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1. Sampan Fee in Aberdeen, Hong Kong

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2. 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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3. Aberdeen, Hong Kong

Aberdeen Harbor retains its characteristics of a traditional fishing village in the 1800s. Hundreds of fishermen still live and work on their junks here. Tours of the Harbor can be arranged on sampans pulled by fishermen or on a luxurious modern tourist ship. Two renowned floating seafood restaurants are located here. .
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4. Aberdeen, Hong Kong

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5. Avenue of Stars, Hong Kong

The Avenue of Stars takes as its main theme the history of Hong Kong's booming film industry and its great accomplishments. Tablets of 73 movie celebrities are inscribed on the surface of the avenue. Thirty are accompanied by handprints of the celebrities. While strolling on the Avenue of Star, visitors can enjoy the fabulous scenes of Victoria Harbor as well as the brand-new multimedia performance," A Symphony of Lights"..
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6. Bank of China Tower, Hong Kong

The Bank of China Tower is the third tallest building on Hong Kong Island. The 70-storey structure was designed by a Chinese-born American architect. Whereas the block's appearance symbolizes the continued development of the Bank of China, its triangular geometrical shape is considered by many locals to be in huge violation of traditional geomancy, and is believed to greatly adversely affect nearby buildings, including the former Governor's House. .
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7. Bird Garden, Hong Kong

Rearing caged songbirds is a time-honoured Chinese pursuit, and the Yuen Po Street Bird Garden is Hong Kong's shrine to this obsession. There are about 70 stalls, each with its own chorus, and ornate cages and cage furniture provide added interest. And while conditions in the average Hong Kong poultry market would give an animal welfare activist apoplexy, the birds here are pampered and cosseted, even fed honey nectar to sweeten their songs. Just north of the Bird Garden there is also a fine flower market, and there is a goldfish market closer to the MTR station in Tung Choi Street. .
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8. Cheung Chau Island, Hong Kong

It is 12 km away from Hong Kong Island in the west.The original appearance as a fishing port preserved, it is an ideal summer resort for visitors. .
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9. Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong

It is at No.1 Expo Road in Wan Chai.HK Convention & Exhibition Centre is the second biggest exposition hall in Asia. .
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10. Disneyland Park, Hong Kong

Located on Lantau Island, Hong Kong Disneyland Park was built on sea reclamation district, surrounding by mountains at three sides and facing the South China Sea. As the fifth Disneyland Park built in the mode of Disneyland and the eleventh theme park of Disneyland in the world, Hong Kong Disneyland Park is the first one based on the script of California Disney (including the Sleeping Princess Castle) and on the cultural characteristic of Hong Kong. Entering the park, you will temporarily forget the real world and step into the colorful fairy-tale kingdom and experience the mysterious and fantastic future world as well as some dangerous and exciting adventures. .
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