A Special Administrative Region (SAR) of China, city-state Hong Kong is nothing but exciting. The never ending buzz of life and the mix of cultures make this city-state exciting, vibrant and very colourful. Accommodation in Hong Kong is both contemporary and traditional. Catering to every taste and budget, Hong Kong hotels are in big demand all year long.
Top Things to Do in Hong Kong
For families with older children, the Dragon’s Back is a great hiking day out.
Take the youngsters to see the world-renowned Ocean Park aquatic theme park, which houses rides, aquaria and an aquatic theatre.
Take a trip to the scenic and quiet Lantau Island and see the famous Big Buddha.
Around five-miles outside the centre lies the Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery. The climb to the top is steep, but the view makes it worthwhile.
Situated at the southern tip of Hong Kong, Stanley is a completely natural shoreline, with not too much going on, except for complete serenity, beautiful after a few days in the city.
Best Things about Hong Kong
The city of Hong Kong is busy, vibrant, exciting and fun, the perfect blend of Eastern and Western cultures, which are prevalent in every aspect of Hong Kong life, from the language to the food to the clothing; East meets West with style and panache.
At night, the Hong Kong skyline is amazing, with neon-coloured lasers emanating from the buildings; it is one of the finest cityscapes in the world.
Hong Kong offers visitors a whole range of activities, including shopping, fine dining, lively nightlife, clubs and theatre events, along with a litany of museums, galleries and horse racing. In addition to the urban highlights and not too far from the city centre, there are a superb range of hiking trails and natural sights.
Hong Kong Hotels
Hotels in Hong Kong are some of the finest five- and six-star luxury hotels on the planet. However, budget travellers are also well catered for, because cheap hotels in Hong Kong include some super mid-range and bed and breakfast accommodation.