Victoria Peak is the best place to enjoy the wonderful night view of Hong Kong. Among them, the antique Lion Pavilion near the cable car terminal and the spacious and pleasant Peak Park are the best viewing locations. Whenever night falls, stand on Victoria Peak and look around. Under the reflection of thousands of lights, Hong Kong Island and Kowloon are like two pearls embedded in Victoria Harbour, reflecting each other. The Central area is even more spectacular with tall buildings. With its unique geographical environment and cultural landscape, Victoria Peak has become a must-visit place for people in Hong Kong. To the west of the Victoria Peak Observation Deck is the Lugard Trail, which is lined with green trees and filled with birdsong and flowers. Here you can overlook the scenery of Hong Kong and Victoria Harbour. There are many viewing equipment specially designed for tourists on the top of the mountain. The sunset view from the summit square is the most ideal. The Hong Kong Island Trail, which is suitable for hiking and hiking, also starts here. The Lingxiao Pavilion built later is also a favorite place for tourists. Repulse Bay is located in the south of Hong Kong Island and is the most representative beautiful bay in Hong Kong. Repulse Bay has smooth waves and fine sand, a wide beach bed, gentle slope, and warm water. Summer time is the busiest time in Repulse Bay. A large number of tourists flocked to the beach, and the beach was crowded with people, and all kinds of swimsuits formed a colorful picture. There are many barbecue pits under the shade of trees at the east end of Repulse Bay. In the wild atmosphere, visitors can enjoy the delicious barbecue after playing in the waves. Next to the barbecue area is the Buddhist Zhenhailou Park. On the seaside in front of the gate stand two huge statues of "The Queen Mother" and "Guanyin Bodhisattva". The Seven Color Cihang Lighthouse is built far away from the seaside. It is majestic and attracts many tourists to take photos here. There are many restaurants, fast food restaurants and supermarkets around the beach. The teahouse near the sea is a good place to watch the red sun setting in the west and the sound of waves crashing on the shore. The beautiful scenery of Repulse Bay has made it one of the famous high-end residential areas on Hong Kong Island. The area is full of luxury residences, including the luxurious private residences of Hong Kong businessmen Li Ka-shing and Pao Yugang. These buildings on the mountains and rivers constitute the unique scenic spot of Repulse Bay, which is unforgettable. Ocean Park Hong Kong Ocean Park is the largest entertainment park in Southeast Asia. It is located on Nanwang Mountain between Wan Chai and Repulse Bay in Hong Kong. The landmark building is Jigu Village, covering an area of ??10,000 square meters, is part of the Ocean Park. It has 5,000 years of history from 13 dynasties from the Xia Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, and condenses some temples, pagodas, workshops, etc. Inside, you can see some buildings and more. Hong Kong Ocean Park is one of the world's largest ocean parks, located on Aberdeen Ocean Park Road in southern Hong Kong. It was built in January 1977. It is surrounded by the sea on three sides, with Deep Water Bay to the east, East Lattva Strait to the south and Tai Shue Wan to the west. Covering an area of ??870,000 square meters, it is Asia's largest ocean park. The park buildings are distributed on Nam Long Mountain and Wong Chuk Hang Valley. There is an aerial cable car between the two gardens. Visitors only need to take the 1.4-kilometer cable car to travel between the two gardens, forming a complete park scenic area. You can also enjoy the sea views of Deep Water Bay and Repulse Bay in the cable car. It includes eight districts, Tsim Sha Tsui (also known as Tsim Sha Tsui, formerly known as Tsim Sha Tau, formerly known as Heung Po Tau; English : Tsim Sha Tsui) is the main tourist area and shopping area in Kowloon, Hong Kong. There are also many museums and cultural centers in the area, and the catering industry and bars are also quite prosperous. Young people in modern Hong Kong often call Tsim Sha Tsui "Tsim Sha Tsui" or "Old Tsim Sha Tsui". Golden Bauhinia Square Golden Bauhinia Square is located next to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center. It was established to commemorate Hong Kong's return to the motherland. When the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region was established on July 1, 1997, the central government presented a bronze statue of Golden Bauhinia to Hong Kong. The bronze statue of Golden Bauhinia is placed next to the Convention and Exhibition Center, facing the sea. This square is also named Golden Bauhinia Square. The 6-meter-tall bronze statue is officially called "Eternally Blooming Bauhinia", which means Hong Kong will always be prosperous. The Chinese national flag and the Hong Kong SAR regional flag are flying at the Golden Bauhinia Square. A flag-raising ceremony is held at 8 a.m. every day, and a flag-lowering ceremony is held at 6 p.m.

