What 10 place u must go to in Hong Kong, China?

Question

(ie:National Park)
(ie:Museum, Historical Site)
Where is the Location in the country?
Why is this place worth visting?
What are at least 2 interesting facts about the destination?
What will tourists do there?

Answer 1

how about Mc Donald's? just to see if it's any different :-)

Answer 2

I got one.
You must check out the buffet at the J.R. Marriott at Admiralty, It is awesome especially if you like all you can eat lobster and sea food (you have to ask for drawn butter from the waiter) It's on the 5th floor called the Marriott cafe, call to make a reservation. Cost is a little expensive, about $45 per person but if you can eat 12-15 lobsters (not that big) like I can it is well worth it. And the desert area, yum yum, god it's good. The mall it's located in is pretty awesome also. Take the mtr to Admiralty.

Answer 3

Must see. HK#1 Destination-Victoria peak & Tram ride:
Take the free Open top bus from Hong kong Island Star ferry pier to the Peak Tram terminal.The tram is cable-hauled funicular railway that slides up the mountain to Victoria Peak, simply known as "The Peak". Take walk all the way around Victoria Peak, following paved roads that give great views of Hong Kong and Kowloon.

Cultural :

Wong Tai Sin Temple
Take the MTR to Wong Tai Sin station.

Museum:
Hong Kong Coastal Museum
Visit a little piece of Hong Kong's naval history, housing the defensive gun battery's, with views over the narrowest part of the Hong Kong Harbour.
Address:
175 Tung Hei Road,
Shau Kei Wan,
Hong Kong.
Tel: [phone]
website: http://hk.coastaldefence.museum/

Eco tour:
Pink Dolphins with Dolphinwatch
link: http://www.hkdolphinwatch.com/

Shopping:

Mongkok / Sham Shui Po (electronics)
Mongkok in English actually means shopping. Busy is an understatement, a bustling shopping hub. Take the MTR to Mongkok station.

Cat Street Bazaar
Cat Street bazaar is best known for stalls and shops selling antiques, such as watches, old coins and stone carvings. Located in Upper lascar street in Central

Temple Street Night Market * MUST SEE
Temple street night market is lined with open-air stalls offering clothes, suitcases, toys, trinkets, and lots more besides. Locally it is also known as Man's street because the number of male clothing outlets.
At Public Square street intersection, and around the carpark building, you will find the fortune tellers offering their services. And while you wander around don't forget to look up, and you might notice something strange. Notice the four lane elevated highway disappears into the side of building! Yes, it actually runs straight through the centre, not over, the building, not something that you will see every day!
Getting There:
Take MTR to Yau Ma Tei MTR station, find exit C, at Temple street head north.
Map:
http://www.mtr.com.hk/jplanner/jplanner/images/maps/ymt.gif

Answer 4

1) Avenue of Stars - Tsim Sha Tsui (Tourist attraction, especially at night time)
2) Times Square - Causeway Bay (shopping)
3) IFC malls (shopping) - central (or take a walk at central to see what their cbd looks like)
4) Lan Kwai Fong - Central (a lot pf pubs/bars)
5) Disneyland - Lantau Island (u know this!)
6) Victorian Peak - Central (Take a scenic view of HK)
7) Ocean Park - Hong Kong Island (For fun!)
8) Sai Kong (Take mtr to Chai Hong, then mini bus) (for fantastic seafood)
9) Tsing Yi - New Terrorities or Chai Wan - Hong Kong Island (a typical new housing estate, just to see how people live daily :) )
10) Tai - O, Ping Zhou (outlying islands for some fresh air)

Answer 5

the museum of history...(the only one)
its located right next to the museum of science.
its VERY interesting!!! there's recreations of the lifestyles of hong kong people and life size traditional weddings.

Answer 6

Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, go to the ladies market or Fa Yuen Street.

You gotta go to Causeway Bay. and Central. It is a great area to go to!

Answer 7

shing, pong, way, fong, lu, chung, ching, chong, ping and fung