Hong Kong Travel Guide

Hong-Kong is fabulous one symbiosis of the oriental and western cultural influences, where the ancient and the modern meet in every place of street. It is also a territory in the unsuspected natural wealth.
Hong-Kong is situated on the southeast coast of China, in the mouth of the river of Pearls, in front of South China Sea. The surface of the territory, which includes the island of Hong-Kong, the peninsula of Kowloon and the New Territories is 1 104 km ². The Hong Kong Bay, which is situated in the heart of the territory, separates the island of Hong-Kong of Kowloon and beyond the New Territories which extend until the border with the mainland China. The New Territories cover the biggest part of the surface of Hong-Kong and include also more than 260 islands, in particular that of Lantau where is situated the airport.
In spite of the density of its urban zones, more than 70 % of the total surface of Hong-Kong consists of rural zones, among which 40 % are easily accessible protected natural reserves.
What is it absolutely necessary to see in Hong-Kong?
The peak Victoria, The avenue of the Stars and the Symphony of the lights, The Big Buddha, Open-air markets (Ladies market, night-market of Temple Street, the market in the jade(jade object), the flower market, in birds or in goldfish), Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin's temple, Aberdeen and Jumbo Kingdom, Repulse Bay, Stanley Market and Murray House, Hollywood Road / Temple of Man Mo, Sai Kung, Museum of History of Hong-Kong.