Joanna James
Hong Kong offers people with a plethora of experiences that tend to stretch the imagination and develop a sense of awe with every turn. Be sure to prepare yourself for adventure as you venture into what Hong Kong has hidden away.
For many people a quick hike to see a rock may underwhelming, however, in this instance they would be wrong. The Devil's Paw or Devil's Claw is a rock formation that looks like a two-toe animal paw.
If you are staying at one of the serviced apartments in Hong Kong such as the Citadines Ashley Hong Kong, then you will simply need to organize some transport during your visit to enjoy this stunning view.
This interactive exhibition hall provides all those who enter with the opportunity to develop an almost hands-on experience with the wonders of the cosmos. The stunning exhibits found in the Cosmic Hall and the Space Exploration Hall build up the two main halls in the establishment and covers up to 1600 square metres.
While you can find some 100 exhibits spread between the halls on a typical day, visitors can take their time to learn about the wonders of new space technology and astronomy with the litter help of the beautiful layout of the environmental arrangements as well as the stunning use of lighting.
Additionally, suppose you are looking to dive further into the wonders of the universe. In that case, the Universal Exhibition Hall will gladly introduce you to the art of exploring the universe as we understand it.
There is a rich cultural heritage that permeates through much of Hong Kong. Over the years, the land has seen various shift in socio-political changes that have defined many generations of residents.
The Ping Shan Heritage Trail is a 1.6 km route through Hang Tau Tsuen and various other locations. The historic trail was opened on 12 December 1993 to display life and buildings in the New Territories.
This part of the journey into the wonders of the universe, made possible by the Astronomical Carnival, is another effort that is made possible by the Hong Kong Space Museum. With the introduction of its state-of-the-art astrological projection system, you can now enjoy the four-season starry sky found in the Ho Hau Temple.
What is more, this experience is entirely free, so you and all your friends and family can come along to immerse yourself in this brilliant and mind-expanding experience.
Travelling to Ho Pui Reservoir is the toughest part of the trip. You need to get to the Ho Pui village bus stop and then walk for 25 minutes to get to the reservoir. Unfortunately, while there is only one minibus to the village, the effort is well worth the vista's that await!
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