Travel to Hong Kong

Honeymoon in Hong Kong can be lifetime knowledge for newly married couples. If you are look for a fine place to spend some magnificent time with your spouse, visit Hong Kong. With its numerous tourism places, laughter parks, chic shopping destination and several other places of interest you will certainly have a great Honeymoon in Hong Kong. If you want to get cozy away from the infuriating crowd, the quaint fishing villages and sandy strips of beaches are now ideal for you. The South Bay Beach with its trait quaintness would surely be valued by couples. Tai Long Wan Beach advantaged with verdant foliage is another favorite place of visitors.

Hong Kong Romantic Travel

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Honeymoon in Hong Kong

1. Stanley Beach

Stanley is a village on the south of Hong Kong Island. The village is well urbanized, with a host of western style bars and restaurants lining the waterfront.

2. Lo So Shing Beach

While it may take modest leg work to get here, this secluded spot on Lamma Island boasts crystal clear water and a beautiful strip of sand.

3. Sai Kung Beach

A great daytrippers option. Sai Kung takes a little more effort to reach as it is in the eastern part of the New Territories.

Summer (late May to mid-September)

Hot and humid with temperatures ranging from 26oC-33oC (78oF-91oF) and humidity near 86 per cent. Short sleeves and cotton clothes should be worn with a lightweight sweater for indoors as restaurants tend to set air-conditioning on high. An umbrella or hat is useful to ward off the sun. Winter (mid-December to February) Winters are mild with low humidity at 72 per cent. Though the hotness ranging from 14oC-20oC (57oF-68oF), the mercury can drop to 10oC (50oF). Occasional chills make woolens and overcoats necessary

Romantic Hotels in Hong Kong

When traveling as a couple, you merit the finest service and attention to ensure that your trip is enchanting, passionate and idealistic. We've researched the best luxury hotels in Hong Kong, and advocate the next list as the most romantic and elite hotels in Hong Kong. Whether a small country inn or forested lodge, a classic elegant hotel or a beach resort, a hidden boutique or showy exotic belongings - certain hotels offer a little incredible special for couples receiving away from it all. Private and intimate help define romantic accommodation - where couples can be alone while still getting all of the thought they deserve.

Hong Kong travel tips

Hong Kong, which sits at the mouth of the Zhu Jiang (Pearl River), was a colony and then a addiction of Great Britain from 1841 until 1997, when it was reunited with China and Beijing as a Special Administrative Region.

Under the overriding Basic Law, Beijing allows a high degree of economic and democratic autonomy in Hong Kong with free market export and a free media, although there are various issues that cause friction between the two social systems and uncertainty among investor.

It is unfortunate that many of the fashion designers and teachers agree that the unknown fashions in Thailand and many countries in Asia, and taken influences from Hong Kong. Hong Kong is only a small island, but the task forces in full. Hong Kong is the third most important financial center and a bank of the world after New York and London, also located in the deep sea port of the core region. Therefore, many people come and provide modern technology and innovative, as well as knowledge appropriate for this small island to all the time.

In our country, and Hong Kong have been popular and fashionable places to shop already for a long time. If you do not think, in an attempt to verify the origin of cold areas such as Siam Square Thai Airways market, Bonn Marchmarket etc. And most of them claim to have in this direction clothing direct from Hong Kong, where he flies to the owners of these shops there are about 2-3 times a month. Hong Kong has been subject to some of the cultures of East and West alike as well as leading brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Prada, and Bali, and Loew, Dolce - Gabbana, Balenciaga, as well as local brands and designers.

This is a summit for all brands with branches in Hong Kong. Shopping areas can be found on almost every street, and shopping can be started immediately after the exit of any train station. For example, the Principality of the region's full of shops and supermarkets that need more than a week to end the exploration. The local population to pass through the fashion of these things daily, and soon became part of their lives and, accordingly, adopted in their own style. This makes Hong Kong people in the cold and look better.

