India travel insurance for Hong Kong

Location / Language of Hong Kong

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Top 10 Tourist Attractions in Hong kong

1. Hong Kong Disneyland - Of course, this is one of the best highlights when visiting Hong Kong, the fun-filled them park Disneyland. This is conveniently located in Penny’s Bay, Lantau Island with other exciting attractions to see.
2. Ngong Ping - For sure, you want to experience the cable car that is 5.7 kilometers long and 112 feet high. It serves as your bird’s eye view while touring around the city. You will see Lantau’s lush peaks as well as the shining South China sea.
3. Ocean Park -This is a homegrown the park in Hong Kong which provides winning combination of interactive and educational sea creature display such as the artistic movement of jellyfish exhibition. It also offers exciting rides that kids will surely wouldn’t want to miss
4. Madame Tussauds -At Madame Tussauds, there are more than 100 international and national wax figures to see, touch, and feel in Hong Kong.
5. Sky100 Observation Deck - This is an observation deck located in ICC Building, the highest viewing deck in Hong Kong. You will be amazed by the picturesque 360-degree view of the entire city and the Victoria Harbor.
6. Tai O Fishing Village - At the River Mouth, this village gives an experience of ancient Chinese living. The houses built on poles with narrow lanes offer a historic sight of how the early settlers lived before. You can fish here or buy fresh fish and other products.
7. Giant Buddha - If you love some historical figures, the Big Buddha is a sight to behold. This is the world’s biggest outdoor seated Buddha with 34 meters high and 250 metric tons of weight.
8. Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower - If you’re touring near TST Star Ferry pier, don’t miss out the Clock Tower along Victoria Harbor. This popular landmark in Hong Kong remains a photographic site.
9. Kowloon Walled City – it is a largely ungoverned, densely populated settlement in Kowloon City, Hong Kong. Originally a Chinese military fort, the Walled City became an enclave after the New Territories was leased to Britain by China in 1898.
10. Lantau Island - The Po Lin Monastery in Lantau Island is a Buddhist temple and complex which despite being a popular attraction to tourists, still maintains its essence and traditions and is well-frequented by loyals.

Things You Must Do in Hong Kong

1. Local Tours –One must cover the city on the Hop on Hop Off Open Bus tours (hoping the weather stays good…)or the Peak Trams to experience the city first hand.
2. Night Cruises - A harbour night cruise offers fantastic dinner, great atmosphere plus the amazing nightly Symphony of Lights.
3. Visit Ancient Chinese Temples – For the religious inclined, there are numerous temples to check out in and around Hongkong dating back to centuries ago.
4. Horse Racing/Casinos – If one loves to try their hands at extending their luck overseas, there are opportunities go Horse Racing or visit the Casinos in Macau.

Local off in Hongkong is quite diverse but one must definitely try the following during your visit there:

• Chinese Barbeque Roast Meats
• Dim Sums are also a must have
• Hongkong Style Milk Tea
• Noodles & Congee
• Local Snacks – include different Tarts, Pineapple buns, Cakes and Beef/Fish balls...