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    Hong Kong Travel Guide: Top Attractions, Hotels, Food Places, Shopping Streets, and Everything You Need to Know: JB's Travel Guides
    Hong Kong Travel Guide: Top Attractions, Hotels, Food Places, Shopping Streets, and Everything You Need to Know: JB's Travel Guides
    Hong Kong Travel Guide: Top Attractions, Hotels, Food Places, Shopping Streets, and Everything You Need to Know: JB's Travel Guides
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    Hong Kong Travel Guide: Top Attractions, Hotels, Food Places, Shopping Streets, and Everything You Need to Know: JB's Travel Guides

    By Jennifer Bean

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    Hong Kong is truly an amazing city that is packed with rich culture and history being a center point of many wars over the centuries. But time and time again, this city stood up and adapted to the challenges of time making it a powerful and beautiful city at the same time. All things that you have never imagined may be found in the city -discover those with the aid of this book.

    This book will make you aware of the things to see, do and taste while in this fascinating Asian city, Always keep it close, so that you can come up with travel plans anytime and anywhere. Your will never the experience!

    You are about to find out the which city attractions not to miss during your trip whether it be Disneyland, Lantau Island, the striking Victoria Harbour or homey fishing village in Tai O. This book is filled with expert tips and helpful suggestions that will make your trip more worthwhile. There will never be a lack of excitement when in the city. So, find out everything that you need to know in this handy travel book.

    Do you know where to go for the best dim sum and egg tarts? Would you like to purchase an Octopus Card or book a tour? Or you are simply interested what the night has to offer in Hong Kong? These and many more will come to you by reading this book from start to finish.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJB's
    Release dateJun 30, 2017
    ISBN9781386481386
    Hong Kong Travel Guide: Top Attractions, Hotels, Food Places, Shopping Streets, and Everything You Need to Know: JB's Travel Guides

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      Hong Kong Travel Guide - Jennifer Bean

      Hong Kong Travel Guide

      Top Attractions, Hotels, Food Places, Shopping Streets, and Everything You Need to Know

      Table of Contents

      Welcome to Hong Kong

      Brief History

      Best Time to Go

      Where to Go

      Getting Around

      Food and Drinks

      Need to Know

      Region at Glance

      Top Sights and Best Views

      Popular Attractions and Destinations

      Temples, Parks and Museums

      Shopping Around

      Culture Days

      Fun Tours and Activities

      Welcome to Hong Kong

      Say Hello to Hong Kong – the city of ancient culture and traditions, unfathomable skyscrapers and divine food. These are true regardless of how many times you have visited the place.

      It is one of the cities that house the most enticing neighborhoods in the world, making it always a delight to visit and explore. Whether you are aboard a tramcar or simply wandering along the streets, there will surely be a lot of things to smile about.

      This travel guide contains proven steps and strategies on how to create the most wonderful experience when traveling to the city. It is meant to erase that fear and hesitation to make your trip relaxing and rewarding. Do not solely think of Hong Kong as a place filled with skyscrapers and lots of people. The truth is the city is very comforting, relaxing and not that crowded.

      You will not be bored when you are in Hong Kong. This travel guide will assist you in finding out where to visit, what places to explore, where to enjoy food, which hotel to book, which shopping area to go to and just about everything that can make your trip pleasurable and memorable.

      Do you wish to find out what the Peak Tram is all about? Or you want to feel the tranquility of Victoria Peak Garden? Do you know where to go for the best dim sum? These and more are the coolest things that you can extract from this book. 

      Always have this guide with you, so you will always be prepared to come up with plans before and as you reach the breathtaking city of Hong Kong.

      You will not regret having this guide with you as you find the way to this marvelous city.

      © Copyright 2014 by JB’s Travel Guides - All rights reserved.

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      Brief History

      Hong Kong’s history began when China was defeated in 1842’s Opium War and surrender HK to Great Britain for more than 60 years. Under colony, the city has served as the focal point of international trade.

      The beginning of the 20th century and the influx of refugees and immigrants made the city the hub for the manufacturing industry giving more character and energy to the city. However, the Sino Japanese War in 1937 has made thousands of refugees from mainland China move to HK. In 1941, Japan already conquered HK and the number of people dropped due to people moving to mainland China due to food shortage.

      In year 1946, thousands of former residents went back as Great Britain rebuilt the civil government. The following years were the periods of economic revival and developments. By 1970’s, the city got the nickname Asian Tiger with its rising technology and economy.

      Over the past decades, HK has gone through major transformations and

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