“To be forewarned is to be forearmed” is an old saying that pretty much needs to be practice by someone who is on tour. Learning the local customs and laws, abiding to it would lead to a troublesome stay at Hong Kong.

Enumerated below is a compiled list of what one needs to do when being a tourist at the shopping capital of Asia:

While Packing what to bring in Hong Kong:

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• Do bring a reasonable quantity of items for personal use, such as 60 cigarettes or 1 L of alcoholic liquor.
• Do bring medical note when importing antibiotic drugs.

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Outlying Islands in Hong Kong are group of islands that surround Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and New Territories. Majority of 236 islands of Hong Kong are part of Islands District. Some of these islands are hard to reach, while some remain to be rural that developments within the island can be counted by the fingers. Nevertheless, Hong Kong is Hong Kong. It would not one of the most visited cities if there won’t be any tourist spot….

Che Kung Miu or Che Kung Temple are temples for the late general during Southern Song Dynasty in ancient China. One temple is found at Tai Wai, New Territories while the other at banks of Ho Chung River.

Continue Reading 10 Top Destinations in Outlying Islands of Hong Kong (estimated 2:05 mins reading time)

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Hong Kong literally means “fragrant harbor”. It is derived from an area wherein fragrant wood products and fragrant incense were traded. It is located at eastern Asia, southeast coast of People’s Republic of China, facing the South China Sea. A total of 426 sq m land area is being bounded by Shenzhen River at the north, Tau Lo Chau at South, Ping Chau at the east and Peaked Hill on the west. Composed of 262 islands, the main ones are Lantau Island and Hong Kong Island.

Continue Reading Hong Kong: Reaching and Getting Around (estimated 2:0 mins reading time)

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