Hong Kong combines eastern and western cultures. The city displays modern skyscrapers, temples, restaurants, and street markets. The contrast between tradition and modernity shapes its urban landscape.
Hong Kong Island, China
The highest mountain of Hong Kong at 552 meters provides views of the skyline, harbor and surrounding islands.
Lantau Island, China
The 34-meter bronze statue sits on a lotus throne and weighs 250 tons, accessible by climbing 268 steps.
Victoria Harbour, China
This ferry service has transported passengers between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon across Victoria Harbour since 1888.
Yau Ma Tei, China
The street market opens daily at 6 PM and sells souvenirs, clothes, electronics and street food until midnight.
Lantau Island, Hong Kong
Theme park with seven areas, carousels, roller coasters and daily parades featuring Disney characters.
Central, Hong Kong
This district with restaurants, bars and clubs attracts people from across the city.
Wong Tai Sin, Hong Kong
Taoist temple with altars, prayer halls and gardens visited daily by worshippers.
Mong Kok, Hong Kong
One kilometer long street market with stalls selling clothes, bags, jewelry and electronic devices.
Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
The museum presents 400 years of history from the Stone Age to modern metropolis through artifacts and multimedia exhibitions.
Central, Hong Kong
An urban park with ponds, aviary, conservatory and tai chi garden situated between modern skyscrapers.
Southern District, Hong Kong
A theme park with aquariums, dolphins, pandas and rides spread across 91.5 hectares of land.
Diamond Hill, Hong Kong
A Tang Dynasty garden with pavilions, ponds, bonsai trees and a golden pagoda temple.
Hong Kong, China
This bay in southern Hong Kong features a long sandy beach with clear water and mountains in the background.
Lantau, Hong Kong, China
The cable car connects Tung Chung with Ngong Ping plateau over a distance of 5.7 kilometers.
Kowloon, Hong Kong, China
The 44-meter red brick tower was built in 1915 as part of the former Kowloon railway station.
Hong Kong, China
This funicular railway has operated since 1888 from Central to Victoria Peak, climbing 400 meters in elevation.
Mong Kok, Hong Kong
The traditional market displays numerous songbirds in bamboo cages, surrounded by a Chinese garden with pavilions.
Sha Tin, Hong Kong
The temple complex contains 13000 Buddha statues made of gold and ceramic, distributed across five levels on the hillside.
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
The 8.5 kilometer mountain trail runs along ridges with views of the coast, beaches and offshore islands.
Aberdeen Harbor, Hong Kong
A multi-story restaurant on water with green and red pagoda roofs serves Cantonese seafood.
Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
The museum features 500 exhibits about physics, robotics, transportation and biology. Visitors can conduct experiments and discover natural laws.
Tin Shui Wai, Hong Kong
Nature reserve spanning 60 hectares where over 200 bird species and various amphibians live. The area contains mangroves and freshwater wetlands.
Central, Hong Kong
Former police quarters transformed into a creative center. The building houses design studios, galleries, restaurants and retail shops.
Eastern District, Hong Kong
Residential complex of five connected buildings with 1000 apartments. The vertical architecture represents typical Hong Kong housing conditions.
Kowloon City, Hong Kong
This district contains over 100 restaurants specializing in Thai, Chiu Chow, and Cantonese cuisines, along with street food vendors.
Lantau Island, Hong Kong
Traditional fishing community where houses stand on stilts above the water, with a market selling dried seafood and local specialties.
Lantau Island, Hong Kong
Sandy beach stretching 500 meters along the coast features clear water, mountain views and public facilities for swimming.
Sai Wan Ho, Hong Kong
Cultural institution storing 41,000 film materials, including prints, posters and documents from Hong Kong cinema since the 1900s.
Mong Kok, Hong Kong
The flower market extends across several streets with shops and stalls selling cut flowers, potted plants, bonsai trees and gardening supplies.
Southern District, Hong Kong
This island south of Hong Kong Island houses 86,000 residents in 1.3 square kilometers with residential towers and an industrial area.