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Victoria Harbour
难难 得糊 涂Victoria Harbour is an iconic attraction in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Here is some tourist information about it:
• Historical background:
• Victoria Harbour is named after Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom and was named in her honor.
• It was once called "Harbour of Hongkong" or "Hongkong Harbour", which means "Harbour of Hong Kong".
• Geographical location:
• It is located between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Peninsula, from Lei Yue Mun in the east to Tsing Yi Island in the west.
• The water area of the port is about 60 square kilometers, and the narrowest point is only 1.2 kilometers.
• Features:
• The port is wide and deep, and it is a natural harbor, known as one of the three largest natural harbors in the world.
• The water area is 59 square kilometers, with an average water depth of 12.2 meters, and the deepest is 42 meters in Lei Yue Mun.
• The port capacity allows ships with a draft of less than 12 meters to enter and exit freely.
• Tourist information:
• Victoria Harbour is a national AAAA-level attraction and is open to tourists free of charge.
• The recommended duration of the tour is 2-3 hours, and the best season to visit is autumn and winter.
• There is a free light and music show "A Symphony of Lights" at 8 pm every night.
• Transportation Guide:
• Take the subway to Tsim Sha Tsui Station and get off.
• Take bus lines 1, 1A, 8, 8A, 8P, 9, etc. and get off at Tsim Sha Tsui Pier.
• Via the Star Ferry route: Central←→Tsim Sha Tsui, Central←→Hung Hom, Wan Chai←→Tsim Sha Tsui, Hung Hom←→Wan Chai.
• Nearby attractions:
• The Avenue of Stars, the Peak, the Star Ferry, etc. are all favorite attractions for tourists.
Victoria Harbour is not only a busy shipping hub, but also a must-see tourist destination for tourists, providing rich tourism resources and convenient transportation conditions.
Central
1110***56I think it is worth going to the financial center of Hong Kong. There are several classic places, and they are relatively concentrated. For example, the Central Market, Mid-Levels Escalator, No. 1 Camp, Man Mo Temple, and the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences are all next to each other. After shopping, you can go directly to the Peak to take the cable car. One day is just right. The most important thing is that there are two dessert shops near the Mid-Levels Escalator, which are particularly famous. Dessert lovers are worth trying.
Kowloon City
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Kowloon Park is a large public park in Kowloon, Hong Kong. It is one of the most popular parks in the city, and is a great place to relax, go for a walk, or have a picnic. The park has a variety of facilities, including a swimming pool, a sports centre, a children's playground, and a barbecue area. There is also a large lake in the park, which is home to a variety of birds and fish.
I would rate Kowloon Park 4.3 out of 5 stars. It is a great place to spend a day, and I would recommend it to anyone visiting Hong Kong.
Here are some of the things I liked about Kowloon Park:
It is very large and spacious, so there is plenty of room to relax and explore.
There are a variety of facilities to suit all interests, from swimming and sports to picnicking and playing.
The lake is a beautiful feature of the park, and it is a great place to take a break and enjoy the scenery.
The park is well-maintained and clean.
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
难难 得糊 涂The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) is an important multi-functional conference and exhibition venue in Hong Kong. Here are some key information about it:
• History and status:
• The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre opened in November 1988. Since then, Hong Kong's trade exhibition business has flourished, establishing Hong Kong as the center of trade activities in Asia and becoming an important venue for international conferences.
• Architectural features:
• The Convention and Exhibition Centre is famous for its unique bird-winged shape, adding color to Victoria Harbour. On July 1, 1997, the handover ceremony of Hong Kong's sovereignty between the Chinese and British governments was held here, making it an international focus.
• Main facilities:
• The Convention and Exhibition Centre has 5 exhibition halls with a total area of 46,000 square meters; 2 conference halls with a total area of 6,100 square meters and 6,100 seats; 2 world-class conference hall foyers; 2 lecture halls with an area of 800 square meters and 1,000 seats; 52 meeting rooms with an area of 6,900 square meters; 7 various Chinese and Western restaurants with 1,800 seats; as well as shopping malls, banks, business centers and other related facilities.
• Geographic location:
• The Convention and Exhibition Centre is located at 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island, adjacent to the newly completed MTR Convention and Exhibition Station (East Rail Line Cross-Harbour Section), which is convenient for visitors to visit.
• Transportation information:
• Visitors can take the MTR to Wan Chai Station or Convention and Exhibition Station, or take the ferry to Wan Chai Pier, and walk to the Convention and Exhibition Centre.
