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A charming retreat, this island is known for its fresh seafood, walking trail and Kamikaze Caves.
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Visit this region on China’s southeast coast to find an alluring city and its quaint English charm, a picturesque harbor, Buddhist monuments and scenic beaches.
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The highest point on Hong Kong Island is where you can see for miles in every direction over the hills and islands of the city and its surroundings.
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Hong Kong’s biggest mall, several of its five-star hotels and some of its most impressive skyline views can all be found in this glitzy shopping district.
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With old-world charm and seafood restaurants, this laid-back fishing town is the perfect base for exploring the surrounding beaches, islands and hiking trails.
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The highest point on Hong Kong Island is where you can see for miles in every direction over the hills and islands of the city and its surroundings.
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Visit this isolated town on an island to the southwest to see how the Hong Kong area looked before modernisation formed today’s city.
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Visit this region on China’s southeast coast to find an alluring city and its quaint English charm, a picturesque harbor, Buddhist monuments and scenic beaches.
Source: Hong Kong Tourism Board
Once a fishing village, this modern city sustains a traditional way of life through its historic sites, its boat-dwelling residents and its floating restaurants.
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One of Hong Kong’s most popular daytrip spots, this beloved little island comes alive every springtime when it hosts the colourful Bun Festival.
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Visit this isolated town on an island to the southwest to see how the Hong Kong area looked before modernisation formed today’s city.
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Visit this isolated town on an island to the southwest to see how the Hong Kong area looked before modernisation formed today’s city.
Source: Tourism Media
Visit this isolated town on an island to the southwest to see how the Hong Kong area looked before modernisation formed today’s city.
Source: Hong Kong Tourism Board
Once a fishing village, this modern city sustains a traditional way of life through its historic sites, its boat-dwelling residents and its floating restaurants.
Source: Tourism Media
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