Welcome To Hong Kong
Welcome To Hong Kong
Welcome To Hong Kong
WELCOME TO
HONG KONG
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Introduction Facts Districts & Activities Cuisine Culture
INTRODUCTION
Welcome to Hong Kong!
Hong Kong was a former colony of the British Empire until it was
given back to China in 1997, the official languages are
Cantonese and English.
Famous areas are Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok. These areas are one
of the busiest and most tourist-packed areas in Hong Kong.
Goldfish Market
Temple Street market – place to bargain your souvenir
Victoria Harbor with stunning view
Shanghai Street – Hong Kong most atmospheric and oldest street
Hong Kong cultural center and Avenue of Stars
Visit where once was the Kowloon Walled City – One of the
darkest and densest place on Earth
HK ISLAND
Hong Kong Island is an island in the southern part of Hong
Kong. It is home to 1.3 million people and is divided in 4
districts.
These markets are famous for their wide variety of products and
goods, ranging from souvenirs to goldfishes.
TOURISTICS SITES
As an intern in Hong Kong, there are 4 mandatory touristic sites
that you will have to experience.
And finally, place your bets on your lucky horse in the Happy
Valley in Wan Chai.
DAY TOURS
Hong Kong has 261 islands for you to explore.
Take the ferry to the Cheung Chau island to meet the locals and
eat freshly caught seafood. Or take a step further and visit the
kingdom of gambling that is Macau, with one hour ferry ride.
Additionally, Hong Kong offers many beach sites, from the expat
area of Repulse Bay and Stanley to remote beaches such as Big
Wave Bay beach. Consider the option to sleep over the
weekend in a rented house or tent.
NIGHTLIFE
Nightlife is one of the pillars of living and experiencing the
culture of Hong Kong. There are many clubs and bars for you to
indulge and mingle.
The most popular to-go place is Lan Kwai Fong (LKF) in Central,
where you will find a great variety of bars and clubs.
Or take the streets of Wan Chai and party with the expats living
in Hong Kong, in the happy-hour filled bars.
香港
CUISINE
CANTONESE
Hong Kong is home to the Cantonese
cuisine, famous for their Dim Sum, Fried
Noodles and Pork with Rice.
CHINESE
What people do not know is that Chinese
cuisine is the most diverse in the world,
ranging from Peking Duck to the vast spices
of Sichuan
TAIWANESE
Taiwanese cuisine derives from the Chinese
cuisine, however in Hong Kong, it is famous
for their Bubble Tea
JAPANESE
Japanese cuisine has spread their influence in
Hong Kong. Take your chances to try the real
Japanese cuisine, with the most famous
being Ramen, Donburi and Tsukemen
INDIAN
The Indian culture is very present in Hong
Kong, with their main area being in Tsim Sha
Tsui. Streets filled with “hole-in-the-wall”
restaurants serving delicious Curry
SOUTHEAST
ASIAN
Southeast Asian cuisine exists mainly out of
Thai, Vietnamese and Indonesian cuisines.
Bringing forth delicious spices.
AMERICAN
The American brunch has become very
dominant in Hong Kong. As also serving a
varied fancy American-styled restaurants
EUROPEAN
Lastly but not least, if you miss your own
cuisine, Hong Kong offers a great variety of
European-styled restaurants.
CULTURE
People in Hong Kong are very proud of their own culture,
which combines elements from the traditional Cantonese
culture with British influences. They call themselves
‘Hongkongnese’ to distinguish themselves from Chinese that
have origins in mainland China.