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1. Stanley, Hong Kong
Stanley was the largest settlement on the Hong Kong Island about one hundred year ago. The Hong Kong contingent of British troop was stationed here during the British rule. The place now has become a main excursion destination for the people who live in the high rises in Hong Kong and Kowloon, to escape to the area's not-so-crowded beach and free market. The important Dragon Boat race is held at Stanley during the annual Dragon Boat Festival.
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2. Tai Fu Tai in Suntin, Hong Kong
It is in the northwest of the New Territories.There are a lot of ancient architectures.
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3. Tai O, Hong Kong
Tai O is a small island southwest of Lantau Island. It is the first developed fishing village and renowned as the "Venice of Hong Kong". Numerous small boats and sampans are moored on the tiny harbor. The majority of the residents are Hakka, some of whom still make their living from fishing. In the center of the village are many traditional stilt houses and houseboats. The rope-towed ferries across a narrow channel are still pulled by older Hakka women like hundreds of years ago. Tai O is the most popular place for locals to buy fresh seafood.
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4. Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery, Hong Kong
It is famous for 13,000 Buddhas at various sizes both home and abroad..
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5. The Hong Kong Museum of History, Hong Kong
It exhibits some cultural relics concerning about the history of Hong Kong and the South China area.The Museum has built up a significant collection of historical objects and materials amounting over 90,000 items, including active fieldwork, purchases and donations. The new Museum and the neighbouring Science Museum together form a museum complex of a harmonious appearance and colour scheme.
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6. The Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb Museum, Hong Kong
It is in Sham Shui Po.It is a branch of Hong Kong Museum of History.
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7. Tsing Ma Bridge, Hong Kong
The Tsing Ma Bridge is a great architectural achievement of the 20th century. The 2,200 meter bridge connects Tsing Yi with Ma Wan across the strait. Its two suspension towers are 206 meters in height, 62 meters above the sea surface. The bridge is the world's longest suspension bridge combining a highway and railway. It is thought to be even more imposing than the Golden Gate Bridge in San Franciso..
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8. University Museum and Art Gallery, the University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
It is on Pokfulam Road in the western end of Hong Kong Island.It possesses a lot of precious collections.
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9. Victoria Harbor, Hong Kong
The busy and thriving Victoria Harbor epitomizes the prosperity and lightning pace at which the island forges forward. At night, numerous high rises with bright neon lights are reflected in the water. It is an indelible image that will linger on long after the trip is over.
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10. Victoria Peak, Hong Kong
Victoria Peak, located in the Midwest District, is the highest point on Hong Kong Island. It is the best place for a bird's eye view of Victoria Harbor and the whole island. The night scene with the harbor and high rises all lit up by dazzlingly neon lights is fabulous.
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