Travel Guide
Destination Information
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Sunday,May 26,2013
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High:
77°F /25°C
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Low:
56°F /13°C
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Monday,May 27,2013
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High:
72°F /22°C
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Low:
63°F /17°C
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Tuesday,May 28,2013
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High:
77°F /25°C
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Low:
67°F /19°C
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Wednesday,May 29,2013
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High:
77°F /25°C
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Low:
70°F /21°C
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- Attractions
- Culture
- Theme Parks
- Recreation
- Shopping
- Trade Fairs
- Lan Kwai Fong & SOHO
- The most popular loose-tie, hair-down dining and entertainment area on Hong Kong Island . The young and stylish flock to Lan Kwai Fong to sample specialties from around the globe - Middle Eastern, Italian, Mexican, French and American to name but a few. Many restaurants open onto the cobblestone streets, providing the luxury of alfresco dining. Further west, around Staunton , Shelley Street and Elgin streets, SoHo joins in offering a compact, fashionable area of bars and restaurants specialising in different cuisines including French, Nepalese, Italian, Mexican and Indian. By Car: 10 minutes
- Jumbo Kingdom
- The Jumbo underwent renovation in early 2003 and transformed itself into what is now called Jumbo Kingdom - a modern complex of fine dining, shopping, sightseeing and cultural attractions. The multifaceted Jumbo Kingdom has a "six-star" gourmet restaurant, which provides excellent quality food featuring traditional Chinese and modern fusion dishes, an open-deck cafe and restaurant, a wine garden and a tea garden. By Car: 15 minutes
- Happy Valley Racecourse
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Attending a race meeting under the dazzling lights of the Happy Valley Racecourse is an opportunity to capture the essence and the vitality of Hong Kong Chinese culture. This magnificent course has been the home of Hong Kong racing since the first meeting was held on a strip of reclaimed marshland in 1846.
Night racing was introduced in 1973 with an immediate success. For the opportunity to rub shoulders with the locals, nothing beats a night at the races in Happy Valley . The nearby Hong Kong Racing Museum offers a fascinating glimpse of its exciting history.
By Walk: 5 minutes
- Repulse Bay
- Primarily an upmarket residential area, sun-drenched Repulse Bay has a relaxed resort-like atmosphere. The wide, wave-lapped beach is popular with locals and visitors alike and great for sandy strolls in the early morning when the sun is up and the sunbathers are out in force, or at sunset when all is at peace.This crescent-shaped stretch of sand is one of the most beautiful beaches in Hong Kong. By Car: 20 minutes
- Lan Kwai Fong & SOHO
- The most popular loose-tie, hair-down dining and entertainment area on Hong Kong Island . The young and stylish flock to Lan Kwai Fong to sample specialties from around the globe - Middle Eastern, Italian, Mexican, French and American to name but a few. Many restaurants open onto the cobblestone streets, providing the luxury of alfresco dining. Further west, around Staunton , Shelley Street and Elgin streets, SoHo joins in offering a compact, fashionable area of bars and restaurants specialising in different cuisines including French, Nepalese, Italian, Mexican and Indian. By Car: 10 minutes
- Jumbo Kingdom
- The Jumbo underwent renovation in early 2003 and transformed itself into what is now called Jumbo Kingdom - a modern complex of fine dining, shopping, sightseeing and cultural attractions. The multifaceted Jumbo Kingdom has a "six-star" gourmet restaurant, which provides excellent quality food featuring traditional Chinese and modern fusion dishes, an open-deck cafe and restaurant, a wine garden and a tea garden. By Car: 15 minutes
- Happy Valley Racecourse
-
Attending a race meeting under the dazzling lights of the Happy Valley Racecourse is an opportunity to capture the essence and the vitality of Hong Kong Chinese culture. This magnificent course has been the home of Hong Kong racing since the first meeting was held on a strip of reclaimed marshland in 1846.
Night racing was introduced in 1973 with an immediate success. For the opportunity to rub shoulders with the locals, nothing beats a night at the races in Happy Valley . The nearby Hong Kong Racing Museum offers a fascinating glimpse of its exciting history.
By Walk: 5 minutes
- Repulse Bay
- Primarily an upmarket residential area, sun-drenched Repulse Bay has a relaxed resort-like atmosphere. The wide, wave-lapped beach is popular with locals and visitors alike and great for sandy strolls in the early morning when the sun is up and the sunbathers are out in force, or at sunset when all is at peace.This crescent-shaped stretch of sand is one of the most beautiful beaches in Hong Kong. By Car: 20 minutes
- Lan Kwai Fong & SOHO
- The most popular loose-tie, hair-down dining and entertainment area on Hong Kong Island . The young and stylish flock to Lan Kwai Fong to sample specialties from around the globe - Middle Eastern, Italian, Mexican, French and American to name but a few. Many restaurants open onto the cobblestone streets, providing the luxury of alfresco dining. Further west, around Staunton , Shelley Street and Elgin streets, SoHo joins in offering a compact, fashionable area of bars and restaurants specialising in different cuisines including French, Nepalese, Italian, Mexican and Indian. By Car: 10 minutes
- Jumbo Kingdom
- The Jumbo underwent renovation in early 2003 and transformed itself into what is now called Jumbo Kingdom - a modern complex of fine dining, shopping, sightseeing and cultural attractions. The multifaceted Jumbo Kingdom has a "six-star" gourmet restaurant, which provides excellent quality food featuring traditional Chinese and modern fusion dishes, an open-deck cafe and restaurant, a wine garden and a tea garden. By Car: 15 minutes
- Happy Valley Racecourse
-
Attending a race meeting under the dazzling lights of the Happy Valley Racecourse is an opportunity to capture the essence and the vitality of Hong Kong Chinese culture. This magnificent course has been the home of Hong Kong racing since the first meeting was held on a strip of reclaimed marshland in 1846.
