Hong Kong International Airport, too? N known as Chek Lap Kok Airport? the main airport in Hong Kong. Situated off the Lantau Island, in Chek Pak, Hong Kong International Airport? regarded as the gateway to China and other destinations in Southeast so? tico.
The airport is? as? as 35 km from Hong Kong Island and 22 km from Kowloon. Spread? NDOS over an area of about 12. 50 kil? Square meters? m fifth airport? s? m? s busy world, in relationship? n with the movement of Goods? ace and international passengers. Abri? its doors on July 6, 1998, the airport? dell’Autorit under control? Hong Kong Airport, which in turn? a statutory body p? Republic administered by the Government of Hong Kong (Region? Special Administrative HKSAR.) Tom? about six to? you for finalization? No construction procedures? ny about 20 billion d? dollars for construction. The airport? now regarded as the first center for the company? as a? areas m? s important, such as Oasis Hong Kong Airlines Hong Kong Express Airways, Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Airlines, Dragonair and Air Hong Kong.
One of the specialties airport? that its passenger terminal est? located on an artificial island of Chek Lap Kok and Lam Chau regeneration? n. From the airport? Situated on an island, usually takes an hour om? s? travel up and down? the airport. However, the airport? f? easily accessible by modes such as Airbus, taxis and mass transit train high-speed AirPort Express?, which in turn are the trains connecting the airport as urban areas? as the metro.
In summary, the airport? served by a network transport system excellent and comprehensive. For example, the Ground Transportation Centre have one? Unique ’station to manage the Airport Express. C ‘? too? n p exchange transport? lic, including transportation by bus franchise? s, cars and taxis. ‘Station bus at Terminal 2 (T2) is intended for passenger cars, such as transport services, Essay? S coach continent. Similarly, Hotel and Travel Agent Limousine Lounge in Terminal 1 (T1) is responsible for airport limousine service. Adem? S, all sections and areas of departure and arrival terminals est? No clearly defined so that it all nice and smooth proceedings.
Hong Kong International Airport include commercial services and restaurants. With a No? Number of stores? You can buy a variety? of the issues here?, in books and magazines, art and handicraft? as, casual and sports clothing, toys and games, leather and accessories designed? er, liquor and duty-free snuff, flowers, art? asses related health and beauty, luggage and travel accessories, food packaging, and telecommunications services. Dining facilities in the pol? Gon Airport Asia, China and Western restaurants cafeteria as, bars, shops and products panades? To and desserts.
Moreover, in order to provide the best possible services to customers, the airport imposes certain security measures, a struggle for maintaining a safe and efficient airport in Hong Kong, offering a c? Way for travelers to ensure an high level of cleanliness in the areas p? Republic of the airport and other control facilities and ensure a high level of service contractors, distributors and managers of dall’autorit? airports, the answers r? ask questions and requests for information? ny MANAGEMENT? No environmental issues throughout the airport.
Adem? S of? Hese, the Department of Aviation? N Civil at the airport has put into practice it security measures in relationship? N with some baggage, which in turn comply with the guidelines of the International Organization? N of Aviation? n Civil.
Included in the security measures for hand baggage are:
- All spray, l? Liquids and gels in hand luggage duty? N be packaged in containers of capacity? not exceeding 100 ml. If these items are packaged in containers of m? 100 ml s not? accepted, even if the containers are partially filled
- All containers should be stored in a bag of transparent plastic ora. This bag plastic ora duty? N stored separately from hand luggage for comfort? visual examination at the point of detection would? n
- There are exceptions in the case of art? Asses such as food for the children ’s and certain types of drugs
Above all, to ensure the m? Maximum safety and security, the airport? related services such as control of tr? traffic to? inmate complex, which controls the system tr? traffic to? inmate at the airport all, the Hong Kong Region? Various Information? n Flight (FIR), which? established to ensure the safety and efficacy in relationship? n with the flow of aircraft movements, the Hong Kong Fire Services, which operates to manage rescue and extinction? No fire, and the backup center control tr? NCTS? defendant.
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Wednesday, September 1st, 2010Metro Streetcar by John K. Nakata. Size 20.00 X 14.00 Art Poster Print
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Hong Kong Transit: a Day Stop in Asia’s World City
Thursday, August 19th, 2010Even if millions of people pass through Hong Kong each year on the road from here to there, many of them do not really know what are the best ways to spend a day in this exciting metropolis.
This article will show you how to cover the most popular attractions in Hong Kong on a one-day stay.
