Asia Travel : Hong Kong City Sightseeing & Attractions
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Lei Yue Seafood Village
Seafood is a must-try in Hong Kong. By taking a boat of the sleepy fishing village of Lei yue Mun near Kwun Tong, you will find an off-the-beaten-track paradise for seafood lovers.
Ocean Park
Any visitor to Hong Kong's premier theme park should put aside a full day to experience all it has to offer. Aside from Giant Pandas and hair-raising roller coasters, Ocean Park also has one of the word's largest oceanariums. Even the journey to the park's entrance- by cable car-is enough to get the adrenalin pumping.
Shopping Paradise
The very best designer clothes from all around Asia, Europe and the States are on sale in Hong Kong. Huge air-conditioned malls attract tourists and locals alike with affordable prices and their wide range of stock. The most popular on Hong Kong Island are Pacific Place in Admiralty and the new IFC malls in Central.
Nearby are also popular spots such as Landmark and Alexandra House. Causeway Bay has plenty of shops and boutiques as well as SOGO, a large Japanese mall. In Kowloon Tong, Festival Walk is probably Hong Kong's largest.
Stanley Market
Possibly the most popular destination on the south side of town lies further down the road from Repulse Bay. Formerly a simple fishing village, the area has grown to include a row of bars and restaurants, and an extensive flea market selling mainly trinkets and clothes. In June, Stanley Beach plays host to one of the most popular Dragon Boat race competitions around the city.
Bird Garden
Yuen Po Street in busy Mong Kok, the heart of Kowloon, is a place where bird lovers flock to visit. The garden is positioned within a beautiful Chinese courtyard designed and you can hear the birdsong from blocks away. Birds have always bee a symbol of good fortune for many Chinese who like to keep them as pets.
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