Beautiful beaches, rolling hills and mountains and a skyline that stretches taller and wider than any skyline on the planet make Hong Kong one of the most popular cities to visit in China. 

A British territory until 1997, Hong Kong has a unique mix of Western and Eastern culture, differentiating it from other Chinese cities and towns.  If you are planning a trip to Hong Kong, get ready for a truly unique vacation experience, filled with culture, beauty and excitement.
If you are visiting Hong Kong with your children, then you should head over to Hong Kong Disneyland.  Hong Kong Disneyland is similar to Disneyland in the states, but it has a distinguished Chinese character to it that makes it a must-see spot for vacationers.  If your family is a fan of theme parks, then Ocean Park should be the next stop on your journey.  One of the major tourist attractions in Hong Kong, Ocean Park s a theme park and aquarium in one.
One of the most interesting things about Hong Kong is the way that modern architecture is melded seamlessly with traditional Chinese architecture.  The Wong Tai Sin Taoist temple is a sight for sore eyes, located right in the heart of the city.  Wong Tai Sin is most of the most renowned Chinese temples and is a must-see for Hong Kong tourists.
One of the most exciting times to visit Hong Kong is during the Chinese New Year in the winter.  Although many shops and restaurants are closed for the occasion, the amazing cultural experience of the parades and celebrations are inspiring and even life changing.  There are a variety of other festivals held in Hong Kong throughout the year that can be exciting as well, including the Spring Lantern Festival, the Moon Festival and the Western holidays of Halloween, Christmas and New Year’s Eve.
Hong Kong is famous for its dim sum, so when you are in Hong Kong take a trip to Maxim’s, Ho Choi, Lin Heung or Tao Heung Super 88 for some of the best dim sum in the city.  Hong Kong also has great seafood, barbeque and pork.  For shopping and nightlife, head to Hong Kong Island and you’ll find an exciting mix of east meets west.
From shopping to hiking, eating to sightseeing, Hong Kong offers tourists a huge amount to see and do.