Hong Kong is a world-famous cosmopolitan city, is second only to London and New York, the world's third largest financial center, and the United States, New York, London, England and known as the "New York Harbor", known as the Pearl of the Orient, Shopping Paradise, the dynamic capital of the reputation of Hong Kong and I came to look at the top ten attractions of Hong Kong travel must go.
Tenth, Tian Tan Buddha
Hong Kong Lantau Island, near the square in front of the Po Lin Monastery, there is a solemn and majestic statue of Buddha, "Tian Tan Buddha". The Buddha consists of 200 bronze castings, is 26 meters high and weighs 220 metric tons, making it the largest outdoor bronze seated Buddha in the world.
The Tian Tan Buddha's face is modeled after the Kunlu Shuna Buddha of the Longmen Grottoes, and the texture of his clothes and headdress are modeled after the Sakyamuni Buddha of Cave 36 at Dunhuang Grottoes. The Temple of Heaven Giant Buddha sits on a lotus flower, taking the meaning that it is free from mud and dirt. Inside the three-storey pedestal, which symbolizes the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, there is an exhibition hall with various Buddhist artworks such as murals, paintings and calligraphy and the relics of Buddha Shakyamuni on display. The Temple of Heaven Giant Buddha is now a famous religious building in Hong Kong.
Nine, Causeway Bay
Causeway Bay, formerly known as East Point, is located in the center of Hong Kong Island, the north shore of the west, is Hong Kong's main commercial and entertainment venues. There are a number of large Japanese department stores and large shopping malls in the area. Many people would compare Causeway Bay to Shinjuku, Japan, because it is Hong Kong's famous shopping, entertainment, food center, but also white-collar women's shopping hotspots, if you are interested in understanding the trend of Hong Kong's OL's preferences, they should be here (especially Sogo Department Store or the Times Square area). There's also a shelter at the Causeway Bay waterfront with a special "sampan restaurant".
Causeway Bay is Hong Kong's most vibrant area with the highest concentration of mid-range and high-end shopping and dining. There are Hong Kong-style shopping malls, Japanese department stores, and the streets are filled with high, medium, and low-grade stores and restaurants that are sure to satisfy your shopping and dining desires!
The route to Causeway Bay starts from the Royal Fortress on George Street, east of Causeway Bay, and ends at Times Square, west of Causeway Bay. Along the way, you will find Hang Lung Center, Gallery, Camberley Mall, World Trade Center, Sogo Department Store, Causeway Bay Plaza, Mitsukoshi Department Store, Jardine's Bazaar, Lee Gardens, and so on.
Eight, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tsim Sha Tsui is located at the southern tip of the Kowloon Peninsula, is the most important commercial center, tourist area and shopping paradise in Kowloon. In addition to this, there are several cultural and educational centers in the district, such as the Hong Kong Cultural Center, the Hong Kong Museum of Art, the Hong Kong Space Museum, the Hong Kong Museum of History, and the Hong Kong Science Museum, to name a few.
The most famous attractions in Tsim Sha Tsui include the former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower, the Avenue of Stars and the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. In Tsim Sha Tsui Cultural Center along the waterfront to enjoy the night view of Victoria Harbor and "Illuminations of Hong Kong" multi-media light and music show is an indispensable Hong Kong sightseeing tour of Hong Kong. In addition, Tsim Sha Tsui is the district with the highest concentration of international famous stores, and it is also a must-visit shopping area for tourists. Tourists who like to buy beauty and cosmetic products should not miss the cosmetic stores located in Harbour City and Granville Road.
Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower in Tsim Sha Tsui
The former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower in Tsim Sha Tsui, which stands at the Hong Kong Cultural Center Plaza, is 44 meters high and is made of red bricks and granite, with clocks on each of the four sides of the clock tower.
The KCR Tsim Sha Tsui Railway Station was built in 1913, and because some of the equipment and fixtures ordered from the United Kingdom could not be delivered to Hong Kong on time due to the First World War, the internal works of the Tsim Sha Tsui Railway Terminus were put on hold for a while. It was not until March 28, 1916 that the Tsim Sha Tsui Terminus was officially opened.
The Kowloon-Canton Railway Terminus was relocated to its present location in 1978, and the old Tsim Sha Tsui Railway Station was demolished, leaving only the clock tower. The clock tower was declared a Hong Kong monument in 1990.
Seven, Wong Tai Sin Temple
Wong Tai Sin Temple, also known as Scrooge Garden, was built in 1921, is one of the famous temples in Hong Kong, the design of the temple is colorful, architectural majesty, gold and blue, very rich in the characteristics of the traditional Chinese temple architecture.
According to the "Autobiography of Chik Chung Tsz" in the ancestral temple, Wong Tai Sin, originally named Wong Chor Ping, was born in Lanxi City, Jinhua County, Zhejiang Province around 328 AD. At the age of fifteen, he was instructed by the Immortal Weng to start learning the Way, and practiced in a stone room in Chisong Mountain, practicing meditation, not eating human food for 40 years, and finally attaining the Way of the Law. After his attainment of Taoism, he punished evils and evil-doers in the civil society, and gave away medicine and medicines. Because he lived in Chisong Mountain, it is also known as the Chisong Fairy.
The Wong Tai Sin Temple occupies an area of more than 18,000 ping, in addition to the main hall of the Maharajah's Treasure Hall, there are also small gardens, the Three Sacred Halls, the Heart of the World Garden, as well as small stalls for the purchase of joss sticks and talismans of peace and security for the goodwill of believers. The Nine Dragons Wall in the temple is modeled after the Nine Dragons Wall in the Forbidden City in Beijing, with an inscription by the President of the Chinese Buddhist Association, adding to the traditional Chinese characteristics of the Wong Tai Sin Temple.
