Joanna James
Hong Kong is a vibrant city in Asia that has a lot to offer to its travellers and if you are planning on going there for a romantic holiday anytime soon, read on.
Found among the Hills of the city, this big Buddha statue is one of the largest statues in the world. Getting to the top of the statue takes plenty of effort and time since you will have to climb hundreds of steps to get to the top. This is definitely worth the climb because once you reach the peak you get an amazing view of the city below. You will have to climb about 270 stairs and the statue itself is about a hundred and fifteen feet in height. If you and your loved one are staying at a Kowloon hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui the likes owned by Park Hotel Group, then this place is not too far.
Hong Kong is a place that gives a lot of importance to its desserts, and the locals really love sweets. Choose different flavours for your ice cream, try your hand at local lab-made ice creams that are popular in Hong Kong. The unique serving method of this ice cream is what makes it so popular. Watch the cream turn into ice that you choose right before your eyes in less than 2 minutes. With dramatic clouds of icy mist, your ice cream will be served in style.
Walking through this Goldfish market will let you take a glimpse of the rare and exotic fish of all kinds. The best time to visit this market is in the evening when it's dark outside and the place is lighted up creating a magical atmosphere of a mystic aquarium.
When you and your partner are in Hong Kong, one of the most romantic things to do with them is to light up an incense stick in a temple and make a wish. This is a common sight in Asia and in most temples found in the countries here, but if you are from another part of the world this will be a unique thing for you to do and definitely something special too. Regardless of whether your wish comes true or not this will be a lovely thing for you to share with your partner during your holiday in Hong Kong.
Trying out Dim Sim is an obvious must-do activity when you are visiting Hong Kong, however, not everyone tries out this unique and quite odd, Silent Dim Sim. The famous Yum Cha is served to guests wearing headphones so that they can enjoy their food without any disturbances. So, no chitchats during mealtime with your loved one. As they say, the most comfortable silences are shared with your partner, so why not try a comfortable silent meal with them when in Hong Kong?
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