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 Langham Place Hong Kong
posted by vibhusharma on 19 August 2009 at 19:10 This is world class hotel with a very reasonably priced. My room was very huge and have king size bed in it. I enjoyed a lot and have taken complete rest for a week. Staffs were excellent and extremely pleasant. This is very high tech hotel and you will every moment of this. Yung Kee
posted by cheduff on 7 July 2009 at 08:53 Yung Kee is a famous Hong Kong restaurant. Yung Kee is well known for its Roast Goose and their menus are in English. It is most busy and noisy during the Hong Kong lunchtime hours of 1pm - 2pm. You may want to make a reservation and be prepared to eat with chopsticks. Harbourside Restaurant
posted by Shaon on 5 June 2009 at 11:10 I have been there during my business trip in Hong Kong, their buffet lunch was superb! Their price range starts from $ 25 to $ 100. I would defiantly go there again to have their yummy buffet lunch in my next visit to Hong Kong, their rates are really valuable. Please try their special American Burg ... more Hong Kong Museum of History
posted by DVC_Chris on 22 May 2009 at 02:39 Hong Kong is one of the most unique areas in all of the People’s Republic of China, because of the 99 years that it spent during most of the 20th century leased by the British. I always love learning about the history of places I visit and the Hong Kong Museum of History is a great place to d ... more Hong Kong Disneyland Resort
posted by DVC_Chris on 10 May 2009 at 15:28 While not as big as its other Disney Resort cousins, Hong Kong Disneyland offers guests a nice little sampler of the Disney experience. It is missing some of the more popular Disney areas, such as Frontierland, it does have some attractions that are absent from state side parks such as the Buzz Lig ... more |
Hong Kong doesn't stop: old, new, Chinese, International pulse through the city with a buzz that is thoroughly addictive. Style and glamour prevail, and the restaurants and nightlife are some of the city's main attractions. Red sunsets backdrop the iconic night skyline of the city, which is world class and set in spectacular natural surroundings. Hong Kong is a whole lot more than just a stopover to the rest of Southeast Asia. How to get there When to go What to do If you find yourself in need of refreshment, why not partake of some yum cha, a traditional and reviving snack of tea and dim sum? For more substantial sustenance, Hong Kong has an overwhelming variety to cater for every mood, taste and budget: from top class, luxury international cuisine to a wealth of local street food. If the bustle gets too much, head down to the city's natural harbour. Or up to Victoria Peak: a tram takes you to the top of the mountain, where there are breathtaking views over the city, bay and mountains beyond. The many temples, beaches and islands will also help to chill you out. For the hippest Hong Kong experience, get yourself to Gough Street in Noho. Laid back, away from the more hectic parts of the city, you can enjoy eating al fresco and checking out the most up-and-coming interiors shops. Once you've found your cheap flight to Hong Kong, there's no end to the fun you can have there. You could even explore further afield by hiring a car although for most people public transport and taxis will be an easier option.
The fact that the city is a major stopover point for long haul flights between Western Europe and Southeast Asia and Australasia means that flights to Hong Kong are available through many major European, Asian and Australian airlines. British Airways, Cathay Pacific and Air New Zealand are the main three but Air France, Lufthansa, KLM, Swiss Air, Quantas, to mention just a few, are all possible options for finding a flight to Hong Kong. Some of these airlines also offer holiday packages to Hong Kong. Flights to Hong Kong from the UK depart from Heathrow, though it is possible to find connecting flights to other major UK cities such as Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Belfast and Edinburgh. The flight time from London typically takes 12 hours.
When to book your flight to Hong Kong is crucial for a comfortable trip. Summers in Hong Kong are extremely hot, with temperatures of above 40 degrees C and very high humidity even as early as May. The city is affected by the monsoon, bringing rain from June to August, so these summer months may be best avoided. Cheap flights to Hong Kong in early April or late September might be more appealing, as the temperature at those times hovers around 25 to 27 degrees. November to March can be cold and October chilly. It is worth noting when looking for a cheap flight to Hong Kong that in April to October there is a risk of typhoons, though direct hits rarely happen. If you travel off-season you are also more likely to find a fantastic hotel deal.
Set in the south-east corner of China, Hong Kong is divided into four parts. Most of the action takes place in two of these: Hong Kong Island is the political and economic centre, and where to find lots of shopping and entertainment; Kowloon is known across the world for its nightlife. These areas will certainly keep you busy and buzzing with their heady mix of business, culture and glitz.
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