To the Wong Tai Sin Temple, it is said that "if you ask, you will be answered", and the signatures are especially good, but the signatures you get are only to solve the luck of the year. Therefore, around the Lunar New Year, the Wong Tai Sin Temple is the most prosperous time, good men and women have come to ask for a whole year's luck and return to God.
Six, Avenue of Stars
To the history of Hong Kong's film industry and aims to recognize the achievements of the front stars and behind the scenes of the film workers as the theme of the Avenue of Stars is located in Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront promenade, the Avenue is 440 meters long, from the side of the Hong Kong Museum of Art stretches to the New World Center on the other side. The Hong Kong Avenue of Stars is modeled after the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the United States, which was built at a cost of HK$40 million and officially opened on April 28, 2004, with a total length of 440 meters, stretching from the Hong Kong Museum of Art to the New World Centre.
The Avenue of Stars is decorated with plaques of 73 movie celebrities, of which more than 30 have handprints. At the entrance of the Avenue, there is also a bronze statue of the Academy Award and a small stage for performances. Along the Boulevard, there are refreshment kiosks, souvenir kiosks, movie-related sculptures and lounge chairs for visitors to enjoy. In addition, you can also find some Starlight Ambassadors on roller skates walking along the avenue, providing quick assistance and service to visitors. Walking along the Avenue of Stars, visitors can enjoy the view of Hong Kong's famous Victoria Harbour, the buildings along the coast of Hong Kong Island, and Hong Kong's new multi-media light and music show, Illuminations.
V. Repulse Bay
The southern coastline of Hong Kong Island is winding and naturally has many beautiful beaches. Repulse Bay is located in the south of Hong Kong Island, is the most representative of Hong Kong's beaches. The Repulse Bay has clear water and fine sand, a long beach, a wide beach bed, and calm waves. Summer is the most lively time in the Repulse Bay, a large number of swimmers flocked to the sunbathing or swimming, the beach is crowded, a variety of swimsuits composed of a colorful picture.
At the eastern end of Asakusa Bay, under the shade of the forest, is the religious Zhenhai Lou Park. Inside the park, there are two huge statues of "Queen of Heaven" and "Goddess of Mercy" facing the sea, while statues of auspicious characters such as Dragon King of the Sea, He Bo and Fuk Luk Shou are placed next to them, which are very vivid and lifelike. Nearby is the majestic seven-colored Cihang Lighthouse, which attracts many tourists to take photos here. There are a number of restaurants, fast food stores and supermarkets around the beach. The cafes along the waterfront are a good place to enjoy the sunset and the sound of waves lapping at the shore. The beautiful scenery of Repulse Bay has made it one of Hong Kong Island's famous high-end residential districts, which is dotted with luxury residences. These buildings, set against the hillside and the water, form a unique scenic spot in The Repulse Bay that is unforgettable.
Four, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center
Located on the Wan Chai waterfront, the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center (Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center) has a majestic appearance, consisting of two buildings. The old wing was completed in 1988 and the new wing was expanded in 1997. The new wing is designed with a streamlined roof that resembles a roc spreading its wings, making it a landmark on the Wan Chai waterfront. The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center is the premier venue for international conferences and exhibitions.
Three, Ocean Park
Ocean Park is the largest marine-themed leisure center in Southeast Asia, which is located in the mountains by the sea, covers an area of 215 acres, set of marine wonders and amusement facilities in one, is the best place to go for recreation for Hong Kong residents, but also the mainland and foreign tourists traveling to Hong Kong, a must-visit place. It receives more than 3.2 million visitors annually.
Visitors can use the cable car and indoor escalator to travel between the various attractions of the park, and climb the Ocean Flyer to enjoy the pleasant scenery of the South China Sea. The Ocean Theater features talented dolphin and sea lion performances that will leave visitors in awe. In addition, you can watch seals and penguins and visit the Bird House, Goldfish Garden, Shark House and Butterfly House. Thrill-seekers can enjoy the Crazy Roller Coaster, the Ferris Wheel and the Wave Runner. Children can play in the children's playground.
Two, Hong Kong Disneyland
Hong Kong Disneyland is located in Penny's Bay, Lantau Island, covers an area of 126 hectares, backed by North Lantau Island, facing the Penny's Bay, is the world's fifth Disneyland model construction, Disney's world's eleventh theme park, the first Disney theme park in China.
Hong Kong Disneyland is a joint venture between The Walt Disney Company and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. The development includes a Disneyland-style theme park, two hotels, and a wide variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment facilities within the park. Hong Kong Disneyland includes Main Street USA, Tomorrowland, Adventureland and Fantasyland. Two hotels will be built in the park: the Victorian-style Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel and the Disney's Hollywood Hotel*** with 1,000 rooms for guests.
One, the Peak to see the night view of Hong Kong
The Peak, commonly known as the Peak, is located majestically in the western part of Hong Kong Island, at an elevation of 554 meters above sea level, and it is the tallest peak on Hong Kong Island. To visit the Peak, you can take a car from the highway circling up to the Peak. However, more tourists prefer the cable car, as it is a quick and extremely scenic way to get to the peak.
When night falls, stand on the Peak and look around, only to see in the thousands of lights, Hong Kong Island and Kowloon as set in the Victoria Harbor two pearl, reflecting each other. Central, the heart of Hong Kong, is even more high-rise buildings, showing the prosperity of Hong Kong. Pacific Hill has also become the best place to enjoy the wonderful night view of Hong Kong, the "Pearl of the Orient", which is one of the world's top three night views, along with Hakodate in Japan and Naples (Naples) in Italy. With its unique geographical environment and cultural landscape, Taiping Shan attracts thousands of tourists from home and abroad, and has become a must-see attraction for people in Hong Kong.