Hong Kong, known as the "Pearl of the Orient", is known for its high degree of prosperity, and some traditional cultures are also perfectly integrated here.

There are numerous business districts on both sides of Victoria Harbor, attracting shoppers, but the Star Ferry on the Hong Kong River has a century-old history; here is the earliest Disneyland in China, as well as the famous Wong Tai Sin Temple; there are countless delicacies here, and they are unique

The tea restaurant culture has been carried forward in all Chinese gathering places around the world.

Regional distribution Hong Kong is administratively divided into four regions: Kowloon, Hong Kong Island, New Territories East, and New Territories West.

Kowloon and Hong Kong Island face each other across Victoria Harbour. Although the two areas only account for a small part of the entire Hong Kong, they are the most prosperous areas in Hong Kong.

The New Territories is like an encirclement, surrounding the periphery of Hong Kong, accounting for most of Hong Kong's area, and including many outlying islands.

The New Territories are dotted with numerous country parks and walking trails with excellent ecological environment, showing another side of Hong Kong's ecological leisure.

The famous Lantau Island also belongs to the New Territories. Hong Kong Disneyland, Tsing Ma Bridge, Po Lin Temple Giant Buddha, and Hong Kong International Airport are all located on Lantau Island.

Lamma Island, Sai Kung and Cheung Chau are all pearls on the outlying islands of the New Territories.

The voltage of power sockets in Hong Kong is 200/220 volts. Most power plugs and sockets are three-hole flat type. Most hotels and motels are equipped with electrical transformers or converters, but some require payment, so you can prepare your own in advance.

Many high-end hotel bathrooms are equipped with variable voltage power sockets for shaving or hair drying.

The best time to travel to Hong Kong is from October to March, that is, autumn and winter.

Hong Kong has a subtropical climate, with a relatively high annual average temperature of 22.8 degrees Celsius, and the weather is easily affected by monsoons.

It has cool autumns, warm winters, hot summers and humid springs.

The weather in Hong Kong is beautiful in autumn (from the end of September to the beginning of December). Wear shirts, sweaters and light jackets to stroll along Hong Kong’s vast and beautiful Victoria Harbor, or go for a hike to Fa Ge’s hometown, Lamma Island.

There is a cool breeze, but also warmth and comfort; in winter, it is not too cold, so you can just wear a suit, a thin sweater, or a coat. There are also year-end discounts, so it is a good time for shopping.