• Services and Honors:
• The HKCEC has won many industry awards, including the "Best Convention and Exhibition Centre in Asia Pacific" awarded by "Asian Conferences, Exhibitions and Incentives" magazine.
• Events:
• The HKCEC hosts hundreds of global conferences, regional conferences and various meetings and seminars for companies and institutions every year. It is one of the most eye-catching and efficient multi-functional conference and exhibition venues in the world.
• Barrier-free facilities:
• Considering the needs of people with disabilities, the HKCEC is equipped with facilities such as ramps, spacious passenger elevators, tactile floor maps and induction loop hearing aid systems.
• Parking:
• There are two underground car parks near the HKCEC for the convenience of drivers.
• Cargo loading and unloading facilities:
• The HKCEC has a cargo loading and unloading/vehicle dispatching area covering 20,900 square meters, providing 187 loading and unloading positions and multiple cargo elevators.
The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre is not only an important landmark in Hong Kong, but also a preferred location for international conferences and exhibitions.
The Peak
CCP狗狗The night view is OK, but there are few buses and you have to queue for a long time. I was in the first row. It was very interesting to go down the mountain. There were a lot of people on the top of the mountain, very crowded. I don't know if it's because of holidays or it's like this on weekdays.
Hong Kong Palace Museum
JjiadingbenrenThe building is very distinctive, and the sea view from it is superb. In terms of cultural relics, it is nothing compared to the National Palace Museum in Beijing and Taipei, so it is self-aware and is called the Palace Museum. It just has some points, allowing everyone to experience the culture of the Forbidden City. It is suitable for foreigners traveling to Hong Kong. As for some people's comments that the exhibition is very distinctive and interactive, I personally think it is average, because there are many museums in the mainland that are very distinctive, and I don’t think this one is outstanding. There are not many exhibits, but a lot of space is spent on displaying the donors, and it is worth the donation. There is only one Xia Jiangnan restaurant in the museum, which sells fast food quality at high-end restaurant prices. It feels like a rip-off for foreigners. A bowl of Chengdu Dandan noodles and a bowl of assorted rice is 249 Hong Kong dollars. The taste and portion are not as good as the ones in the mainland that cost more than ten yuan. I suggest you avoid it.
Lan Kwai Fong
ㅤㅤ ㅤ朝花夕拾Lan Kwai Fong is a famous entertainment district in Central, Hong Kong, known for its rich nightlife and dining options.
• Nightlife experience: Lan Kwai Fong is famous for its bars and clubs, especially at night, the atmosphere here is very lively, attracting a large number of middle-class people, expatriates and tourists. Lan Kwai Fong is best visited at night, because that is when you can truly experience its charm.
• Dining options: Lan Kwai Fong not only has bars, but also a variety of restaurants, offering a variety of dining options from Japanese teppanyaki, Indian curry to Malaysian, Thai, Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine.
• Cultural atmosphere: The bars and restaurants in Lan Kwai Fong are usually uniquely decorated, not luxurious, and simply furnished, creating a relaxed social atmosphere. This is also a place where expatriates gather, especially white-collar workers, forming a unique cultural atmosphere.
• Festival celebrations: During foreigners' festivals, such as Halloween and Christmas, Lan Kwai Fong will become one of the most lively places in Hong Kong, and the crowds will crowd here and revel to their heart's content.
• Tourist experience: Some tourists said that Lan Kwai Fong is a typical place where night is as bright as day. If you have not been there before, it is recommended to visit it. However, some tourists also mentioned that apart from the fact that there are slightly more foreigners, Lan Kwai Fong is not very interesting and not very lively. You may need to wait until a certain festival to be more interesting.
Lan Kwai Fong is a representative of Hong Kong's nightlife, providing a wealth of dining and entertainment options, especially at night, and is a great place to experience Hong Kong's nightlife.
North Point
遊遊客 CThe antique decoration of the Kowloon Kan Palace is especially like dining in the palace. Butter hot pot, authentic Sichuan flavor, excellent food, good service, affordable price, it is worth trying again!
Chungking Mansions
GGeo (@geosheng)A famous hotspot by Nathan road in the heart of Hong Kong. you can buy cheap goods here
Sheung Wan
SSueLim时别5年,在此来到香港旅游,结果遇上了百年不遇的黑雨,香港多区都水灾。今次住在上环,庆幸自己没有太受到水灾影响,上环都中环的交通都很方便,最爱搭叮叮车。