 Last Modified: 2007-04-07 17:04:30.0
Manager Review
Author:Billy Clarke (Last Modified: 2007-04-07 17:04:30.0)
Once a British colony, Hong Kong is now a Special Administrative Region of China, but it is a special region that has lost none of its charm. Sure there are many colonial legacies that have been left behind, but Hong Kong is a modern metropolis that refuses to stand still. Hong Kong is like a bustling ball of energy. From the ultramodern central business district to the the swarming late-night shopping districts of Mong Kok, and then even down to the idyllic beaches in the New Territories, Hong Kong really has it all. There is the world’s tallest out-door seated Buddha but there is also the number one skyline in the world. There are some of the busiest shopping and business districts in world, but there is also a 60-hectare public wetland reserve. The main island is home to the sixth tallest office building in the world, but it is also part of a group of 263 islands that make up the region of Hong Kong.
Hong Kong is defined by its contrasts and it really is contra-distinctive in every sense of the complicated word. So check out Synotrip and let us guide you through the contrasts that make up this wonderful city.
Click on the categories in the left panel to see more articles about Hong Kong.
There are not any reviews or tips here yet...
Tell other travellers what you think.
 |
