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Side Trip to Macau's Casinos and Cultural Sites
Macau, officially known as Macau Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, is the new gambling resort capital of the world. The former Portuguese colony was a sleepy ... -
Take a Plunge in Hong Kong's Best Swimming Pools
Sub-tropical Hong Kong is known for its hot and humid summers, with temperatures reaching into the 30°s, and mildly cold winters, with temperatures dropping to as low as 13° C. ... -
Tsim Sha Tsui - Hong Kong's Premier District
Hong Kong is known as a world-class business hub, shopping mecca and tourism destination all rolled into one. Beyond its skyline of modern glass and steel structures, however, is a ... -
One Day in Hong Kong - A Suggested Itinerary For Tourists in a Hurry
On a business trip to Hong Kong and only have one day to enjoy the city? Sounds sad but you can still have fun touring the city's most popular attractions. ... -
Hong Kong Olympic Trail - A Great Way to Explore Lantau's Mountains and Ancient Villages
The Hong Kong Olympic Trail is a 5.6-kilometre paved hiking path linking the ancient villages of Pak Mong and Mui Wo on the southern coast of Lantau Island in Hong ... -
Hong Kong Pulse 3D Light Show - A Spectacular Audiovisual Attraction in Tsim Sha Tsui, ...
Missed the Hong Kong Pulse 3D Light Show last year? Don't fret. The spectacular light and sound show will return on February 12 to March 18, 2015 in time for ... -
The AIA Great European Carnival is back in Hong Kong!
The AIA Great European Carnival returns to Hong Kong after an 8-year hiatus. Located in a site covering over 36,000 square metres in the New Central Harbourfront, the carnival opened ... -
Hong Kong Observation Wheel - Central's Newest Landmark
A 60-metre ferris wheel is the latest addition to the skyline of Hong Kong's Central Harbour. Officially opened to the public in December 5, 2014, the Swiss AEX Hong Kong ...
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