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Above: view from Victoria Peak with Central and Mid-Levels in the foreground and Tsim Sha Tsui in the background separated by the Victoria Harbor.

With a metropolitan like Hong Kong, you can count on seeing all kinds of big city stuff.

From 88-storey high rise - the elevators of which are an experience to ride, to the street markets packed with stalls under canopies, leaving just a few feet for pedestrians and the brave - and patient - drivers.

Since it is a city in China, you can also count on the cultural Chinese sights and scenes, among which the slaughtering of snakes in a wet market draws even a local crowd.

Being a city where the east and the west have integrated for a century, there're both Chinese traditions and festivals plus those from the west as well.

Select a sight from the options in the top scroll box above for specific sights or follow the links below for different categories. Check out the top 10 sights and top 5 things to do as well. (Above right: a tram on Percival Street in Causeway Bay)


Above: a street market in Mongkok.
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top 10 attractions
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historical sights and attractions in Hong Kong
Hong Kong major crime scenes
Main Tourist Areas

Above: a sidestreet in Tsim Sha Tsui district.
The following are areas with a concentration of hotels and hence a tourist will most likely stay. (Left: hotels in Tsim Sha Tsui)

Hong Kong Island   Kowloon
Causeway Bay
Wan Chai
Central
Admiralty
  Tsim Sha Tsui
Mong Kok
Jordan
Yau Ma Tei

Above: a walking trail on Hong Kong Island.
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