On average, and Hong Kong people have a salary of 100,000 baht, or U.S. $ 1250) per month and have no cause for concern because of transport charges, which are usually used on the subway or Mauritania (mass transit railway), and the owners of millions just to buy a car. Therefore, to save people significant money to spend on something cold, such as fashion. (Real Madrid), Hong Kong people dress up as if they had graduated from the regiment, Elle magazines. Dress up all nice in different ways. Fortunately, the Hong Kong people willing to be a mixture of several cultures that there is no challenge like all could be approved.

We can see the hip-hop band the large Nike sports shirt and limited edition Adidas skateboard shoes to walk side by side with that hello girls who are fully covered by the brand names, Dolce - Gabbana skin tight dress, Emilio Pucci snake skin jacket, Jimmy Choo shoes and handbag Goce another season without any sense of funny. It is appropriate here, but none wearing girls boys completely. These are mostly male, such as dress up models from the magazine as well. He benefit of the man they could have piles of clothes and graceful and not be accused because they might have if they live in some other countries. Whether they are big sunglasses, shiny leather footwear or bags bearing the trademarks, and Hong Kong young people to go to everything.

Another advantage of Hong Kong is the weather. There was good weather in winter and summer (as opposed to Thailand in the summer, but the 3 levels, and hot, and hotter and hotter. Therefore, in accordance with the change this season from the top of tanks and short skirts in the summer, a small furry coat to, the Order of the shoe in the winter. It could be argued that fashion always keep pace with European trends. For example, a large balloon dress with a belt and a pair of shoes is a serious blow this season, and Hong Kong girls wearing all without defect. Any person who wants to go to Hong Kong, do not forget to make the best costumes to compete with the local population and Not only controversial, it accused of being "good only for shopping but not in the good clothes,"

Hong Kong is a major tourist destination with its blend of Chinese culture and western influences. Historically, Hong Kong has had a turbulent past with British rule, the Japanese invasion during the Second World War and most recently, the handover of Hong Kong from the British to China in 1997 when the 99 year lease expired.

Hong Kong's population is predominantly Chinese with the vast majority practicing Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. There is also a sizeable Christian community as well as Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs. Festivals take place throughout the year and anyone visiting Hong Kong should check the festival calendar to make the most of his or her trip. Many festivals are very lively and colorful with the Chinese New Year being particularly spectacular.

Hong Kong has so many major attractions and tourists visiting for the first time may find it difficult to choose from the variety of attractions on offer if they are only visiting for a short time. To make the most of Hong Kong's attractions, a week is usually enough to take in most of the major sights. Fortunately Hong Kong has a modern, clean and efficient transport system with its Mass Transit Railway (MTR) and Kowloon Canton Railways (KCR) allowing visitors to reach most of the main sights quickly and cheaply. The Star Ferry linking Tsim Sha Tsui, Central District and Wan Chai is a must see with its' spectacular views of the harbour.

For families with children, Hong Kong has two huge amusement parks with Ocean Park lying in the southern district and Disneyland which is based on Lantau Island. Other visitor attractions include the panoramic views of Hong Kong and its' harbour from Victoria Peak which can be reached by taking the peak tram. The views of the harbour at night time are particularly breathtaking. For shoppers, Hong Kong is a shopping paradise with its' Ladies Market, Temple Street Market in Kowloon and Mongkok which is the largest shopping centre in Hong Kong. For people who want to sun bathe and relax, there are some beautiful beaches at Repulse Bay. Finally no visit to Hong Kong would be complete without a visit to Lantau Island to see the Tian Tan Buddha and the Po Lin Monastery. The Buddha is the largest outdoor bronze statue in the world but visitors will have to walk up 260 steps to see the statue up close.

