View of Hongkong :

Hong Kong is a vibrating metropolis where East can be said to meet West and is classified under some of the most stunning skylines, vibrant cultures, and rich histories. Since it is a Special Administrative Region of China, its identity is entirely different from others, but it reveals its colonial past in architecture and systems of law. The central streets are said to be high-classed shopping malls, and Victoria Harbour gives one of the most breathtaking views, especially from Victoria Peak, which provides a panoramic look at the city.

There is a lot of culinary offering: street food stalls dispensed dim sum, wonton noodles, and pineapple buns; and neighborhoods like Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui are paired with the markets in the city offering everything from electronics to homemade traditional Chinese medicine. Many cultural experiences can be had – Chinese New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival display the local traditions. Another aspect is that Hong Kong is a gateway to beautiful natural landscapes: serene Lantau Island and numerous hiking trails. This cultural blending of tradition and modernity makes Hong Kong a fascinating place for travel.

Night life of Hongkong :

Even as a cosmopolitan city with rapid urbanization, Hong Kong manages to hold on to most, if not all, of its cultural heritage and artifacts. To this, a visitor is introduced through the central entertainment sector in the form of Lan Kwai Fong where an interplay of interconnected bars and nightclubs creates an environment filled with warmth thanks to laughter and music spilling over to the streets and ranging. Grosvenor cocktail bars that do not serve other drinks and pubs where you can drink with the expats and locals are orderly.

A more authentic experience would be to visit the Temple Street Night Market, located in the Yau Ma Tei district, for some shopping of cheap but rare handicraft goods, eating clay pot rice and other delicacies like the smelly tofu sold by the hawkers. With fortune tellers and street actors lively painting the scene, you get a glimpse of the entertaining culture of Hong Kong.

Do you want to feel special for a change? Then one of the best sky bars in the city, Ozone in The Ritz-Carlton or Sky Bar on The Rooftop is the place for you. Besides delighting in well-crafted cocktails, you get to enjoy breathtaking views of the skyline and the harbor in these beautiful venues.

Cultural Norms :

Hong Kong is a city of many nations and yet all the nations are represented in its history. Culture in a nutshell is based from the mainland China and it is possible to sense it by going to a few of the interesting festivals that the city has such as the beautiful celebrations in Auckland during the chinese new year which are marked by the lion dance, fireworks, and colorful street procession. However, with more than 7 million people inhabiting this place, Hong Kong is one big kettle of fish comprising of different cultures such as the mongoose, a cantos, mandarin, and barrier girls and a blend of different customs and languages. And what is culture without dishes to taste? Well, perhaps it could still survive, but for Hong Kong, food culture is that concept that has very much extreme where the majestic presence of dim sums and roast meats is equally visible from road food stalls to super expensive star rated restaurants. While Hong Kong promotes great growth for the arts through festivals, exhibitions, and the like throughout the year, these efforts are primarily led by the Hong Kong Cultural Centre and West Kowloon Cultural District. Communities are cohesive in areas where social interaction occurs in public spaces as a form of leisure activity and enhanced by the availability of activities to recognize the different attributes of the city. Hong Kong has such unique cultural and people’s features plus there is the blend of new and old, toughness and inventiveness. All these combine to make it an attractive place to either live or visit.