Hong Kong travel guide and things to do: 20 things that will surprise visitors
This East-meets-West global hub of finance, business, trade, culture, food and kaleidoscopic lights never fails to captivate.
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This East-meets-West global hub of finance, business, trade, culture, food and kaleidoscopic lights never fails to captivate.
This East-meets-West global hub of finance, trade, culture, food and kaleidoscopic lights never fails to captivate.
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Looks and feels like: Flower farms in Japan and The Netherlands If Sai Kung’s seafood delicacies, gorgeous beaches and scenic hikes aren’t enough to attract you visit the peninsula for a day trip, the idea of enjoying views of a spectacular sea of tulip flowers should do the trick. It’s no secret that the flower fields in Japan and The Netherlands have always been at the top of the travel bucket list for many, but this hidden gem, Pak Lap Village in Sai Kung also has a large flower garden that can rival the beauty of those places. A haven for those who are looking to add a splash of col...