These are just some of the wonders of Hong Kong and anyone visiting for the first time will have their senses overwhelmed by the sights, sounds and tastes of this wonderful destination. Further information about Hong Kong can be found at gotravelhongkong.com. As with any other popular destination, Hong Kong is a very busy tourist destination throughout the year and it is always wise to book your hotel or arrange your travel plans in advance to avoid disappointment. For travellers or holiday makers lucky enough to stay in Hong Kong for longer periods than one week, the islands offer a wealth of entertainment, temples, historical sights, Chinese and international cuisine, festivals and breath-taking scenery to make your visit a memorable one.

Vibrant as it is diverse, Hong Kong is fast becoming one of Asia’s premier holiday destinations for the masses. With its sky-piercing landscapes, chockfull of department stores, mega malls, theme parks and funky neighbourhoods, Hong Kong also offers a variety of activities especially enticing for families.

When you think of family fun, one cannot forget Hong Kong Disneyland. With a host of all those spectacular attractions that Disneyland is globally renowned for, Fantasyland, Adventureland, Tomorrowland and Main Street USA await both the young and the young at heart with open arms. Complete with fireworks, the Lion King Broadway show, Sleeping Beauty Castle, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Mickey's PhilharMagic, the Cinderella Carrousel and Dumbo the Flying Elephant are some of the park’s best loved attractions. Along with traditional Disney parades and mind-blowing rides such as Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, Hong Kong Disneyland is a treat for all who dare to imagine and immerse themselves in the rich tradition of this entertainment powerhouse.

Among the many family oriented activities available on the island a trip to the Peak is an absolute must. Offering families a lot more than the breathtaking 360 degree scenes available at Lions View Point Pavilion and Lugard Road Lookout in the shape of fine dining and shopping opportunities, a trip on the century old Peak Tram is a not be missed event when viewing the Peak in all its glory. Climbing 1200 feet above the ground kids and adults alike will get the unique opportunity to view the city from a 45 degree angle while the Peak Tram Historical Gallery also offers guests a glimpse into the evolution of this special form of transportation. Madame Tussaud’s Hong Kong is another hotspot with its life-like celebrity figures where children can take snaps with their favourite stars and superheroes.

Ocean Park is another favourite spot for families on vacation as it offers an educational and fun filled encounter with wildlife and Hong Kong’s giant pandas. Spread out over 25,000 square metres the Amazing Asian Animals section is a treasure trove of Asia’s beloved creatures while other must-see highlights include Goldfish Treasures and Panda Village which houses 60 species of birds, turtles, Chinese alligators and quirky otters. The Panda Kingdom Shop and Panda Cafe are also great for souvenirs and trinkets of the park’s famed residents Ying Ying and Le Le who call the Giant Panda Adventure Facility home. The Sky Fair, Dolphin Encounter Programme, Ocean Theatre, and the Behind-The-Scenes tour also offer interactive experiences for the whole family. Hong Kong Wetlands Park is also a hotspot for kids in addition to the Ngong Ping 360 cable ride experience.

Noah’s Ark on Ma Wan Island is another unique attraction with its whopping 270,000 square feet reconstruction of the Bible’s Noah’s Ark complete with a 4D theatre where kids can learn about the Great Flood. A museum, educational tours, programmes and facilities are also located within the ark to offer an informative experience that is both engaging and memorable.

With over 500 exhibits the Hong Kong Science Museum is also a great place for families with over 70% of the exhibits being hands-on, interactive items. Children will get to learn science the fun way while blowing foamy bubbles of soap, playing with home ware and circuits while the museum also houses a 72 feet high energy machine that is one of the biggest of its kind. The Hong Kong Space Museum with its state-of-the-art SXRD projectors, digital planetarium, Hall of Astronomy and Hall of Space Science will inspire the wannabe astronaut in all children. 

Other illustrious museums that are suited for families include the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence and the Hong Kong History Museum where the island’s vibrant legacy is traced through the centuries. The Golden Bauhinia Square is another point of interest as families can watch the majestic flag raising ceremony in the mornings which takes place amidst pomp and grandeur next to the Forever Blooming Bauhinia sculpture. The Police Silver Band and Police Pipe Band also perform during this daily ritual which adds to the ceremonious air of the affair.

