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A good city guide can be very helpful in understanding Hong Kong's various areas. Since the city has both Chinese and British influences, you'll find a lot of diversity in the different areas.
Hong Kong climate is a good one and the weather is warm all year. Though Hong Kong is highly urbanized, it has maintained a good environmental record with a large area reserved for parks and recreation zones. Each of the various areas has a lot to offer to visitors and can serve as a good introduction for anyone who wishes to understand China better. You will be able to experience history and culture in unique ways, no matter which of the areas you decide to spend time in.
The Hong Kong SAR comprises three main regions: Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories. But in this article we will divide its into four regions Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, the New Territories, and the Outlying Islands.
What You'll See in Hong Kong's Areas?
Hong Kong Island
Most of the tourist attractions are located on Hong Kong Island. The main business and financial center is found on the island, and you'll find most of the best shopping here. It is also home to the finest hotels and dining. The island is further divided into Central & Western, Wan Chai, Eastern and Southern districts. Some of the oldest parts of the city are located in the Central & Western districts. The Lan Kwai Fong and Soho neighborhoods are the best places for dining, visiting nightclubs, and seeing art galleries. Also, the Central and Wan Chai districts are the financial heart of the city. The Eastern District is home to good fish restaurants and a racecourse. The Southern District has good beaches and excellent views.
Outlying Islands
The islands are an important part of Hong Kong and are listed in any area guide. Lantau is the largest island, and is famous for both beaches and mountains that draw in a lot of visitors. Some of the key attractions include a Disneyland theme park and Po Lin monastery that is accessed via cable car on this island. Also, this island is home to the famous Tian Tan Giant Buddha Statue. The Outlying Islands are diverse, ranging from uninhabited, rocky islands to larger islands that are well-populated. You're very likely to see fishermen at work, using traditional fishing methods. The local island restaurants offer some of the best seafood you'll ever try. Also, there are several beaches that have interesting rock formations.
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