Hong Kong
A vertical city of extraordinary intensity, with the world's greatest harbour
Hong Kong is density made beautiful. The harbour view from Victoria Peak is one of the great urban spectacles, the MTR is possibly the world's finest metro, and the food culture spans from Michelin-starred dim sum to late-night noodle shops that have been perfecting their craft for generations. The contrast between gleaming towers and traditional temple incense is the city in miniature: always surprising, always alive.
- 01Dim sum at Tim Ho Wan
- 02Roast goose at Yung Kee Restaurant
- 03Wonton noodle soup at Mak's Noodle
- 04Egg tart at Tai Cheong Bakery
Victoria Peak at sunrise or sunset, avoid midday when haze obscures the harbour
Dim sum is a breakfast and brunch tradition, arrive hungry before noon
Temple Street Night Market comes alive after 8pm
Macau is a 1-hour ferry ride for casinos and unique Portuguese food
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