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After removal of customs and immigration, proceed with the luggage at the “meeters and Greeters Hall ‘, where you can save your cart or bag until you return… Buy Octopus card on the counter in the airport arrivals hall and jump into the Airport Express train, with which to travel to Hong Kong Station.
Victoria Peak (or simply “The Peak”) is one of the most popular tourist attractions of Hong Kong and probably the best starting point. Breakfast or morning coffee while enjoying spectacular views is certainly a good way to start the day Hong Kong tour.
The Peak Tram is the most popular (and scenic) way to reach the top. Open every day 07:00 – 12 midnight and goes the entire distance in about 7 minutes.
A short walk from Hong Kong Station (Exit C) will take you to the station on Garden Valley Road, where you can buy a ticket and the tram (you can also pay by Octopus card)
Pacific Cafe, near the terminal “superior, is open daily from 07:30 and is the best place to enjoy your” coffee with a view “at that time.
Under “The Peak” go to Hong Kong Station and through “flyover bridge” to the dock from which deviates from the Star Ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui. This historic ferry route is popular with tourists and has long been one of the most important icons of Hong Kong.
Ferry Building, turn right and walk along the edge of the Avenue of the Stars: Hong Kong’s answer to Hollywood Walk of Fame, where the plates plane of Hong Kong film industry which is what you can see . This is also the best place to take pictures of the spectacular skyline of Hong Kong.
From here you can take a trip to the Hong Kong Museum of History, where “the history of Hong Kong” he says. . . From the geological changes that took place hundreds of millions of years ago, through prehistoric times, events of historic importance and far. The museum is rich enough and has many interesting exhibits.
Continue to Nathan Road, Kowloon’s main street, and proceed with Jordan Road to Canton Road, popularly known as Jade Street.
Jade and its products are the specialty of most shops in this section of Canton Road and those of> nearby Jade Market , and no doubt much to see (and buy. .. .) Jade from Via. can turn right on Via Po Ning , where many traditional Chinese shops and businesses can be found.
The Old Tin Hau Temple, few minutes walk from the Jade Market, was built in 1880 and is one of the oldest temples in Kowloon. It is dedicated to Tin Hau (Matsu), goddess of the sea, protector of seafarers, and one of the most popular deities in Hong Kong.
From the temple, you can walk or take the MTR to Mong Kok area, where some of the best markets in Hong Kong in the street you can find:
As its name suggests, the market for ladies who specializes in women’s clothing, accessories, cosmetics and the like, although you can find more than one hearing some sales for men and children’s products, including toys , clothing, bags, jeans and watches just to name a few. . .
Sai Yeung Choi Street South offers consumer electronics stores on the street and climb over the libraries.
Fa Yuen Street is concentrated large number of retailers of sports equipment and clothing, while Fa Yuen Street Market, in the northern part of Fa Yuen Street, is full of shops selling bargain priced trendy and casual clothing for men, women and children.
While in Mong Kok, you must also make a point to visit the Goldfish Market, Flower Market and Yuen Po Street Bird Garden (or simply “Bird Garden”), where there are dozens of shops and hundreds of birds birds birds in cages exquisitely crafted color can be seen. . .
Mong Kok is also filled with many authentic restaurants and restaurants where you can sample some local delicacies at reasonable prices:
Curry King in the 88 streets of soybean is a paradise for curry, which serves a wide selection of delicious curries of different Asian cuisine.
Satay king, the lord of the market, specializing in Southeast Asian satays.
Mongkok Fung Shing Restaurant, 749 Nathan Road, known for its excellent dim-sum and crispy chicken delicious.
Lucky Corner Restaurant, Sai Yeung Choi Street South 146, is a rather humble restaurant that serves some of the best Wonton Noodles in Hong Kong during the years.
Little Sheep (4th floor, 16 Argyle Street) is one of the restaurants in the pot more popular in Hong Kong.
Kei Fu Wah Restaurant King Center, offers exquisite multi-course Chinese meal.
That’s it. . . You can now take the MTR to Central, which connects Hong Kong station (there is a pedestrian crossing) and continue with the Airport Express back to Hong Kong airport.
World Class Hong Kong Hotels
Thursday, August 12th, 2010The “city of contrasts,” the “best city” in Asia are some of the names given to Hong Kong and a favorite of tourists from Southeast Asia. For once, it was a small group of fishing villages in the past has become a modern and vibrant. Hong Kong comprises 260 islands, located on the southeast coast of China. Hong Kong is going to surprise everyone with its ancient history, rich history and vibrant lifestyle. It s a world class city, which is a perfect example of the fusion of Chinese traditions with Western ways. The mixture to make new and old, gathered from east to west of the country a distinctive character.
