Art Market Hong Kong
Enjoy the disbelief of the island of Hong Kong
Hong Kong is one of the world's most exciting destinations. A Special Administrative Region of the Republic Of China (PRC), Hong Kong is the Pearl River Delta in the east, Guangdong Province in the north and the South China Sea to the west and south. A typical village of commerce until the 19th century, Hong Kong became a crown colony of Great Britain in 1842, which was later delivered to the Republic China in 1997.
Hong Kong is now a wonderful destination with a thriving mix of ancient Eastern traditions and Western modernism. Hong Kong has a system liberal with its own monetary system, legal system and customs and immigration policies.
The city of Hong Kong consists of three sections: Island Hong Kong, which is considered the heart of the city, Kowloon, which is credited local attractions such as Tsim Sha Tsui Sik Sik Yuen and Wong Tai Sin Temple, and New Territories and outlying islands such as Lantau Island, Lamma Island and Cheung Chau Island. Discussed later in this article are some hot spots Hong Kong Island.
Once a flat lie that was considered worthless, Hong Kong Island has become a busy financial and commercial center of this special administrative region. Located south of the mainland, this is the original settlement area of the British, and still remains a center important business and trade. The biggest attraction on the island is undoubtedly the bustle of thousands of people to live and work here. The island has been Rated in the central district, the Southern District and Western District.
The central area of the island is considered the economic, political and history of Hong Kong, and boasts attractions such as the Bank of China Tower – a 360 meter high structure designed by the famous architect, IM Pei, Jardine House, alternatively, known as the "House of a thousand holes, 'Exchange Square, a tower that houses the brighter the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, Li Yuen Street, filled with a variety of shops and stalls Sales of items such as fabrics and fashion accessories, and Queen's Road Central.
When does the south of the island, the area is filled with a fascinating variety of attractions. Of these, one of the most prominent is Aberdeen, a port city that offers many options to enjoy life to the sea.
Another attraction important in the area is Tin Hau Temple, built in 1851 and located in the place from where the city of Aberdeen at its best. In addition, an attractive place to visit in the area is Ocean Park. Spread over an area of about 170 acres of land, Ocean Park has two sections such as the lowland site and the site of tip, which are connected by a bridge 1.5 km cable car. Among the highlights of the park are the Atoll Reef, the world's largest aquarium, an amusement park with a variety of interesting slides, Fantasia, culture. Foremost among the attractions in this area is the Central Market, which consists of places and CRC Department Store, where you can purchase items such as clothing Chinese artifacts, as well.
Highlights of the region also cover the slopes of stairs – the longest outdoor staircase in the world, Hollywood Road – a street that is famous for its antique and furniture stores, Fung Ping Shan Museum located on the grounds of the University of Hong Kong and has on display ancient Chinese art and craft, and Morrison Street – a historical building of red brick Edwardian.
No visit to the island is complete without taking a trip to Victoria Peak, also known as the Pico. This area is perhaps the most striking symbol of the city. During the first five to six years in the history of Hong Kong, one traveled here. With the opening of the Peak Tram in 1888, the area became popular and became known as the peak. The Peak Tram is still operational and takes people up and down the slope. The bill is also one of the residential areas more important in Hong Kong.
Above all, places of interest within the area of Wan Chai and Causeway Bay, and Admiralty, a former station British naval; hung Shing Temple, bearing the name of a Tang Dynasty official, Pak Tai Temple, a shrine impressive triple room, built in 1863, and Hopewell Center – a building of 66 floors.
In fact, Hong Kong Island is home to most attractions in the city. Perhaps for this reason, tourists come in increasing numbers in this region. Therefore, the island has accommodation options to suit every taste and budget.
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Hong Kong-based Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts currently owns and manages 54 hotels under Shangri-La and Traders brands with a rooms inventory of over 27,000. Shangri-La hotels are five-star deluxe properties featuring extensive luxury facilities and services.
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