Hong Kong at a glance
Hong Kong Island
The British originally settled on Hong Kong Island, only claiming Kowloon as their own decades later. As a result, the island is home to the main financial and business district as well as many of the city’s top restaura...more
Kowloon Peninsula
In many ways, Kowloon retains more of a traditional Chinese character than Hong Kong Island – lose yourself down the side streets of even the most touristic areas and you’ll find shops selling traditional Chinese medicin...more
New Territories
Although in the past couple of decades satellite towns have gradually appeared and grown in the area north of Kowloon Peninsula, stretching all the way to the border with mainland China, the New Territories remain largel...more
Outlying Islands
The two best-known islands are Lantau and Lamma (see separate articles) but there is a wealth of smaller destinations to discover. Cheung Chau is a favourite: pick up some prawns and a nice piece of fish at the island's ...more
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