Every year on July 1, the anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, and on October 1, China's National Day, a grand flag-raising ceremony will be held here. The Chief Executive of the SAR will lead the main officials of the SAR government to attend, and a phalanx of helicopters from the Flying Service will fly low over the square. In the sky, fire boats will also perform water spray performances. Disneyland Hong Kong Disneyland is surrounded by mountains and faces the South China Sea in the distance. It is the first theme park based on Disneyland in California. Visitors can enter the fairy tale kingdom. Among them, the American Little Town Street, Adventure World, Sleeping Princess Castle, Tomorrowland, etc. are its representative entertainment locations. Everywhere can bring endless wonderful experiences to tourists. In the Main Street of American Town, you can admire the nostalgic architecture of American street markets, various elegant antique cars, and taste various Chinese and Western delicacies; in Adventure World, you can follow huge rivers, pass through the African savannah, and enter the mysterious forests of Asia. , arriving at Taishan Island, the brave navigator will lead tourists to explore the magical secret realm of nature; Sleeping Princess Castle is a fantasy world full of joy, with the beautiful and kind Snow White, the innocent and lively Dumbo, and the innocent and cute little bear Pooh; in Tomorrowland, people can experience a thrilling journey in space and explore the boundless universe. The Tian Tan Buddha is a Buddha statue located on the Muyu Peak in front of the Po Lin Temple on Lantau Island, Hong Kong. It is located in Ngong Ping at an altitude of 520 meters. The Buddha statue sits on the 268 stone steps. It is composed of 202 copper pieces and is 26.4 meters high. The total height including the lotus seat and the base is about 33.999 meters and weighs 249.999 tons. Sitting on the three-story altar, it is the world's largest statue. The largest outdoor bronze Buddha in the world. The Tian Tan Buddha is designed based on the Thirty-Two Appearances of the Tathagata in the Buddhist scriptures. Its appearance is based on the Vairocana Buddha in the Longmen Grottoes, and its clothing pattern and headdress are based on the Sakyamuni Buddha statue in the 360th Cave of the Dunhuang Grottoes. Therefore, the Big Buddha has both Sui and Tang Dynasties. Wong Tai Sin Temple, a characteristic of the statues in the heyday of Buddhism. Wong Tai Sin Temple, formerly known as Sik Sik Yuen, is the spiritual sustenance of Hong Kong. Whether it is for peace, career, marriage or any difficult and complicated diseases, you can come here to seek solutions. It is said that Wong Tai Sin Temple is very efficacious, but the fortune obtained from the lottery only predicts this year's fortune, not next year or forever in the future. Therefore, around the Lunar New Year, when the incense in Wong Tai Sin Temple is at its peak, devotees come to inquire about the fortune for the whole year. Hong Kong people have new ideas and follow trends closely, but there are also a lot of incense altars placed in front of their apartments. Wong Tai Sin Temple is the most popular place in Hong Kong. It was founded in 1921. After decades of careful management, it has become a magnificent Chinese-style Taoist temple with brilliant cash and majestic architecture. It is located among the towering residential buildings and the Chinese Among the buildings, the Wong Tai Sin enshrined inside was originally a shepherd. Later, he learned how to treat various diseases through the guidance of the god. In modern Hong Kong society, Wong Tai Sin is very popular as the person who controls the fortunes of gamblers. It also protects those who are worried about getting sick or are already sick, and those who need help with business. Victoria Harbor Victoria Harbor is located in Hong Kong. The port and sea area between the island and the Kowloon Peninsula is China's largest seaport and the third largest in the world, second only to San Francisco in the United States and Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. Victoria Harbor has a wide water surface and charming scenery. In the northwest of the harbor is the "Kwai Chung Container Terminal", one of the world's largest container transportation centers. Every day at sunrise and sunset, busy sea ferries shuttle between the north and south shores. Fishing boats, cruise ships, sightseeing boats, 10,000-ton giant ships and their whistles create a wonderful scene of prosperity on the sea. For more than 100 years, Victoria Harbor has played a role far beyond that of an ordinary port. The Victoria Harbor area is the center of Hong Kong in terms of location and topography. It is an important natural resource for Hong Kong and a part of the life of Hong Kong citizens. Millions of people cross the north and south sides every day. Economically, it has the busiest containers in the world. One of the ports, it witnesses the changes in Hong Kong's commerce, economy and tourism; culturally, the construction, development, highlights, news, right and wrong and festive events on both sides of Victoria Harbor affect the history and cultural connotation of Hong Kong. Continuously adding splendor and charm to Hong Kong, an international metropolis