Night racing was introduced in 1973 with an immediate success. For the opportunity to rub shoulders with the locals, nothing beats a night at the races in Happy Valley . The nearby Hong Kong Racing Museum offers a fascinating glimpse of its exciting history.
By Walk: 5 minutes
- Repulse Bay
- Primarily an upmarket residential area, sun-drenched Repulse Bay has a relaxed resort-like atmosphere. The wide, wave-lapped beach is popular with locals and visitors alike and great for sandy strolls in the early morning when the sun is up and the sunbathers are out in force, or at sunset when all is at peace.This crescent-shaped stretch of sand is one of the most beautiful beaches in Hong Kong. By Car: 20 minutes
- Lan Kwai Fong & SOHO
- The most popular loose-tie, hair-down dining and entertainment area on Hong Kong Island . The young and stylish flock to Lan Kwai Fong to sample specialties from around the globe - Middle Eastern, Italian, Mexican, French and American to name but a few. Many restaurants open onto the cobblestone streets, providing the luxury of alfresco dining. Further west, around Staunton , Shelley Street and Elgin streets, SoHo joins in offering a compact, fashionable area of bars and restaurants specialising in different cuisines including French, Nepalese, Italian, Mexican and Indian. By Car: 10 minutes
- Jumbo Kingdom
- The Jumbo underwent renovation in early 2003 and transformed itself into what is now called Jumbo Kingdom - a modern complex of fine dining, shopping, sightseeing and cultural attractions. The multifaceted Jumbo Kingdom has a "six-star" gourmet restaurant, which provides excellent quality food featuring traditional Chinese and modern fusion dishes, an open-deck cafe and restaurant, a wine garden and a tea garden. By Car: 15 minutes
- Happy Valley Racecourse
-
Attending a race meeting under the dazzling lights of the Happy Valley Racecourse is an opportunity to capture the essence and the vitality of Hong Kong Chinese culture. This magnificent course has been the home of Hong Kong racing since the first meeting was held on a strip of reclaimed marshland in 1846.
Night racing was introduced in 1973 with an immediate success. For the opportunity to rub shoulders with the locals, nothing beats a night at the races in Happy Valley . The nearby Hong Kong Racing Museum offers a fascinating glimpse of its exciting history.
By Walk: 5 minutes
- Repulse Bay
- Primarily an upmarket residential area, sun-drenched Repulse Bay has a relaxed resort-like atmosphere. The wide, wave-lapped beach is popular with locals and visitors alike and great for sandy strolls in the early morning when the sun is up and the sunbathers are out in force, or at sunset when all is at peace.This crescent-shaped stretch of sand is one of the most beautiful beaches in Hong Kong. By Car: 20 minutes
- Lan Kwai Fong & SOHO
- The most popular loose-tie, hair-down dining and entertainment area on Hong Kong Island . The young and stylish flock to Lan Kwai Fong to sample specialties from around the globe - Middle Eastern, Italian, Mexican, French and American to name but a few. Many restaurants open onto the cobblestone streets, providing the luxury of alfresco dining. Further west, around Staunton , Shelley Street and Elgin streets, SoHo joins in offering a compact, fashionable area of bars and restaurants specialising in different cuisines including French, Nepalese, Italian, Mexican and Indian. By Car: 10 minutes
- Jumbo Kingdom
- The Jumbo underwent renovation in early 2003 and transformed itself into what is now called Jumbo Kingdom - a modern complex of fine dining, shopping, sightseeing and cultural attractions. The multifaceted Jumbo Kingdom has a "six-star" gourmet restaurant, which provides excellent quality food featuring traditional Chinese and modern fusion dishes, an open-deck cafe and restaurant, a wine garden and a tea garden. By Car: 15 minutes
- Happy Valley Racecourse
-
Attending a race meeting under the dazzling lights of the Happy Valley Racecourse is an opportunity to capture the essence and the vitality of Hong Kong Chinese culture. This magnificent course has been the home of Hong Kong racing since the first meeting was held on a strip of reclaimed marshland in 1846.
Night racing was introduced in 1973 with an immediate success. For the opportunity to rub shoulders with the locals, nothing beats a night at the races in Happy Valley . The nearby Hong Kong Racing Museum offers a fascinating glimpse of its exciting history.
By Walk: 5 minutes
- Repulse Bay
- Primarily an upmarket residential area, sun-drenched Repulse Bay has a relaxed resort-like atmosphere. The wide, wave-lapped beach is popular with locals and visitors alike and great for sandy strolls in the early morning when the sun is up and the sunbathers are out in force, or at sunset when all is at peace.This crescent-shaped stretch of sand is one of the most beautiful beaches in Hong Kong. By Car: 20 minutes
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