The great city of Hong Kong has a secular history and traditions that have become a modern and progressive. Prepare to experience the magical city when you take the tour of the city. During the journey to explore the unique, rich history, colorful together to have a look to the future, urging the country. One of the worlds most advanced cities, large forested hills, offering works of living art are just some of the secrets waiting to be explored. It is a beautiful place, there are many places and monuments to discover, on vacation in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, the New Territories and islands are the four major regions Hong Kong is divided into.
Hong Kong trip holds many secrets and pleasures for most travelers and draws a picture different for everyone. For some, the city is an ancient civilization and modern metropolis and a certain exciting. And “true in all cases, the city has kept its traditions intact brilliantly and adapt technological improvements and changing progressive ideas. Even hotels in Hong Kong follows the idea of mixing tradition and modern spirit. The city has become famous for its luxury hotels, with many hotels in Hong Kong to earn it a five star quality and service. With most all hotels have a reputation for excellent accommodation accommodation, but make life difficult to choose one. However, the site is not just for luxury hotels, there is room for everyone.
Hong Kong is a fascinating destination that offers accommodation in various styles and budgets. Hotels in Hong Kong come in choices of luxury accommodation in one of the rooms are cheap. Hong Kong Hotel offers excellent facilities and services for travelers to this region. The city has no shortage of hotels and accommodation options when visiting the beautiful region. Looking for a stay in a luxury hotel in Hong Kong Hong Kong Island is home to many luxury hotels, which offers. Room for options accessible region Kowloon and New Territories are a good choice. Hostels are the perfect place to stay cheap for backpackers.
Asia Travel Hong Kong Nunnery Chinese Garden & Wetlands
Saturday, July 31st, 2010
Hong Kong part 3. Chi Lin Nunnery is a Buddhist nunnery, with a beautiful Chinese garden. The buildings have been built in the Tang Dynasty style architecture. They are the only ones with wooden rooftops in modern Hong Kong. And the Hong Kong Wetlands. First song by Andy Lau, second by Simon and Garfunkel.
Hong Kong
Wednesday, July 21st, 2010
Hong Kong Travel – A Multitude of Indulgences within a Truly Diverse Country
Sunday, July 18th, 2010One of the most visited regions of Asia, Hong Kong has everything you need to rest and relax with delight in other activities such as shopping, leisure and adventure. Located in southern China, Hong Kong is a haven of discovery that blends the tastes of traditional Chinese culture to the rich heritage of the British colony. As a country historically and culturally diverse, Hong Kong offers much to the discerning tourist. With the likes of Hong Kong Island Island, Lantu and the New Territories, there is much to see and do trips around the country. Acting as a time capsule of history, many regions of the island of Hong Kong still has the features of British colonization, which was present in the country until 1984. Known around the world as a center for business, this great country has many hidden secrets waiting to be discovered. When in Hong Kong Island, passengers have cultural attractions and festivals held throughout the year. These include the likes of the Chinese (lunar) New Year, the Spring Lantern Festival, Moon Festival, Hong Kong Arts Festival, the Festival of man of letters and more. Also, there are many places to visit in the mainland and the island. Lantau Island offers visitors beautiful beaches, many religious destinations, such as the Tian Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery, with leisure attractions such as Hong Kong Disneyland, Lantau Hiking and nature lovers and inspire largest lake in Lake synthesis in Hong Kong. In the largest expatriate community in Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island offers many attractions and activities to do while on the island, whether shopping, dining and sightseeing. Hong Kong Island offers many attractions for nature travelers or leisure. With attractions like The Peak, Man Mo Temple, Lan Kwai Fong, and in shopping areas like high retail or street markets, the island is full of hustle and bustle of being a metro. Visit the endless delights waiting to be discovered within this great nation, while the entry into luxury hotels in Hong Kong of the likes of The Langham Hotel Hong Kong. This luxury hotel in Hong Long not only offers guests accommodation in 5 stars, but also participates in offering a real service for the first time during their stay.
Hong Kong Transit: an Overnight Stop in Asia’s World City
Thursday, July 15th, 2010After removal of customs and immigration, proceed with the luggage at the “meeters and Greeters Hall ‘, where you can save your cart or bag until you return…
Buy an Octopus card Airport Express counter in the Arrivals Hall: This electronic stored value card is accepted in most public transport and make life easier when you travel around Hong Kong and will not have to change small. . .
