Culture and Great Outdoors in Hong Kong
Culture Revitalised Historic Buildings — In recent years, Hong Kong conducted several major revitalisation projects to promote heritage conservation, giving historic buildings around the city a new lease of life through transforming them into arts, cultural and shopping hotspots. Central Market, PMQ, Tai Kwun (Former Central Police Station Compound) and The Mills are some great examples,…
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Themed Attractions in Hong Kong
Hong Kong contains a diverse wealth of attractions for visitors of all tastes. Its busy urban streets are home to both historical treasures and modern themed attractions, while just outside the city, sandy beaches and green hills offer a relaxing escape. Hong Kong Disneyland — A world of fantasy that kids and families cannot miss! An…
Hong Kong – Getting Around the City
The transport system in Hong Kong is well established and has a large variety of choices. It is also internationally famous for being safe, affordable, reliable and efficient. Mass Transit Railways (MTR) The MTR system extends from the heart of Central and Causeway Bay to the New Territories and Lantau Island, covering all major districts…
Travelling to Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s world-class infrastructure links it to the rest of the world, offering travellers a host of attractive arrival and departure options. By Air The award-winning Hong Kong International Airport on Lantau Island commenced operations in July 1998. The 24-hour airport is connected to about 220 destinations all over the world through about 1,100 daily…