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	Hong Kong festivals and events
	If you're lucky, your trip might coincide with one of Hong Kong's colorful festivals. The only time shops and offices close at festival time is during the Chinese New Year, though some in Tsim Sha Tsui remain open to cater to tourists. Bel...

Hong Kong shopping malls

Landmark is definitely the landmark in the Central of Hong Kong Island with all the high-end brand name shops Visit the online window shopping in hkstreet The Basement, Ground Floor, First Floor, Second Floor Western Market is the old-fashioned shopping mall at the border of Central and Sheung Wan. Lots of Souvenir shops and Chinese Cheung Sam tailors as well as an old style Chinese Nigh Club and Restaurant. Take the Tram in Hong Kong Island westward and stop at Western Market station Maritime Square - A big shopping mall on top of Tsing Yi MTR Station. The most impressive part of the mall is the Old Market which features the shops, the streets and the other stuffs of the old days in Hong Kong. Time Square - One of most popular multi-storey one-stop shopping malls located in the busiest district in Hong Kong, Causeway Bay. The most impressive and most visited electronic shopping areas by tourist other than Alp Liu Street is the 7/F of Time Square where all the most popular electronic chain stores are located.

	Hong Kong guide, city guide
	Nearly seven million people are crammed into the mere 1,100 square kilometers that make up the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR). Not just a city of skyscrapers, there is also lush countryside and small rural communities.

Hong Kong Island

Hong Kong Island Victoria Peak is the highest point on the island with world-famous views north over the city as well as over the greener southern slopes down to the South China Sea. Clinging onto the northern slopes of the Peak are the prestigious Mid-levels, full of tightly packed, towering blocks of flats. The Mid-levels' steep slopes are best negotiated using the Peak Tram or the Mid-levels Escalator. Colonial history and modern architecture vie for attention in Central, the city's vibrant financial hub. At the end of the business day, offices empty as the multitude of international eateries and bars in Lan Kwai Fong and Soho fill with revelers. Almost an extension of Central, Admiralty plays host to the glitzy Pacific Place shopping and hotel complex. For a little rest, Hong Kong Park is a must. The old districts of Western and Sheung Wan, with Des Voeux Road West and Western Market in their midst, portray a more traditional scene with shops selling anything and everything Chinese. Wanchai is still busy, even after the demise of Suzie Wong. The restaurant and club scene centers around Lockhart Road and the Hong Kong Academy for the Performing Arts caters for more cerebral entertainment, while the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, the site of the 1997 handover ceremony of Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China, sees many trade fairs and rock concerts. Happy Valley is home to the Happy Valley Racecourse, with the Queen Elizabeth Stadium nearby. Just across Leighton Hill there is the Hong Kong Stadium, venue of the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens and other sporting events. Causeway Bay is where Hong Kongers go to shop. Beyond the shopping malls there is Victoria Park, the Tin Hau Temple, and the daily boom of the Noon Day Gun. Further along the coast is the Eastern District. Although largely residential, it still holds a few surprises. The south side of Hong Kong Island is a complete contrast to the concrete jungle of the northern shores. Country parks, fishing villages, markets and beaches offer an altogether more relaxed atmosphere.

Hong Kong - Kowloon information

Kowloon Kowloon is flanked to the north by verdant hills forming nine peaks, hence the name which literally means "nine dragons". At the very tip of the Kowloon peninsula lies Tsim Sha Tsui, a tourist magnet with Nathan Road as its focal point. Running between the Clock Tower and Tsim Sha Tsui East is the Waterfront Promenade, with views of Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong Island that are every photographer's dream. Yaumatei's rural heritage is still evident in its name, which means "place of sesame plants." Although sesame plants are scarce here these days, Yaumatei with its old Tin Hau Temple and Jade Market, is still steeped in tradition. Famous for being one of the world's most densely populated urban areas, Mongkok is also the place for markets of all sorts. The streets are packed with locals and tourists alike, buying anything from clothes and computer goods to flowers and birds. Beyond these districts Kowloon becomes more residential. Still noteworthy though are the Kowloon Walled City, the Festival Walk mega-shopping complex, the equally mega Wong Tai Sin Temple and the fishing village at Lei Yue Mun.

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