Hong Kong SAR Castles & palaces, Central, Historical, Modern architecture + Peaceful pictures

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Find solace in the heart of Hong Kong’s financial district at this landmark temple dedicated to the Taoist and Buddhist gods of literature and war.

Favoured for its shops, restaurants and museums, this diverse cultural precinct is known as a “world bazaar on the waterfront”.

Visit this region on China’s southeast coast to find an alluring city and its quaint English charm, a picturesque harbor, Buddhist monuments and scenic beaches.

Find solace in the heart of Hong Kong’s financial district at this landmark temple dedicated to the Taoist and Buddhist gods of literature and war.

Wind your way around the streets of the busiest area in Hong Kong to discover a multitude of traditional and contemporary shops, street markets and food stalls.

Reach the tallest point in Hong Kong aboard the train that scales The Peak. At the top you’ll love the range of activities that share the same iconic views. 

Wind your way around the streets of the busiest area in Hong Kong to discover a multitude of traditional and contemporary shops, street markets and food stalls.

Reach the tallest point in Hong Kong aboard the train that scales The Peak. At the top you’ll love the range of activities that share the same iconic views. 

Set in the shadow of high-rise towers, one of the largest temples on Hong King Island dazzles with its oversized statues, murals and ceramic ornaments.

Visit this region on China’s southeast coast to find an alluring city and its quaint English charm, a picturesque harbor, Buddhist monuments and scenic beaches.

Find solace in the heart of Hong Kong’s financial district at this landmark temple dedicated to the Taoist and Buddhist gods of literature and war.

The promise of having your every wish fulfilled lures many visitors to this sacred site, one of the city’s most popular temples.

From a street market and a former communist hangout to experimental art galleries and innovative kids’ activities, this district blends old and new.

Reach the tallest point in Hong Kong aboard the train that scales The Peak. At the top you’ll love the range of activities that share the same iconic views. 

Favoured for its shops, restaurants and museums, this diverse cultural precinct is known as a “world bazaar on the waterfront”.

Find solace in the heart of Hong Kong’s financial district at this landmark temple dedicated to the Taoist and Buddhist gods of literature and war.

Watch as the night sky is illuminated by colour and the air is filled with music as you stroll along this diverse arts and entertainment precinct.