100 Ways of Travel in Hong Kong

#100waysoftravel Hong Kong is a place where East and West, urbanization and nature, technology and traditions converge. As in any other megalopolis in the world, Hong Kong has its own set of standard tourist attractions. You should not ignore them. Take a ferry ride from Kowloon to Hong Kong Island. You can also get there by metro, bus or taxi, but it's much more interesting by water, there are stunning views. Go to Ocean Park, a huge amusement park with attractions, a zoo and an aquarium. Watch the nightly laser show from the embankment, during which skyscrapers blink with light rays to the music (most importantly, do not expect much from this spectacle). And also be sure to ride on cute double decker trams, this, by the way, is not only a tourist attraction, but also the cheapest way to travel around Hong Kong Island. Hong Kong is a megacity in which skyscrapers are adjacent to lush vegetation. The most famous local parks are Hong Kong and Kowloon, admission to both is free. The first one is located on the site where the British barracks were once located. The buildings that have survived since those times now include a Museum of tableware, a registry office and a Fine Arts Center. The park has waterfalls, an observation deck, a lake and a multilevel playground, but the main local attraction is a huge aviary for birds. It is advised to take a good walk around Hong Kong on foot without any purpose and just look around. Relax and go wherever you want. Hong Kong is a metropolis of contrasts, and it is very interesting to look at it: large parks and skyscrapers with pedestrian crossings that allow you not to go down to the street. There are a lot of different attractions in Hong Kong, everyone can find something of interest.