What are the famous places in Hong Kong?

The famous places in Hong Kong are as follows

1, night view of Hong Kong at the top of Taiping Mountain

The peak of Taiping Mountain, commonly known as the peak, is located in the west of Hong Kong Island, with an altitude of 554 meters, which is the highest peak of Hong Kong Island. To visit Taiping Mountain, you can take a bus from the expressway to the top of Taiping Mountain. However, more tourists like to choose the cable car because it is a fast and valuable means of transportation to the top of the mountain.

Whenever night falls, standing on the Taiping Mountain and looking around, we can see that Hong Kong Island and Kowloon are like two pearls embedded in Victoria Harbour, reflecting each other. In the heart of Hong Kong, there are many high-rise buildings, which shows the prosperity of Hong Kong. Therefore, Taiping Mountain has become the best place to watch the wonderful night view of Hong Kong, the Pearl of the Orient. It ranks with Hakodate in Japan and Naples in Italy as the three major night scenes in the world. With its unique geographical environment and cultural landscape, Taiping Mountain has attracted thousands of tourists from home and abroad and become a must-see attraction for people to travel in Hong Kong.

2. Hong Kong Disneyland

Hong Kong Disneyland is located in Penny's Bay, Lantau Island, covering an area of 65,438+026 hectares. It is backed by North Lantau Island and faces Penny's Bay. This is the fifth Disney theme park in the world, the 1 1 Disney theme park in the world and the first Disney theme park in China.

Hong Kong Disneyland is jointly developed by Walter Disney Company and Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. The development projects include a Disney-style theme park, two hotels and various shopping, dining and entertainment facilities in the park. Hong Kong Disneyland includes: American Town Street, Tomorrow World, Adventure World and Fantasy World. Two hotels will be built in the park: Victorian disneyland hotel and Disney Hollywood Hotel * * * with 1000 rooms for tourists to stay.

3. Ocean Park

Ocean Park is the largest marine theme leisure center in Southeast Asia. It is surrounded by mountains and seas, covering an area of 2 15 mu. It is the best leisure place for Hong Kong residents, and it is also a must for mainland and foreign tourists to visit Hong Kong. It receives more than 3.2 million tourists every year.

Visitors can use cable cars and indoor escalators to and from various scenic spots in the park, and they can also climb ocean skyscrapers and enjoy the pleasant scenery of the South China Sea. There are talent shows of dolphins and sea lions in Hong Kong Ocean Park, which will make tourists full of praise. In addition, you can watch seals and penguins, and visit White torii, Goldfish Grand View Garden, Shark Pavilion and Butterfly Pavilion. The exciting and interesting things are crazy roller coasters, giant ferries and surf ships. Children can play children's games.

4. Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center is located in the waterfront of Wan Chai. It has a magnificent appearance and consists of two buildings. The old wing 1988 was completed, and the new wing 1997 was expanded. The shape of the new wing focuses on the streamlined upper cover, just like Dapeng spreading its wings and becoming a symbol of the Wan Chai waterfront. Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center is the first choice for international conferences and exhibitions.

5. Repulse Bay

The coastline in the south of Hong Kong Island is tortuous, and naturally there are many beautiful beaches. Repulse Bay, located in the south of Hong Kong Island, is the most representative beach in Hong Kong. Repulse Bay has clear water and fine sand, long beach, wide beach bed and calm waves. Summer is the busiest time in Repulse Bay. A large number of swimmers flock to sunbathe or swim. The beach is crowded with people, and all kinds of swimsuits make up a colorful picture.

Under the tree-lined trees at the eastern end of Repulse Bay, Zhenhailou Park is full of religious colors. There are two huge statues of "Tianhou Niangniang" and "Guanyin Bodhisattva" in the sea in the park, next to which are statues of auspicious figures such as Wang Hailong, Hebo and Fu Lushou, which are lifelike. There is a seven-color Cihang lighthouse nearby, which is magnificent and attracts many tourists to take pictures here. There are some restaurants, fast food restaurants and supermarkets around the beach. The teahouse by the sea is a good place to enjoy the sunset and the lapping of the waves. Repulse Bay, with beautiful scenery, is one of the famous aristocratic residential areas on Hong Kong Island, where there are many luxury houses. These buildings near the mountains and waters constitute a unique scenic spot in Repulse Bay, which makes people linger.

6. Avenue of Stars

The Avenue of Stars, with the theme of the development history of Hong Kong's film industry and the aim of praising the achievements of behind-the-scenes superstars and filmmakers, is located in the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront promenade, with a total length of 440 meters, extending from the Hong Kong Museum of Art to the New World Center. The Hong Kong Avenue of Stars, modeled after the American Avenue of Stars, was built at a cost of 40 million Hong Kong dollars and officially opened on April 28, 2004.

