’s coming attraction: "It's a small world ride" The advent of Disney's "It's a small world ride" is expected to attract more visitors and mainly families and young children. The boat ride, a fixture at Disney's other parks, officially open to the public on April 28, 2008 in the Fantasyland area. The ride can accommodate up to 24 boats, each carrying as many as 23 people for a nine minute journey. The queuing area could hold about 1,200 people and the ride can handle 3,680 people an hour. The attraction features 220 toys and 241 audio-animatronic dolls representing the countries of the world, including 38 Disney characters such as Peter Pan, Aladdin and Mulan. Unique to Hong Kong's updated and expanded version is the addition of a Chinese opera character. The theme song accompanying the ride, “It's a Small World”, is sung in nine languages, of which Cantonese, Putonghua, Tagalog and Korean are new additions. Landmarks such as the Great Wall of China, the Temple of Heaven and Hong Kong's skyline are featured in an expanded Asia section, and there is also a new scene taken from North America. -March 28, 2008 updates  Hong Kong is hosting the Equestrian events during this summer's Beijing Olympics, August 08 - 24, 2008. It is estimated that about 30 million people will visit Hong Kong this year. The Hong Kong Olympic Equestrian Venue will be held in two places; Hong Kong Olympic Equestrian Venue (Shatin) situated at 25 Yuen Wo Road, Sha Tin, New Territories. Competition Events will be "Jumping" and "Dressage". Hong Kong Olympic Equestrian Venue (Beas River) situated at Beas River Country Club, Sheung Shui, New Territories. Competition Events will be "Cross-Country test of the Eventing competition". -March 18, 2008 updates Merger of KCR and MTR Trains operations: February 2004, the Hong Kong Government invited the Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation (KCRC) and the MTR Corporation Limited (MTRCL) to commence discussions on a possible merger between the two Corporations. Effective on 2 December 2007, the Rail Merger Ordinance came into effect. Now, KCRC has granted its service to MTRCL and expands the scope of MTRCL's franchise for taking up the operation of these KCRC's transport services. Rail lines and stations remains unchanged. The newly expanded system extends all the way from the heart of Central and Causeway Bay to the New Territories and Lantau Island. The previous name "Mong Kok KCR Station" has been change to "MTR Mong Kok East Station". -December 7, 2007 updates New KCR Route open, the HK$10b Lok Ma Chau spur line. A railway line linking Hong Kong and Shenzhen airports came one step closer to reality on Aug.15, 2007 with the opening of the Lok Ma Chau spur line, which by 2010 will extend to Shenzhen Baoan International Airport. 7.4km extension that branches off from Sheung Shui station would provide a quicker route between Hong Kong and mainland cities like Futian and Baoan and expected to divert a quarter of passenger traffic from Lo Wu. -August 16, 2007 updates Please click here to read Hong Kong General Information...

We invite you to sit back and relax. You are about to explore the city’s most wanted secret fantasy’s from shopping to dining and a whole lot more. We start at Hong Kong Airport the famous international gateway to the city. (Of course the city is accessible by trains, bus or ferry from mainland China or Macau).

• Travel to Hong Kong Attractions by Mass Transit Railway (MTR) Trains. As you exit the Hong Kong immigration counter, the airport express trains to the city are only meters away. Your non-stop trip will only take around 24 minutes to reach Hong Kong Station.
• Travel to Hong Kong Attractions by Bus. If you can bear walking 30 meters you can board a super class Bus that will take you to many specific locations throughout the entire city. Buses in Hong Kong are a very comfortable and affordable choice of transport. You also have a fantastic view as you pass thru Tsing Ma Bridge from Lantau Island to the City, the world longest of its kind (2.2 kilometers).
• Travel to Hong Kong Attractions by Taxis or Car. You can get a Taxi but be warned that traffic in Hong Kong is usually heavy particularly in the city proper. Renting a car is not advisable for drivers not familiar with driving on the right-hand side of the road (a left over from British colonization).
• Travel to Hong Kong Attractions from Mainland China The best border gateways are Zhongshan, Shekou, Macao, Fuyong, Humen, and Shenzhen, China.
• Travel to Hong Kong Attractions from the airport to Mainland China The most accessible border from the airport is Lo Wu. From Shenzhen ; Huanggang you can also choose Lok Ma Chau. Right after you exit from HK immigration, the MTR Corporation Limited (MTRCL) or MTR trains are just meters away that will bring you to the city. (I do not understand what you are trying to say here – please can you try to tell me again!?).
• Travel to Hong Kong Attractions by Sea, Ferries operated by TurboJet are available from Fuyong (near Shenzhen Airport), and Macau. There are also ferries operated by Chu Kong from Zhongshan, Shekou(Shenzhen), and Humen (Dongguan).

