Hong Kong Area Guides

Everything you Need to Know about Hong Kong

Hong Kong is not only the most colourful city in Asia but also is one of the world's most prolific cities. Its most exciting neighbourhoods are located in Central Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. When the Hong Kong Disneyland and the International Airport opened on Lantau, the once laid-back fishing island was propelled into the busy lane but still managed to preserve its rich culture and many natural parks. With its superb transportation system, trips to outlaying islands are a must and pretty convenient nowadays. First-time Hong Kong visitors can’t help but be amazed by the contrast between downtown and the nearby rural areas, where many villagers carry on with their lives like their ancestors did a century or two ago.

Where to Stay in Hong Kong

Hong Kong hotels at the best rates, from Five Stars resorts such as JW Marriott Hotel, to budget accommodation like Four Seasons Guest House, you are sure to find the accommodation you are looking for. Read more...

Hong Kong Island

The historical, political and economic centre of Hong Kong, the island is sometimes called 'Central'. The northern coast is in fact the southern side of Victoria Harbour, which is largely responsible for the development of Hong Kong due to its deep waters. The great majority of Hong Kong Island's urban development is densely packed on reclaimed land along the northern shore. Read more...

Kowloon

Kowloon is located north of Hong Kong Island and south of the mainland part of the New Territories. Its population is just over 2,000,000 and, together with Hong Kong Island, it contains 48% of Hong Kong's total population, making it one of the most densely populated places on earth. Read more...

Lantau

Lantau is Hong Kong's largest island and is located to the west of Hong Kong Island itself. It has convenient transport links to all major locations including Kowloon, New Territories and Hong Kong. Because of these excellent links many Lantau residents are daily commuters. Lantau offers a lifestyle that is far removed from that of most of Hong Kong with its tranquil beaches. Read more...

New Territories

The New Territories is one of the three main areas of Hong Kong; the other two being Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Peninsula. It comprises the largest area of the three, stretching from north of Kowloon to the Chinese border. The New Town is where many modern apartments and condominiums are located yet it is a quiet area in comparison with the bustle of downtown Hong Kong. Read more...

Cheung Chau

Cheung Chau (meaning long island) is about 10km southwest of Hong Kong Island. It is a popular place for people who want to escape the pressures of Hong Kong life, especially for the weekend. Besides the natural beauty to be found here, Cheung Chau has a rich culture, with historical temples, ancient rock carvings and the famous Bun Festival. Read more...

Macau

Macau is an island cultivated for visitors where dining, sightseeing and recreational choices are plentiful. It is truly a slice of the Mediterranean combining both Asian and western flavours to mouth watering effect. Assuming the role as a gateway between the east and west, the 25 sites placed on the United Nations World Heritage List are testament to this. Read more...

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