The ground of the Avenue of Stars is inlaid with 73 plaques of movie celebrities, of which more than 30 have the fingerprints of celebrities. There is also a bronze statue of the Academy Award and a small stage for performance at the entrance of the avenue. Along the avenue, there are snack kiosks, souvenir kiosks, some sculptures related to movies and rest seats for tourists to enjoy. In addition, you can also find some star ambassadors wearing roller skates shuttling along the avenue to provide quick help and service to tourists. Strolling along the Avenue of Stars, visitors can enjoy the famous Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong, the characteristic buildings along the coast of Hong Kong Island and the brand-new multimedia lighting and music performance symphony of lights in Hong Kong.

7. Wong Tai Sin Temple

Wong Tai Sin Temple, also known as Sike Garden, was built in 192 1. It is one of the famous temples in Hong Kong. The temple is rich in design colors, magnificent and resplendent, which is very rich in the characteristics of traditional temple architecture in China.

According to the self-report of Red Pine Son in the shrine, Wong Tai Sin was originally named Huang Chuping and was born in Lanxi City, Jinhua County, Zhejiang Province in about 328 AD. His 15-year-old immortal Weng instructed him to start learning Taoism, practiced in a stone room on the mountain and devoted himself to monasticism. After 40 years, he didn't eat human fireworks and finally learned Buddhism. After he got the word, he punished evil and eliminated rape among the people and gave medicine and medicine. Because of his seclusion in Chisong Mountain, it is also called Chisong Fairy.

Wong Tai Sin Temple covers an area of 1.8 million square meters. In addition to the Hall of the Great Hero, there are also small gardens, Three Holy Halls, Congxin Garden and small stalls for good believers to buy incense and amulets. The Nine Dragon Wall in the temple is modeled after the Nine Dragon Wall of the Forbidden City in Beijing, and the inscription of the chairman of the Chinese Buddhist Association is engraved on the wall, which adds the traditional China characteristics of the Wong Tai Sin Temple.

It is said that going to Wong Tai Sin Temple is "responsive" and the endorsement is particularly effective. However, all the results you get are just the interpretation of the fortune of the year. Therefore, before and after the Lunar New Year, when the incense in Wong Tai Sin Temple was at its peak, good men and women came to ask for a whole year's fortune to recover.

8. Tsim Sha Tsui former Kowloon-Canton Railway Bell Tower.

The bell tower of the former Kowloon-Canton Railway in Tsim Sha Tsui, which stands in the square of the Hong Kong Cultural Center, is 44 meters high. It is made of red brick and granite and has clocks on all sides.

Tsim Sha Tsui Railway Station of Kowloon-Canton Railway was built at 19 13. Due to World War I, some equipment and devices ordered from Britain could not arrive in Hong Kong on time, so the internal works of Tsim Sha Tsui Railway Station were once put on hold. It was not until March 28th, 2006 that 1965438+ Tsim Sha Tsui Railway Station was officially opened.

Kowloon-Canton Railway Station was moved to its present site on 1978, and the old Tsim Sha Tsui Railway Station was demolished, leaving only the bell tower. The Bell Tower was listed as a legal monument in Hong Kong on 1990.

9. Causeway Bay

Causeway Bay, formerly known as the East Corner, is located in the west of the north shore of the center of Hong Kong Island. It is the main commercial and entertainment place in Hong Kong. There are many large Japanese department stores and shopping centers in this area. Many people will compare Causeway Bay to Shinjuku, Japan, because it is a famous shopping, entertainment and food center in Hong Kong, and also a shopping hotspot in Working Girls. If you are interested in the trend preferences of HK OL, you should go and see it (especially around sogou Company or Times Square). There is also a typhoon shelter in Causeway Bay waterfront, which has a special "sampan restaurant".

Causeway Bay is the most prosperous area in Hong Kong, with the most concentrated high-end shopping and eating. There are various types of Hong Kong-style shopping malls and Japanese-style department stores here, and there are also high, middle and low-grade shops and various restaurants all over the streets, which will definitely satisfy your shopping and eating desires!

The route to visit Causeway Bay can start from great george street Royal Castle in the east of Causeway Bay and end at Times Square in the west of Causeway Bay. Along the way, there are Hang Lung Center, Famous Shop Gallery, Kimberly Shopping Mall, World Trade Center, Chongguang Department Store, Causeway Bay Plaza, Mitsukoshi Department Store, Jardine Matheson Plaza, Liyuan and so on.

10, the giant Buddha in the Temple of Heaven

There is a magnificent Buddha statue near the square in front of Baolian Temple in Lantau Island, Hong Kong, which is called "The Giant Buddha of the Temple of Heaven". The Giant Buddha consists of 200 bronze castings, 26 meters high and 220 metric tons in weight. It is the largest outdoor bronze sitting Buddha in the world.

The face of the Buddha statue in the Temple of Heaven refers to the Lu Kun Shuna Buddha in Longmen Grottoes, and the texture and headdress of the clothes refer to Siddhartha Gautama in Cave 36 of Dunhuang Grottoes. The giant Buddha in the Temple of Heaven sits on a lotus flower, and the mud is not stained. In the three-story pedestal symbolizing the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, there is an exhibition hall, which displays murals, calligraphy and paintings and other Buddhist artworks and the Buddhist relics of Sakyamuni. The Giant Buddha in the Temple of Heaven has now become a famous religious building in Hong Kong.