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This guide provides information on the best places to visit in Hong Kong, including the Tian Tan Buddha Statue and Po Lin Monastery which can be accessed via cable car for views on the way. Victoria Peak allows for panoramic views of Hong Kong and is best at night. The Hong Kong Wetland Park offers nature and unique wildlife. Sai Kung has seafood and ferries to nearby islands. Useful websites provide transportation information and highlight Hong Kong's extensive shopping malls.
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- 1. THE GUIDE TO HONG KONG(The guide that tells you the best places in HK and added information) By: Milton Chan
- 2. Tian Tan Buddha Statue and Po Lin Monastery Take a cable car to there and enjoy the view on the way!!! Useful website: http://www.np360.com.hk/html/eng/lantau/po-lin.html?4#back
- 3. Victoria Peak Here you can spend a whole day here. You can look out at Hong Kong. Don’t miss the view at night. Useful websites:http://www.travelchinaguide.com/attraction/hongkong/island/victoria.htm http://www.thepeak.com.hk
- 4. Honk Kong Wetland Park Have fun with nature and look at things you’ve never seen before. Useful Websites: http://www.wetlandpark.com/en/index.asp
- 5. Sai Kung Lots of Seafood and you can take a ferry to other Islands near to HK Useful Websites: http://www.exploresaikung.com/ http://www.travelinsaikung.org.hk/english/intro/index.aspx
- 6. Extra Information How to get around HK There are lots of transports around HK. Useful Website: http://www.td.gov.hk/home/index.htm HK is shopping heaven with millions of shopping malls. Useful Website:http://www.china-travel-golden-route.com/Hong_Kong_shopping_malls.html
- 7. Thank you for watching my presentation!!!
Editor's Notes
- After your family gets off the plane, you can take a taxi to the cable station and take the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car to Ngong Ping. There your family can see the famous “Tian Tan Buddha statue” and visit the “Po Lin Monastery”. You can see lots of religious things and you’ll learn about the ways of the Buddha and Buddhists. The “Tian Tan Buddha statue”is the biggest Buddha statue in HK. After that you can take the Cable Car back to the cable station and then, you can go on the MTR to the hotel you planned to stay in.
- Here you can spend a whole day here. You can take the tram up the peak and enjoy the scenery around you. There is the Peak Tower for you to explore and an absolutely breathtaking view on the Sky Terrace where you can see a panoramic across HK. There is a Peak Tram Historical Museum to look at and nature walks where there are lovely vistas, lush green trees and lots of birdlife. You can take the Tram back down and take the MTR back to where you’re staying or you could take a taxi to Repulse Bay where your family can have a relaxing time on the beach.
- Here you could merge with the nature. With nature all around you, it’s really hard to not appreciate it. Here you could see a crocodile, walk around and look at the characteristics of the Upland Stream, Open Water and Middle reaches, Walk across a long bridge and observe the plants and how they change the water around them, Walk through a Mangrove , look at lots of birdlife, have a walk through the peaceful side of nature and look at lots of different butterflies. Really, It is the best place to relax and connect with nature.
- It is heaven for all seafood lovers. There are loads of restaurant which serve seafood and there are millions of boats where you can buy fish fresh from the fisherman. You can also take a ferry to the other Islands near HK and have loads of fun there. They are also very good places to hike.
- And last of all the information part. There are lots of public transports in HK and lots of shopping malls in HK. Oh yes, it means that you can almost go anywhere in HK and be sure that there are millions of shops to buy from. There are almost any kind of stuff which you can buy from the shops. HK is heaven for any fanatic shoppers.