Now you can catch the express train from the airport, who travels to Hong Kong Station, or take a bus (travel A11/N11 Causeway Bay, Wanchai and Central – Hong Kong Island, while traveling in A21/N21 Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui – Kowloon)
In Kowloon
The Symphony of Lights “is an orchestrated night light, sound and laser show featured in 37 key buildings on both sides of Victoria Harbour. Winner of the world’s largest permanent light and sound “by Guinness World Records, this show is held every night at 8:00 pm and is best viewed in Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront Promenade (You can also enjoy Golden Bauhinia Square in Wan Chai on Hong Kong Island).
Not far away, in the Jordan, Temple Street Night Market is a good place to take a deal and feel a bit ‘of a real market setting in Hong Kong … Lit positions are selling all I can think … , and there are more than a few food stalls and restaurants around where you can enjoy tasty, simple Chinese.
The market is open daily p.m. 4:00 to 23:00 (although it is only open from 7:00 onwards).
Mong Kok area, north of Tsim Sha Tsui and Jordan, is famous for its street markets and shops open till late. It is also filled with many authentic restaurants and restaurants where you can sample some local delicacies at reasonable prices.
Ladies Market ‘at Tung Choi Street and Sai Yeung Choi Street in parallel are the best in the South Mong Kok shopping streets open end.
The Tsim Sha Tsui area (between the Marina and night market in Jordan) is the most vibrant and bustling district of Kowloon … especially at night when the streets are full of diners and party goers. It is a fact, Tsim Sha Tsui, has a different wine and eat some constituencies:
smaller version Knutsford Terrace, a small terrace street full of bars, pubs and restaurants, Tsim Sha Tsui, Lan Kwai Fong (although the atmosphere is more relaxed …).
Hillwood Road, north of Kimberley Road and Knutsford Terrace, was nicknamed “Hillwood Soho” and has some good Chinese restaurants and Asian, along with some fine coffee. . .
Ashley Road Wanchai seems a bit “of Lockhart Road, with a good mix of restaurants, bars and nightlife (forget about the girls, however …).
class restaurants and a nice bar, can be found at major hotels in Tsim Sha Tsui, and shopping centers. . .
On the island of Hong Kong
Victoria Peak (or simply “The Peak”) is one of the most popular tourist attractions of Hong Kong. The views of the world-class city and the port are simply spectacular. . . especially at night when the skyscrapers are countless millions of bright flashing lights. . .
The Peak Tram is the most popular (and scenic) way to reach the top. Open every day until midnight and goes the entire distance in about seven minutes. You can upload the valley station on Garden Road, just 10-15 minutes walk from Hong Kong (Airport Express) or Central MTR.
Up above, there are a variety of restaurants, cafes and shops.
Causeway Bay shopping district of fashion in Hong Kong. The relatively compact area around the Causeway Bay MTR Station is home to some of the city’s best shops, warehouses, shopping malls and luxury shops. Causeway Bay Hong Kong yuppies city as a barometer “of fashion” – the place to go when you want to know what’s new and “.” . .
In addition to a host of trendy shops and glitzy shopping malls, Causeway Bay has more than a few good restaurants, cafes and nightclubs.
modern commercial area of Hong Kong – Central, was conquered by gleaming skyscrapers that house the Asia-Pacific, international corporations, along with bank management, foreign consulates and fashionable shopping centers.
Thanks to its “international environment and rich buyers, Central concentrates some of the hottest restaurants in Hong Kong, as a fad Four Seasons Hotel, Tuscany, breadsticks and Le Parisien, among others …
Only stonethrow of Central, Lan Kwai Fong (LKF often abbreviated) arena nightlife is probably the most popular and famous in Hong Kong: the small square of streets, formed from the “L” Lan Kwai Fong and the nearby Via D ‘ Aguilar Street, is full of bars, pubs, clubs and some excellent restaurants make it a popular choice for locals, expatriates and tourists.
Always close to Central (and LKF), the SoHo neighborhood is another popular wine and dine. Unlike Lan Kwai Fong, Wan Chai and some areas of the nightlife of Hong Kong the other, SoHo-style restaurant is more comfortable bistro and bar, where you can spend a romantic evening, or an outdoor cafe, while life is step on the road. . .
Lockhart Road Wanchai (Wan Chai), along with some of the roads around it, a form of spheres of the nightlife of Hong Kong most popular nightclubs, which is the feminine side of the bars, chic restaurants and cafes informal … No matter what if you want, you may find in Wanchai.
This is the night life of Hong Kong, in a nutshell … (After all, is only one item, not a book). We hope you find your parked in the city of Asia.