Hong Kong, a dazzling international metropolis, is a fusion of Eastern and Western cultures, boasting numerous attractions that are highly coveted by tourists. Each scenic spot has its own unique charm and characteristics, whether it is natural scenery or cultural landscape, it is worth exploring and experiencing for tourists. The following is a brief introduction to the main tourist attractions in Hong Kong:

Main History
Under Qin and Han it was part of Nanhai Commandery. The 1842 Treaty of Nanking ceded Hong Kong Island, the 1860 Convention of Peking ceded Kowloon, and the 1898 Second Convention leased the New Territories for 99 years. On 1 July 1997 Hong Kong returned to China and became a Special Administrative Region under “One Country, Two Systems”.

Latitude & Longitude
City centre: 22°17′ N, 114°09′ E.

Total Area
1,106 km² (Hong Kong Island 80.7 km², Kowloon 46.9 km², New Territories 978.4 km²).

Permanent Resident Population
≈ 7.338 million (end-2023).

Airports
2 airports: Hong Kong International Airport (HKG, Chek Lap Kok) and Shek Kong Airfield (military, minimal civil charter).

Main Railway Stations
2 principal stations: Hong Kong West Kowloon (high-speed rail) and Hung Hom (inter-city/commuter).

Metro Opening & Network
First MTR line opened 1 October 1979; as of June 2025 ten lines (MTR, Light Rail & Airport Express) are in operation.

Geographic Position in China
Southern China, east bank of the Pearl River estuary, bordering Shenzhen, facing the South China Sea—core of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

Geographic Features
75 % hills and mountains; highest peak Tai Mo Shan 957 m. A deeply indented coastline with Victoria Harbour and 263 outlying islands.

Climate Characteristics
South-subtropical maritime monsoon: mild dry winters, hot humid summers, humidity >75 %; typhoon season July–September.

Months of the Four Seasons
Spring: March–April
Summer: May–September
Autumn: October–November
Winter: December–February

Annual Average Temperature
≈ 23.3 °C.

Annual Average Precipitation
≈ 2,431 mm.

Best Times to Visit
October–December and March–April—dry and pleasant; travel is possible year-round outside typhoon days.

Peak Tourist Seasons
October–December (shopping festivals + Christmas lights), Chinese New Year Golden Week, July–August summer holidays.

Major Tourist Attractions
Victoria Harbour, Victoria Peak, Hong Kong Disneyland, Ocean Park, Avenue of Stars, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Lan Kwai Fong.

Main Shopping Streets & Areas
Causeway Bay (Causeway Bay, Wan Chai District) and Tsim Sha Tsui Harbour City (Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon).

Signature Local Specialties
Hong Kong-style milk tea, pineapple bun, fish-ball noodles, egg waffles, cart-noodle, Hong Kong roast meats.

The Peak: Overlooking the panoramic view of Hong Kong, especially the magnificent night view of Victoria Harbour, it is an excellent place to experience the urban scenery of Hong Kong.

Victoria Harbour: One of the world's three major night views, with bright lights on both sides of the high-rise buildings. Taking the Star Ferry to tour the harbor is a classic experience.

Hong Kong Disneyland: a fairy-tale-like paradise with multiple themed areas where you can interact with Disney cartoon characters, making it suitable for the whole family to enjoy.

Ocean Park: It integrates marine animal displays, amusement facilities and exciting performances. The dolphin and sea lion performances are very popular.

Lantau Island and the Giant Buddha at the Temple of Heaven: Lantau Island boasts beautiful natural scenery, while the Giant Buddha at the Temple of Heaven is the world's largest outdoor bronze sitting Buddha, offering a sense of tranquility and solemnity.

Causeway Bay: a famous shopping area in Hong Kong, which is synonymous with fashion trends and home to numerous shopping malls and brands.

Mong Kok: A bustling shopping and food street district, full of urban atmosphere, is a good place to experience local life in Hong Kong.

Avenue of Stars: a scenic spot commemorating the development of Hong Kong's film industry, with numerous star handprints and sculptures on the ground, allowing visitors to experience the atmosphere of film culture.

Repulse Bay: a famous beach in Hong Kong, with fine sand and clear water, is an ideal place to enjoy leisure time.

Lan Kwai Fong: A bar street full of exotic atmosphere, with bright lights at night, is a good place to experience Hong Kong's nightlife and taste fine wine.

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