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Travel Hong Kong
Hong Kong has the big city specials like excellent transport network, shopping centres, temples and quiet corners of parks. Experience the best thing about being in Hong Kong!
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Hong Kong has enough towering urbanity, electric streetscapes,
enigmatic temples, commercial fervour and cultural idiosyncrasies
to utterly swamp the senses of a visitor, and enough spontaneous,
unexpected possibilities to make a complete mockery ...
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Weatherwise, October, November and most of December are the
best months to visit Hong Kong; the skies are clear and the sun
shines. The June to August heat/rain combo might push your
endurance but there's a lot of sunshine and, after all, it's summer.
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If the pursuit of wealth is the engine that drives Hong Kong, its fuel
is food. Noodles are slurped, succulent seafood savoured, dishes
at banquets praised for their presentation, freshness and texture
as well as taste, and many chefs enjoy celebrity status.
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Hong Kong is the consummate entertainer, offering every kind of
after-dark diversion from upmarket pursuits like opera and theatre
to a drinking scene that includes Wan Chai's sleazy hostess bars
and the alleyway crawlspaces of Lan Kwai Fong ...
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