According to ethnicityology.com, the first tour of Hong Kong is most often a trip on the Star Ferry ferry, which sails along the picturesque Victoria Bay between the islands of Kowloon and Hong Kong. You can see the amazingly beautiful panorama of the island by visiting Victoria Park, where you can take the funicular to its highest point. An interesting attraction is also the Aberdeen area, which is known for its city on the water and unusual floating restaurants. There are also a huge number of museums here: the Museum of Medical Sciences, the Police Museum and, of course, the world-famous Madame Tussauds Wax Museum. The Kowloon Peninsula is not inferior in terms of the number of attractions and business activity to Hong Kong Island itself. The most popular places for tourists here are the temples of Tsim Sha Tsui and Wong Tai, the Museum of Fine Arts. You should definitely go on an excursion to the park – “The Walled City”. In this park, the rarest relics of the Qing Dynasty are on display for all to see, on its territory there is also a huge chessboard and many interesting places for plant lovers (greenhouse, bonsai garden). In the northern part of the district is located a unique place for Hong Kong – “New Territories”. Unlike other places, here you will not meet crowds of noisy people, business centers and huge concrete buildings. Time has stood still on this piece of land, here, like hundreds of years ago, ordinary people live in fishing villages, around a beautiful landscape, ancient monasteries, crystal clear water in the bays and white sand beaches, and rest in these places is one of the best. In addition to foreign tourists, residents of Greater Hong Kong very often come here, to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. There are also many museums here (Railway Museum, Art Museum), and Lantau Island is home to the largest bronze Buddha statue in the world. Those who want to see the life of Hong Kong’s elite can visit the Admiralty. Here you will find first-class restaurants and shops. If you are traveling with children or are interested in the underwater world, then you should definitely visit Ocean Park. Many people rightly call this place the most beautiful in Hong Kong. The territory of the park is full of interesting places, here is the longest external escalator, a theater with dolphins, a fascinating aquarium with sharks and a children’s water park. and Lantau Island is home to the largest bronze Buddha statue in the world. Those who want to see the life of Hong Kong’s elite can visit the Admiralty. Here you will find first-class restaurants and shops. If you are traveling with children or are interested in the underwater world, then you should definitely visit Ocean Park. Many people rightly call this place the most beautiful in Hong Kong. The territory of the park is full of interesting places, here is the longest external escalator, a theater with dolphins, a fascinating aquarium with sharks and a children’s water park. and Lantau Island is home to the largest bronze Buddha statue in the world. Those who want to see the life of Hong Kong’s elite can visit the Admiralty. Here you will find first-class restaurants and shops. If you are traveling with children or are interested in the underwater world, then you should definitely visit Ocean Park. Many people rightly call this place the most beautiful in Hong Kong. The territory of the park is full of interesting places, here is the longest external escalator, a theater with dolphins, a fascinating aquarium with sharks and a children’s water park. Many people rightly call this place the most beautiful in Hong Kong. The territory of the park is full of interesting places, here is the longest external escalator, a theater with dolphins, a fascinating aquarium with sharks and a children’s water park. Many people rightly call this place the most beautiful in Hong Kong. The territory of the park is full of interesting places, here is the longest external escalator, a theater with dolphins, a fascinating aquarium with sharks and a children’s water park.
National Cuisine of Hong Kong
In Hong Kong, you can find dishes from almost any culinary school in China. In addition to Chinese culinary schools, their own are widely developed here, the cooking in which is unique and is carried out according to a special recipe. Hong Kong cuisine differs from the so-called “mainland” in that it uses a greater number of different seafood. More than half of the cooking time is spent processing and preparing food. Raw dishes, just like in China, are practically not used here, even vegetables can be cooked. The widespread use of rice, corn and vegetables, which are present in almost every dish, is nationwide, and various cereals are used as a substitute for bread and as a side dish.
