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.
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Saturday, July 31st, 2010Hong 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.
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Tuesday, June 29th, 2010Travel to Hong Kong sightseeing
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010Female Monastery: The monastery is located in the ancient city of Hong Kong. Built in honor of the Taoist gods of literature (Man) and Martial Arts (Mo), sitting side by side on the altar. They symbolize the unity of education and strength.
Ocean Park / Middle Kingdom / Water World – these are different names of one of the most beautiful places in Hong Kong. You see here the longest escalator in the world, the Ocean Theatre with dolphins, an aquarium with sharks, reef fish exotarrium with the characters of children’s water park, the knowledge of the ancient history of 5,000 years in China with help of the stage and many others. Open from 10. 00-18. 00. The admission to the territory is $ 20. 00 for adults and $ 10. 00 for children under 12 years. Tour 4-6 hours (without lunch) and visit the main attractions for adults is $ 50. 00 for one child – $ 30. 00. With dinner – + 20 USD. 00.
Victoria Peak. On a clear day you can overlook the panoramic view of Hong Kong from an observation platform at a height of 373 meters. On top of the mountain peak can be taken with a mountain tram, exceeding the distance of 3.5 km in 8 minutes with an angle of 45-0. At the top of the peak there are restaurants and shops.
St. John `s Cathedral. The Anglican cathedral, surrounded by trees, was built in 1849. This is one of the oldest buildings of European architecture in Hong Kong. The piece ended in early 13th century English Gothic.
Tin Hau Temple (Yau Ma Tei). It is a Taoist monastery. Its main temple is dedicated to the Taoist sea goddess Tin Hau. E ‘was built over a century in Hong Kong. The symbol of the protection of marine and navy is the element located a few meters from the sea, creating the illusion of an underwater temple, leaving the sea.
Do you need a visa to travel to Hong Kong or the Phillipines?
Thursday, May 27th, 2010My brother is going to Hong Kong or the Philippines next year. What is needed, along with a passport to travel there. Do not be staying more than a month or so. I would appreciate anything you can tell me a trip to another country, also grazieLui is an American living in the U.S.
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Monday, May 24th, 2010
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Asia Travel Hong Kong Ocean Park
Tuesday, May 18th, 2010
Hong Kong part 2, Ocean Park. Features the dolphin & seal show. Song is Good Vibrations by the Beach Boys.
What’s It Like to Travel in Hong Kong
Saturday, May 15th, 2010I have to travel to Hong Kong? Hong Kong is one of the sites most popular travel site in Asia, and there are good reasons. Despite being a compact city has a fantastic nightlife on a par with resorts, and a peace that refers to the collection of Buddhist heritage in Hong Kong. If you are going to Asia, should stop in Hong Kong. Like the Philippines and India, Hong Kong is one of the best English-speaking regions in Asia. The locals, of course rare combination “of English in their counties, so it’s fairly easy ask for directions, finding restaurants, or negotiate on the market. Most of the residents of Hong Kong are very well versed educated in English, especially now with the English language as a second-taught in all schools in Hong Kong. Hong Kong is a fantastic destination for those who enjoy a variety of foods. It would be a great experience to try some special Dim Sum and other foods only to China. Some other great dishes from China, are chicken-lo-mein, Peking duck, stuffed scallops, delicious Tong Cho oysters, tofu dishes, fried whole trout, seafood and exotic soft-shell crabs covered tailed shrimp. Do not worry if you’re someone who needs food for the family to be happy? There are hundreds of McDonald’s and several Western-style restaurants offering American food and European level. Hong Kong is definitely the best deal in Asia , but is well worth it. You can stay in the dorms hostel to save money. Instead of eating in the restaurant every day, try eating real food budget in restaurants. A budget of about $ 250 Hong Kong a day is probably enough. But do not forget that Hong Kong is a shopping utopia, and may require willpower to avoid storng blowing through all your money!
Travel Hong Kong: Experience a Traditional ‘Wet Market’
Tuesday, May 11th, 2010
The first in our series of Hong Kong highlights. Experience a traditional ‘wet market’. **Warning** This is a live food market. Animal lovers, and the overly squeamish, are urged to view with caution.
travel to Hong Kong, how to survive there for two months?
Saturday, May 8th, 2010I want to travel to Hong Kong.Sto studying Chinese, but the school of languages at universities are expensive. I want to buy a plane ticket and try to survive for two mesi.qualche advice on where I stand and good advice from others?