Joanna James
Hong Kong beckons visitors from far and wide to savour this progressive city’s pulsating vibes, a city of glitz and glamour with a stunning skyline, vibrant shopping scene and a cuisine par excellence. The amazing attractions add awe and enjoyment making their visit a vividly memorable experience.
Located in Central Hong Kong, Hong Kong Observation Wheel is a must for those who want to savour the sights of Victoria Harbour and downtown Hong Kong the all-encompassing view from the gondola is breathtaking. With 42 gondolas taking up to 8 people at a time, the almost 30-minute ride is awesome in the evening between 6 to 8 pm when the night lights come on as often enjoyed by guests from Tsim Sha Tsui hotels.
This natural attraction at an elevation of 1,811 ft provides heartwarming happiness to visitors who hike the nature trail to the top from Central or Aberdeen. It is also possible to reach the top on the Peak Tram, the funicular railway or even the thrilling cable car ride. If you visit on a clear day Lamma Island, Victoria Harbour and surrounding islands can be seen from the top.
Whether you are young or old or even a kid, a visit to Disneyland is an unforgettable experience. Situated in Penny Bay, just 20 minutes outside of Central Hong Kong. With seven unique and exciting areas offering wonder, excitement, and thrill this is a favourite bucket list item of many visitors to Park Hotel Hong Kong. Arrive early and plan to stay till late to enjoy all the excitement.
The largest island of Hong Kong Lantau is blessed with an abundance of dense forests, fishing villages, glorious beaches and misty peaks. A noteworthy landmark on this beautiful island is the serene, seated statue of Tian Tan Buddha facing the Po Lin Monastery. The sunset peak on this island is another landmark drawing visitors to witness the glorious sunsets.
Opened in 1977, this is one of the best marine parks in Southeast Asia. Ocean Park comprises a marine mammal park, an amusement park and an oceanarium covering 200 acres of hills and the shore drawing crowds of visitors on the south of Hong Kong Island. A day spent here is a memorable one with fun and educational activities, thrill rides and an authentic Hong Kong experience.
This promenade in Hong Kong was created by the Government of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Film Awards Association to honour the achievements in the entertainment industry of Hong Kong by making a public monument. Situated along the Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui. Currently, there are 107 plaques honouring celebrities, opera stars, scriptwriters and directors. Popular figures of the nations such as Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, and Ann Hui are featured here.
Plan a visit to this beautiful park just a few minutes away from the Peak Tram. It’s green vistas and enchanting water bodies make it a heavenly oasis amidst the concrete jungle of the city. Trees that have been there for centuries still provide shade, well-tended flower beds, an aviary, a children’s playground and many more features that give you many hours of pleasure feasting your senses.
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A travel writer who has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world.
