Hong Kong Tour with Travo Connections

HONG KONG – the fragrant harbor

Hong Kong is a Special Administrative Region that exercises a high degree of autonomy under the government of China. You will witness the amalgamation of Chinese & British cultures in the architecture & culture of Hong Kong. This island buzzes with life and is a shopaholic's Haven. In Hong Kong, you will never run out of places to visit, activities to indulge in, and the exotic cuisine to experiment with.

A visit to Hong Kong will be incomplete without a trip to Disneyland. Your gallery will be filled with pictures of cloud-kissing skyscrapers that illuminate to life at night. Get ready to get awestruck by over-the-top shopping malls. Hopping through these man-made wonders and window shopping through highly customized shops is a larger than life experience. Trek through the Dragon’s Back and indulge in a colonial high-tea rendezvous in a local restaurant. Take a scenic boat-ride to admire the impressive Hong Kong skyline and enjoy your fill of piping hot dim sums.

The Hong Kong International Airport, located at the Lantau Island offers flights to every continent. It covers destinations like Europe, North America, and all major Asian cities. It arranges ferry services to the neighboring regions of Macau & China. Cruise ships sail from Hong Kong to China, Vietnam, Taiwan. By road, the only way to enter Hong Kong is through China.

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Culture of Hong Kong

Hong Kong an autonomous extension of China that is inhabited by Cantonese, Shanghainese, British, Indians & Jews. People speak Cantonese, Chinese Mandarin & English around the province. Hong Kong is celebrated as the culinary capital of Asia and enjoys a global patronage. The masses practice Taoism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam & Hinduism. The culture of Hong Kong strives on the principle of discipline, maintenance of family values & modesty. The masses practice the art of Kung Fu & shadow boxing for maintenance of good health. They celebrate Christmas, Eastern Mondays, Ching Ming Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and the Chinese Lunar New Year. The practice of gambling and horse racing is quite prevalent here, and people like to indulge themselves in Cantonese Opera that includes plenty of oriental drama & music performances.