Hogar de un horizonte espectacular y oportunidades de compras de clase mundial, la isla china de Hong Kong es moderna, ecléctica y de ritmo rápido. Por la noche, tome un crucero por el puerto de Hong Kong o ascienda a Victoria Peak para ver el espectáculo de láser Symphony of Lights. Durante el día, el mercado de Stanley está lleno de comercio, los tranvías “Ding Ding“ transportan a los lugareños y visitantes sobre la ciudad, y el pueblo flotante de Aberdeen se balancea en la bahía. Ningún viaje a Hong Kong está completo sin una excursión de un día al Gran Buda en la isla de Lantau, un viaje en Star Ferry o una muestra de la escena culinaria de la ciudad, que incluye restaurantes con estrellas Michelin, lugares de dim sum nocturnos y comida callejera.
Hong Kong is known for its cosmopolitan culture that blends East and West, iconic skyline and harbor, towering skyscrapers and temples, attractions like Victoria Peak, the Star Ferry, and the Big Buddha, shopping that spans designer shops, malls, local markets, and incredible nightlife and dining with more than 15,000 restaurants.
...MásFour to five days is enough to experience Hong Kong’s main highlights. Plan to spend two days exploring the north and south sides of Hong Kong Island, one day exploring Kowloon, and the remaining time exploring Lantau Island and one of the outlying islands, such as Lamma, Cheung Chau, or Peng Chau.
...MásHong Kong offers a unique blend of East and West, having been under British rule for 156 years before returning to China in 1997. Both English and Cantonese Chinese are official languages. It’s one of the most densely populated cities with among the most skyscrapers in the world, yet 40 percent of Hong Kong is actually country parks and reserves.
...MásHong Kong has been a special administrative region of China since 1997, when Britain returned Hong Kong to China at the end of its 99-year lease. Under the “One Country, Two Systems” doctrine, Hong Kong enjoys limited autonomy for a period of 50 years, issues its own passports and money, and has a separate legal system.
...MásMake sure to visit iconic attractions such as Victoria Peak, the Star Ferry, and the Big Buddha. Central, Soho, Sheung Wan, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Mongkok are popular areas, too. Visit the beaches and islands, including Lantau, Lamma, and the south side of Hong Kong Island. Above all, don’t miss trying the food—especially dim sum.
...MásHong Kong Disneyland is located on Lantau Island, which is part of Hong Kong but around 16 miles (26 kilometers) from Central. The easiest way to get there is via the Mass Transit Railway, boarding the Tung Chung line at Central Station and then transferring at Sunny Bay for the Disneyland Resort line.
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