The Langham Hong Kong is well suited for families in search of a child-friendly luxury hotel in Hong Kong. Charmingly designed and decorated in keeping with modern sensitivities, this idyllic accommodation is a premier luxury Hong Kong hotel.

One of the most visited regions of Asia, Hong Kong boasts of everything necessary for rest and relaxation along with dabbling in other activities such as shopping, leisure and adventure. Located on the southern area of China, Hong Kong is a wonderland of discovery that mixes the likes of traditional Chinese culture to the rich heritage left behind by the British Colony.

Being a historically and culturally diverse country, Hong Kong offers much to discerning tourist. With the likes of the Hong Kong Island, Lantua Island and the New Territories, there is much to see and more to do while travelling the country. Acting as a time capsule of history, many regions of Hong Kong Island still hold traits of the British Colonisation, which was present in the country until 1984. Known to the world as a business hub, this great country has many hidden secrets that are waiting to be discovered.

When in the Hong Kong Island, travellers are provided with cultural attractions such as the many festivals that occur throughout the year. These include the likes of the Chinese (Lunar) New Year, Spring Lantern Festival, Moon Festival, Hong Kong Arts Festival, The Man Literary Festival and much more. Furthermore, there are many places to visit, on the mainland as well as the island. Lantau Island offers tourists beautiful beaches, many religious destinations such as the Tian Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery along with other recreational attractions such as Hong Kong Disneyland, Lantau Trail for hiking and nature enthusiasts, as well as Inspiration Lake the largest synthetic lake in Hong Kong. Home to Hong Kong’s largest expatriate community, the Hong Kong Island offers many attractions and activities to do while in the island, be it shopping, dining or sightseeing. Hong Kong Island also offers travellers many attractions be it nature or recreation. With attractions such as The Peak, Man Mo Temple, Lan Kwai Fong and many shopping destinations at the likes of high retail outlets or street markets, the island is filled with the hustle and bustle of being a metropolitan.

Visit the endless delights that are waiting to be discovered within this great nation while taking up luxury accommodation in Hong Kong at the likes of the The Langham Hotel Hong Kong. This Hong Long luxury hotel not only offers guests 5 star accommodations but also partakes in offering a truly first class service during their stay.

Hong Kong is touted as one of the safest cities to travel in the world. It can come as a bit of a surprise when witnessing the teeming streets and incessant ebb and flow of people, but city planning and strict safety regulations ensure that this city of surprises remains a haven for travellers. From simple pleasures to the glitz and glamour of money and fame, Hong Kong takes it all in with ease.

A city that revels in displaying its heritage, Hong Kong's Heritage Museum is one place which should not be missed when visiting the country. Located in Sha Tin this museum also holds a place of significance in Hong Kong's traditional and cultural spheres. Although the museum is a relatively new addition to the landscape, it is the largest that has been built. Opened in 2000 by the Regional Council of Hong Kong, it is now under the management of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the Hong Kong Government. The museum was the design of The Hong Kong Architectural Services Department where the idea of this museum was to showcase the culture, history and art of the city.

The unique quality of the museum lies in the fact that this is not only an exhibition museum but that it also has various interactive programmes which are educational as well as entertaining. The exhibitions are housed in the museum's six galleries. These are permanent displays that showcase the massive collection amassed by the museum. These galleries go by names such as Children's Discovery Gallery, Chao Shao-an Gallery, New Territories Heritage Hall and Cantonese Opera Heritage Hall. Apart from this they also have six galleries which are thematic and showcase exhibitions for short periods of time. The museum also has a theatre that holds performances from time to time as well as cafes and shops for refreshments.

When looking to stay at a luxury hotel in Hong Kong one such hotel that can be recommended is The Langham Hong Kong. With distinctive style, a reputation for being among the best and also home to one of Hong Kong's renowned restaurants, Hong Kong restaurant, this is one hotel that will ensure that the guest is comfortable, pampered and relaxed throughout the stay.