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Hong Kong (香港 Hong Gong in Cantonese, Mandarin Xiang gǎng in) is a place with several parties as a result of being Cantonese Chinese with many years of British influence. Today, the former British colony of the main direction of tourism for the affluen... read more>>

Most of the population of Hong Kong Chinese (95%), mostly Cantonese origin, but there are also a significant number of other Chinese groups, such as Teochews, Shanghai, and Hakka. A significant number of Indian, Pakistani and Nepalese live here, and many fa... read more>>

Chinese (Lunar) New Year’s Day as this may represent an ideal time to go to Hong Kong, many shops and restaurants close during the Chinese New Year seem. But unlike Christmas in Europe, where one can hardly find shops open on this great day, you can s... read more>>

Hong Kong Weather – For those looking for a warm, dry and sunny weather, perfect season from October to December. Those who want to escape the humidity of tropical climates will appreciate the cooler months from January to March. The temperature is be... read more>>

Hong Kong is still known as a great place to shop, especially for goods from the mainland. The prices are often comparatively cheaper than in Europe, North America or Japan, especially since Hong Kong is no sales tax (VAT) added. Although Hong Kong prices... read more>>

What to do in Hong Kong You are never far from the sea in Hong Kong and go is a good beach is only a bus ride. However, if you want a really nice beach, it is worth the effort to travel, perhaps to his feet, and look for beaches in the New Territories. Hon... read more>>

See what in Hong Kong The skyline of Hong Kong is one of the best in the world. See the breathtaking skyline of Hong Kong from Kowloon Iceland – one of the best views of the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui. Guided walk Hong Kong Tourism Board offer... read more>>

Restaurants in Hong Kong In this guide, the following price ranges for a typical meal for one, including soft drinks: Budget of $ 50 The average level of $ 50 – $ 300 Splurge $ 300 Perhaps the number one highlight of Hong Kong is the kitchen. It is ... read more>>

Drinking is not something that the locals were great in the past, but it is becoming more popular among the younger generation. The traditional hot spot for eating and drinking with the West Lan Kwai Fong in Central. Wan Chai is so fun, although somewhat S... read more>>

Living in Hong Kong, usually on the small side. Accommodation from cheap backpacker hostels to luxury ritziest can be found in the city. find rather expensive luxury accommodation on the island of Hong Kong, while cheaper digs in Kowloon and New Territories... read more>>