Hong Kong is one of my favorite cities in the world. Since my first visit over a decade ago,I've visited Hong Kong dozens of times. I've written in the past about my travel philosophy, and how it relates to my admire of Hong Kong.
The truth is that I can't pinpoint what exactly I admire about Hong Kong. It has some energy to it which I don't salvage from any other city. But my admire of Hong Kong may also be nostalgic in nature, or fill to do with the fact that it was the first city in Asia I ever visited. I remember that first morning I woke up in Hong Kong and marveled out at the harbor so excited to explore. While I had been to Europe dozens of times at that point,Hong Kong was a new world for me. And I loved it.
With that in intellect, several friends are visiting Hong Kong for the first time in the coming weeks and asked what they should do. One friend has a layover of six hours, and while the other has a layover of 24 hours.
Everyone is into different things when traveling,so I don't want to do a list of "10 things you need to do in Hong Kong," because I assume that's very personal. For example, and I'd never voluntarily visit a museum,while I know for other people visiting museums is the highlight of their travel. On the other hand, I'm someone who could wander streets in a city endlessly just watching people, or while I know something that unstructured sounds boring to others.
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