Day and night, Victoria Harbor is always busy with ferries, a few barges, boats, even an occasional sampan and more various ships. This Harbor scenery always acts as the icon of the bustling and prosperous metropolis Hong Kong. Hence Hong Kong got the fame of "Pearl of the Orient". Victoria Harbor lies between the Kowloon Peninsula and the Hong Kong Island of Hong Kong. The harbour's naturally deep, sheltered waters and strategic location on the South China Sea makes it a British colony as well as subsequently a trading center from 19th century to 1997. Throughout its history, the harbour has seen numerous reclamation projects undertaken on both shores, but still retains its founding role as a port for thousands of international vessels each year.It is the world's 3rd largest harbor and the 1st in China.

the Victoria Peak is the top of Taipingshan Mountain and is also the highest point of Hong Kong where providing magnificent harbor and city views. Tower on Victoria Peak Peak Tower sits at an elevation of over 396 meters (about 1299 feet) with a commanding view of the spectacular Victoria Harbor, Kowloon and the New Territories. Commissioned in 1993 and completed in May of 1997, the tower is a center of catering and amusement. Arriving late afternoon enables you to experience the dazzling panorama of Hong Kong Island, the Victoria Harbour, Kowloon and the hills beyond. Later, you can thrill to the neon-dotted skyline by night.

HK Disney land was open in September, 2005, 11th theme park in global, 1st in China. Visitor share happiness with the wonderful land, taste various Asian cuisine, enjoy the fantastic journey. Hong Kong Disneyland Resort is home to Hong Kong Disneyland Park and two Disney Hotels. Enjoy all the attractions, shows and seasonal offerings all year round in Hongkong Disneyland! Hong Kong Disneyland Resort offers delicious dining and unique shopping at Disneyland Park and two Hotels. Browse Disney's restaurant and retail listings. Hong Kong Disney Land Resort, a must - visit sites for family, kids and travelers, is the 11th theme park in the world and the 1st in China. It provides not only the special attractions, but also the great Disney Culture journey. Opened in Opened in September, 2005, the Hong Kong Disney Land is located on reclaimed land in Penny's Bay, Lantau Island, built by the Government of Hong Kong and The Walt Disney Company. The park consists of four themed lands similar to other Disneyland Parks around the world, namely Main Street, U.S.A., Adventureland, Wonderland and Tomorrowland. It is the smallest Disneyland in the world, but receives rather big volume of visitors every year.

People say Causeway Bay looks like Shinjuku, for it is well known shopping, entertainment and food center in HK. If you want to know the fashion trend of HK OL, it will be your good choice. Causeway Bay (also called Tung Lo Wan) is another shopping, dinning, entertainment center along with Tsim Sha Tsui. It is the most popular shopping and fashion districts on Hong Kong Island with central location. The pedestrian crossing at Yee Woo Street is the heart of Causeway Bay, with lots of restaurants, shops, malls, bars, hotels and guest houses of varied sizes. The biggest department stores at Causeway Bay area are Mitsukoshi, Sogo and Lane Crawford, with many brand name clothes, jewelry, watches and electronics available. Or just stroll in smaller Times Square (spot where new year's eve count-down) or Lee Gardens for a drink, eat or just watching movie.

Ocean Park Hong Kong is the largest marine-themed park in Southeast Asia and one of the biggest amusement parks in the world, covering an area of approximately 900,000 square meters. It is located on the southern part of Hong Kong Island, lying between Aberdeen and Repulse Bay. The Ocean Park Hong Kong consists of 7 lands, Amazing Asian Animals, Lowland Gardens, Whiskers Harbor, Tai Shue Wan Entrance, Marine Land, Headland Rides and Adventure Land. At the Amazing Asian Animals, visitors can see some rare animals around Asia, including the Giant Panda, Red Panda and Chinese alligators. The Goldfish display is available at the 'Goldfish Treasures' exhibit. Visit the colorful birds and playful Asian small-clawed otters at the 'Panda Village'. There's also the Panda Kingdom Shop for the perfect panda-inspired souvenirs and the Panda Cafe for relaxation and refreshments. At Lowland Garden, you can experience the fantastic voyage on the Ocean express, the latest quick, smooth, thrilling and fun way to travel from the Ocean Park Waterfront to the excitement at the Summit; or just take on the cable cars to the Headland and got a breath-taking and spectacular view of South China Sea and the surrounding area of the Ocean Park.