Let us begin our journey from the best of the Hong Kong Hotels to Sightseeing and all the essential Attractions. Walks, everything outdoors, and shopping spots. We will give up the insider secrets to Hong Kong’s finest (and less worthy) sites. We provide the big picture – you simply pick the place you want to visit first.

Hey, Hong Kong Disneyland is really close to the airport!

Hong Kong Attractions in Hong Kong Island:

| The Peak | Hollywood Road/Man Mo Temple | Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum | Western Market/Sheung Wan Fong | Soho | Lan Kwai Fong | Golden Bauhinia Square | Happy Valley Racecourse | Hong Kong Racing Museum | Happy Valley Racecourse  | Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defense | Jumbo Kingdom | Ocean Park | Repulse Bay | Stanley Market | Murray House | Hong Kong Maritime Museum | Tai Tam Country Park |
 
Hong Kong Attractions in Kowloon area:

| Avenue of Stars | Hong Kong Harbour | Symphony of Lights | Apliu Street Flea Market | Temple Street Night Market | Jade Market and Jade Street | Ladies' Market | Bird Garden | Flower Market | Goldfish Market | Clock Tower | HK Cultural Centre | HK Space Museum | HK Museum of Art | HK Museum of History | HK Science Museum | Kowloon Walled City Park | Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple | Lei Yue Mun Seafood Bazaar |
 

Hong Kong Attractions in New Territories:

| Sha Tin Racecourse | Hong Heritage Museum | Che Kung Temple / Tsang Tai Uk | Hong Kong Wetland Park | Ching Chung Koon | Ping Shan Heritage Trail | Mai Po Wetlands | Tai Fu Tai | Sam Tung Uk Museum | Tsing Ma Bridge | Fung Ying Seen Koon | Lung Yeuk Tau Heritage Trail | Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees and Tin Hau Temple | Sai Kung town / Sai Kung Promenade |
 

Hong Kong Attractions in Outlying Islands:

| Hong Kong Disneyland | Giant Buddha / Po Lin Monastery / The Wisdom Path / Ngong Ping Village | Tai O Fishing Village | Sky Mart / Sky Plaza | Lamma Island | Cheung Chau | Ngong Ping 360 | Hong Kong International Airport|

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Hong Kong Disneyland The Ultimate Virtual Guide to Your Hong Kong Disneyland Journey. The greatest attraction in the entire China, it will provide entertainment for the entire family.

Hong Kong Victoria Peak The Ultimate Virtual Guide to Your Hong Kong Victoria Peak Journey. This well known landmark is famous for its incredible scenic beauty.

Hong Kong Ocean Park Your Ultimate Virtual Tour Guide to Hong Kong Ocean Park. A Complete Family Entertainment, Educational and Conservation Amusement Park.

Ngong Ping 360 Discover Ngong Ping 360 - Hong Kong's New Attraction. A stunning 7.5 kilometers cable car ride between Tung Chung Town Centre and Ngong Ping, Lantau Island.

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Tsing Ma Bridge Tsing Ma Bridge is another well-known Landmark - Discover the perfect view point.

Hong Kong Avenue of Stars The Hong Kong Avenue of Stars, Hong Kong's latest attraction celebrating its reputation as the Hollywood of the East.

Hong Kong Museum The Hong Kong Museum. Whether you are interested in Chinese art, culture, modern history and science, six of the most popular museums offers you a-year-round world class exhibitions and attractions.

Lantau Island Attractions Lantau Island Attractions has HK's biggest Country Park area comprising lot of must-see wonders. Know the most efficient route on How to Get There.

Hong Kong Lamma Island The Ultimate Virtual Guide to Your Hong Kong Lamma Island Journey. The Most Scenic Beauty and One of HK's Well-known Seafood Place.

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Hong Kong Harbour Night Junk Cruise Enjoy the Open-Bar hospitality at Hong Kong Harbour, get onboard to a very unique Cruise offering fantastic HK looks get a chance to try the Gun Firing Cruise.

Hong Kong Shopping Hong Kong Shopping, whatever you're looking for; Fashion and Beauty, Jewellery and Watches, Consumer Electronics or Chinese Traditions you'll have a variety of choice from street markets to luxury

Shenzhen Attractions Hong Kong is just a border away and a perfect Gateway to Shenzhen Attractions. Shenzhen is where it all began for modern China with stunning wonders, yet few people in the West know about it.

Gateway to Macau, China Hong Kong is just 64 kilometers away and a perfect Gateway to Macau Attractions and Gambling Centre.

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