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Hong Kong, located on the south coast of the People's Republic of China, is the largest free market and port in Asia, as well as the busiest commercial, industrial and tourist center, consisting of Hong Kong Island, the Kowloon Peninsula and 235 islands. It is called the World City of Asia with its temples, exotic markets, luxury restaurants and shopping malls and skyscrapers. Hong Kong, which has a cosmopolitan and capitalist structure, is one of the unique cities that bring East and West together.

History

The administration of Hong Kong, which passed to the British between 1842 and 1997, was given back to the People's Republic of China after this date, and became an autonomous region of the People's Republic of China. Represented internationally by the People's Republic of China, Hong Kong has become completely independent in its internal affairs such as its police force, military system and civil law. Today, Hong-Kong, which has become one of the largest trade centers in the world, is made with the most important USA and United Kingdom.

Attractions

Bridges and crossings have an important place in terms of transportation in Hong Kong, which consists of four regions as Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, New Region and Remote Islands.

Hong Kong Island is a richer region than other islands with shopping malls, entertainment venues, luxury buildings and government offices. Victoria Peak is the hill with the most beautiful view of the island. In this region are the Hong Kong Zoological Botanical Gardens covering an area of ​​5.6 hectares. The Flagstaff House Museum, where Chinese tea collections are exhibited, is located in Hong Kong Park, which has the largest bird collection on the island. Happy Valley is the inhabited area of ​​the A plus part of the island. Repulse Bay Beach and Bay, on the southern tip of the island, is home to statues of Kwun Yum and Tin Hau at the Kwun Yam Temple. Ocean Park, which was awarded the 7th most popular park in the world and the 33rd most visited tourist center by Forbes, is known as the largest amusement and marine park in southeast Asia. Don't forget to visit Aberdeen Harbor while visiting the park located in Wong Chuk Hang and Nam Long Shan in the south region.

Famous for its luxury shopping malls and street markets, the Kowloon Peninsula, which has Hong Kong's densest population, lies to the north of Hong Kong Island. Tsim Sha Tsui is the peninsula's most popular and tourist attraction. Especially Nathan Road Street is also worth seeing with its colorful shops, restaurants and museums. Near Tsim Sha Tsui is the Clock Tower, the Hong Kong Space Museum and the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, which hosts the Hong Kong Film Awards. Hong Kong Art Museum with its rich collection of 14 thousand works from Chinese history; You can visit the Hong Kong History Museum with historical, archaeological and ethnographic artifacts, the Hong Kong Science Museum, the Taoist Wong Tai Sin Temple, one of Hong Kong's most important sacred structures, and the Tin Hau Temple in Yau Ma Tei. You can complete it with Stars' harbor view and light shows at night.

The New District is the one with lots of green spaces, with beaches, farms, and stone houses. Hong Kong Wetland Park, Tsing Ma Bridge, the world's seventh longest suspension bridge, Hong Kong Heritage Museum where permanent and periodic exhibitions are held, Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery with approximately 13 thousand small Buddha statues and the largest Buddha Statue on a 500-meter hill, in the region Some of the places you can visit.

The Far Islands, a collective name given to a total of 234 islands, with the most important of them Lantau, Poi Tio and Lamma Islands, are Hong Kong's more local, unspoiled islands. Lantau Island, which is twice the area of ​​Hong Kong Island, is home to Hong Kong Disneyland with its deserted and untouched beaches. Po Lin Monastery, which has the world's largest Buddha Statue with a length of 25 meters, is located on Ngong Ping Plateau Hill. It is possible to reach the Po Lin Monastery by the cable car line that stretches for kilometers. Lamma Island is famous for its fresh seafood and fish. The Poi Toi Islands, which consist of approximately 200 islands, come to the fore with their natural beauties.

Food & Drink and Shopping

Apart from Dim Sum, the most famous dish of Hong Kong, the fruit of Chinese Strawberry and the culture of Chinese Tea, there are thousands of restaurants serving local and international cuisines on the island. In addition to various and fresh seafood, Hong Kong offers flavors from eastern and western cuisines with its location. In dishes where soy products are used heavily, starters such as chicken legs, duck legs and jellyfish are accompanied by main dishes such as snake soup and Peking duck. On the island, which is divided into four regions, almost every region is known for its unique cuisine. International cuisine on Hong Kong Island; It is possible to taste Asian cuisine in the Kowloon Peninsula, seafood in the Far Islands, and local cuisine in the Causeway Bay.

Cityplaza Mall, stores on Wan Chai Street, and Stanley, Temple Street Night and Jade Markets have just about everything from textiles, major brands, jewellery, accessories, homewares and decorations, and electronics.

Transportation

You land at Hong Kong International Airport at the end of a 10-hour journey with Turkish Airlines' direct flights between Istanbul and Hong Kong. It is possible to reach the city by train, bus and taxi.