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Hong Kong – Know the Alluring Attractions
Hong Kong – one of the most prosperous countries in Southeast Asia! Every year hundreds and thousands of families, honeymoon couples and colleagues take cheap flights to Hong Kong tospend an incredible vacation. No matter what your area of interest is, the country has lot to offer.
Following are the few things that you should not miss out on while vacationing in Hong Kong:
Ocean Park
It is not only an oceanarium but also an animal theme park and marine mammal park. If you are traveling with your family, I strongly recommend you to visit Ocean Park as your kids would love the rides. Other family attractions that are available in the park are Giant panda habitat, dolphins and conservation projects on snakes, crabs and porpoises. If you are taking flights to Hong Kong to get a closer look of the birds, Ocean Park is the best place to visit. Be a part of educational bird show, Emperors of the Sky and know more about the bird species such as turkey vultures, steppes eagles and striated caracaras.
Victoria Peak
If you are taking
Hong Kong Flights
to enjoy an exotic vacation, Victoria Peak is the attraction that every travel expert would suggest you to visit. Mount Austin is it’s another name however, colloquially it is known as The Peak. Are you a shopping buff? There are two major leisure and shopping centers namely the Peak Galleria and the Peak Tower. Victoria Peak Garden is another attraction which is worth mentioning. While walking on the Lugard Road, you can enjoy captivating aerial view of Hong Kong’s central district. The Peak is also notable as a habitat for numerous bird species and butterflies.
Lantau Island
Every year numerous travelers take
flights to Hong Kong
to visit the largest island in Hong Kong i.e., Lantau Island. While holidaying in the island, you will come across some of the most scenic views in the country. One of the major highlights in the island is the Giant Buddha statue located in Po Lin Monastery. It is the tallest seated Buddha in the world. Before enjoying the serenity of Cheung Sha Beach, you would get an opportunity to taste vegetarian lunch served by monks.
Hong Kong Disneyland
Lantau Island is not only about religion and rituals. It is also home to the most important attraction of the country i.e., Disneyland. Some of the major attractions in the Disneyland are Adventureland, Tarzan’s Treehouse, Tomorrowland and Fantasyland. Adventureland in Hong Kong’s Disneyland is the biggest among all Disney parks in the world. It is also famous for Festival of the Lion King show.
Mongkok
Are you looking for electronic items, clothing, sports equipment or cosmetics while vacationing in Hong Kong? Mongkok is the area to visit, if you are nodding your head in yes. Ladies’ Street is must visit for women as they can shop around to buy clothing, cosmetics and accessories. There are food stalls that are known for serving fresh seafood items and late night snacks. I’d recommend you to visit Mongkok, if you are taking
cheap flights to Hong Kong
especially to taste the real modern life.
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February 21, 2012 7:30 am 
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