Wong Tai Sin Temple Hong Kong is located at Lion Rock in the north part of Kowloon Peninsula. Known for its fortune-tellers, Wong Tai Sin Temple receives many local and overseas visitors every year. It is set in a tranquil setting remote from the nearby skyscrapers and the bustle street. Apart from being important religious place, it is also a scenic attraction full of traditional Chinese architectures. History of Temple Wong Tai Sin Temple is dedicated to Wong Tai Sin (his real name is Wong Chuping), a shepherd who began following Taoism at the age of 15. After 40 years, he reached enlightenment and became a deity at Heng Shan (Red Pine Hill). It is said that Wong Tai Sin rescues the dying, heals the wounded, and punishes all evil. Furthermore, he grants whatever is requested of him. The temple is not a very old building, it was built in 1921. Liang Ren-an, a Taoist Priest brought sacred portrait of Wong Tai Sin from Guangdong to Hong Kong at that time. The influence of Wong Tai Sin became to spread in Hong Kong from that time. On special occasions like Chinese Lunar New Year, 1st and 15th day of every lunar Month, the temple is flooded with prayers. They lay out the sacrifice like chicken or piglet then pray with burning incense for health and fortune. The fortune telling begins with the shaking of bamboo sticks. All the worship sticks are put in a bamboo cylinder; you pray then shake it until a bamboo sticks fall out. Pick the stick and exchange for a piece of paper. The fortune teller will explain the meaning and the future of wishes.

You will not be long at Stanley before you understand why this sleepy seaside village on Hong Kong Island’s south side is a favourite with foodies and shoppers. The latter come for the popular Stanley Market; a warren of clothing, accessories and handicrafts; as well as the bright and airy Stanley Plaza. Shopping here is well-complemented by cooling ocean breezes, views of the South China Sea, pubs and watering holes, and a great choice of local and international food.

Repulse Bay locates in the south of HK island, presenting the swimming beach of HK. With clear water and silver sand, there is a better place to appreciate the sunset and wave tapping in extending beach and wild horizon. The peace seashore makes poeple lingering just for enjoy the quiet nature. Repulse Bay, located south of Stanley, is famous for its long, broad beach, its clean water, fresh sand, calm tide and gentle waves, and its popularity with locals and visitors, especially in summer. It is the most representative bay in Hong Kong, and it was named after a pirate ship that used to sail here in the 19th century. With its lush green, sub-tropical backdrop and breathtaking vies over sandy beaches, the area is an ideal place for a romantic dinner under the stars. Several open-air restaurants nearby specialize in the joys of whole-smoe barbecued food, including the freshest prowns, squid, fish and other seafood delicacies. All are cheery hives of activity every night of the week.

Central districts of Hong Kong is the heart and soul of all commercial activities in Hong Kong and most banks and multi-national companies have their offices here. Consulates general and consulates of many countries are also located in this area, as is Government Hill, the site of the government headquarters. The Central District is located on the northern shore of Hong Kong Island, just across the Victoria Harbor from Tsim Sha Tsui, the southernmost point of Kowloon Peninsula. With its proximity to Victoria Harbor, it has been served as the trade and financial activities since year 1840. Exploring the Central District is easy and convenient as there are traditional street trams run between east and west, which is a really leisure journey through the extremely metropolitan Central. Or just take the Midlevel Escalator and Walkway System and have a comfortable ride, which is the longest outdoor covered escalator system on the planet.

Polin Monastery is the must-visited site for prayers in Hong Kong; it is also a cultural and natural site popular among tourists. Polin Monastery is located on the Lantau Island of Hong Kong, built in 1924 by three Buddhists. It was originally a small temple; many constructions were added through the history. Giant Buddha was built and set in the temple in 1993 and made a new record. The big Buddha, also called Tian Tan Buddha, is the world's largest seated bronze Buddha Statue. The figure is consisted of 200 pieces of bronze, with a height in 26 meters and weight at 220 ton. It is the world's tallest, outdoor, seated bronze Buddha. The Giant Buddha is seated on the top of Ngong Ping plateau, in front of the Polin Monastery. Visitors can climb 268 steps to reach the platform where the Buddha is seated. Its eyes, lips and incline of the head show the character of Buddha; its right hand raised, means deliver blessing to all.

Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre is the most important exhibition and convention venue in Hong Kong. The impressive building is located in the heart of Wanchai and next to ferry Pier and can be accessed by the scenic Star Ferry. The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) opened in November 1988, after which Hong Kong's exhibition industry experienced a period of rapid growth enabling Hong Kong to establish its position as Asia's trade fair capital and a premier international convention and meeting location. Rising from reclaimed land an artificial island, the exhibition center become fairly symbolic and important building as the spot of hand-over of Hong Kong back to China in 1997. It has become a major venue for many major ceremonies, exhibitions and expos. The new wing of the exhibition center is in a bird-shaped, with its unique harbor-facing glass curtain wall which is the largest in the world offers spectacular view over Central, Tsim Sha Tsui and Harbour. It is the new and most prominent landmark around Victoria Harbor.

Horse racing, the highlight of Hong Kong, is the most popular attraction that attracts millions of visitors every year. It is talked throughout the world as most people enjoy the excitement of horse racing and maybe gambling on the races. Happy Valley Racecourse is the place that offers a day of recreation. The Happy Valley Racecourse Hong Kong is located at the low-lying area located between Wan Chai and Causeway Bay. It was built in 1845 on a swampland and the first horse-racing was held there in 1846. From that time on, horse racing become popular in Hong Kong day by day and now Hong Kong is recognized internationally as a racing venue and is favorite spectator sport among Hong Kong residents, many of whom like to have a flutter on the horses. Happy Valley venue which can accommodate up to 35000 race-goers has advanced tracks, giant computer screens and other modern facilities. Needless to say, spectators are reminded that it is forbidden to use flash photography as this has an adverse effect on the horses and their performance.

Tsing Ma Bridge Hong Kong, linking the Tsing Yi and Ma Wun Island, over the Ma Wun Channel, is the longest span suspension bridge that carrying both road and rail traffic in the world. It is the important bridge that connects Hong Kong Island, international airport and urban districts of Hong Kong. The construction of Tsing Ma Bridge began in year 1992 and completed in 1997, with a total length of 2160 meters and main span length at 1, 377 meters. The towers supporting the bridge are 206 meters high with a clearance of 62 meters. Approximately 49,000 tones of structural steel were used in the construction of the bridge, which cost HK$7.14 billion to build. The Tsing Ma Bridge carries six-lane open roadway with two railway lines and a two-lane road enclosed beneath. It is regarded as one of the top 10 construction projects in last century and rivaling the Golden Gate Bridge, French Channel Tunnel and so on.

Man Mo Temple - One of the oldest and most famous and beautiful temples in Hong Kong is Man Mo Temple. It is located at the intersection of Hollywood Road and Ladder Street. The temple is devoted towards two deities – Man the god of literature and Mo the god of war. History of the Temple The Man Mo Temple Hong Kong was built in early 19th century, at the beginning of the British colonial rule in Hong Kong Island. Although it has been remodeled several times, the temple still maintains its original appearance. The copper bell set in the temple made during the reign of Daoguang of Qing Dynasty, is the great proof that it has long and fascinating history.

Tsim Sha Tsui is the main tourists and shopping area in Kowloon. Meanwhile there are many museums and entertainment center, caterings and bars. Mong Kok, as Causeway Bay, is a shopping heaven. The two places in the south and east of Kowloon in Yau Tsim Mong District. The special streets in Mong Kok are interesting, such as Sneaker street, Women street, Golden fish street or Birds garden. Tsim Sha Tsui, or more easily referred as TST, is a major tourist harbor in bustle and hustle Hong Kong, an area for shopping, sightseeing, restaurants, bars and hotels. Tsim Sha Tsui is located at the southern tip of Kowloon Peninsula, separated from the Hong Kong Island by the Victoria Harbor. It is best reached by taking the scenic Star Ferry across Harbour and enjoys the Harbor skyline scenery at the same time. There are many harbor front hotels facing the renowned Hong Kong Island, providing magnificent view around, like Intercontinental Hong Kong, Peninsula Hotel Hong Kong, which provides great dinning experience and water views. During the city-wide celebrations, literally myriads of people gather at the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront areas to view the grand fireworks display and lighting shows in festival season.

Kowloon Park - Standing on a small hill in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Park, covering an area of 14 hectares, is former site of a military barracks. It was open to public in 1989 and it is the most popular park in Kowloon, where many territory-wide functions are regularly held. The site of Kowloon Park was firstly used as an important military base as it overlooking the Harbour. The British called it as Whitfield Barracks after 1861. The base was changed to a public park after 1970. Kowloon Park is a welcome respite from the crowds of Tsim Sha Tsui. Located above street level, the park has extensive recreation and sports facilities, including Chinese style gardens, an aviary, a sculpture exhibit, an air-conditioned game hall and an indoor heated Olymic-sized swimming pool complex.