Exciting things you may not know about Hong Kong are the wonderful world-class compact city has a long history of china- Britain- China- anything which I highlighted very little from the vast list, like special administrative region, various islands, lots of skylines, longest escalator, tallest bar, peak tram, and much more.
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Special Administrative Region:
Hong Kong SAR belongs to China, but it has been set up as one country with two systems. Hong Kong has its own rules and regulation, which china respect and does not interference with actively. Since the British hand over Hong Kong to China in 1997 to till date, Hong Kong has changed a lot in infrastructure, policy-wise, and much more.
Densely populated city:
Hong Kong is a very dense city; it ranked no: the eighth dense city in the world. Sixty-eight thousand four hundred people loving per sq mile; this happened because of many high-risk buildings and people living in a small flats. However, it is dense, but due to government activities of making infrastructure, parks, refreshments, games, and other activities like swimming, playgrounds, exercise facility, hiking tracks, and cycling facilities- Hong Kong is still a healthy and lively city to live in.
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Hong Kong has Several Islands:
Hong Kong has more than 250 small to enormous islands, some of which are bigger, useful, and people live- many facilities are also available, like electricity, ester, light, etc., and some are just islands. Some of them are:
Aberdeen, Lantau, Cheung Chau, Tsing Yi, Lama island, discovery bay, Hong Kong Island, Mui wo, or so many others.
The highest number of skyscrapers
Hong Kong, a city that is #1 in the highest number, is the most skyscrapers in the world, many highrise buildings, and more than 90% of people live in highrise buildings. Mostly, the tallest buildings are commercial buildings like an ICC tower, IFC tower, The Central, Cheung Kong Tower, HSBC tower, City Bank Tower, AIA tower, and immigration Tower, etc., which are some commercial towers. Some of the names of residential buildings are Central Park Towers, Hollywood Terece, Gold coast Residence, Miami Beach Tower, etc.
Tsing Ma Bridge longest suspension bridge:
This ironic bridge connects Hong Kong Island and Lantau island, but in 1997. The bridge was 2nd most giant suspension bridge when it was built; now it has become the 18th most extended rank in the world, with two-way traffic plus about 2+ km length. A clear view of ( Ma Wan island) Nohas Arc, Hk island, and the part of NT
No 4th floor in a high-rise building
Hongkongers believe in Feng shui; according to their astrology, the number 4 is not appropriate or suitable for anything like 4th floor, car number, and telephone number; everyone wants to avoid this number.
Most highrise building has no 4th floor, so they avoid it, whereas western people find no: 7 as a lucky number.
World tallest Bar- Ozone bar
If you have seen my earlier blog, I wrote topics of Ozone bar, the tallest bar in the world. Look at it, and try to visit the place – it would have a great experience.
Longest Scalator:
Hong long Midlevel escalator is the world’s most giant escalator; coming down in height during the morning because many residence people come down for work; likewise, afternoon it change the direction to go up which is the time for return back to home. Another side steps for up and Down own. Anyway, if your timing is opposite to the system timing, you will have good exercise physically.
Leased 100 years by UK:
Hong Kong was given for lease to the United Kingdom for 100 years, completed in 1997, and China took over and named Hong Kong SAR, establishing one country and two systems.
Peak Tram, which was first in Asia.
The typical tram runs regular road in Hong Hong, which covers Central, Wanchai, North point, Happy Vally, etc., and in between other parts, where as peak tram which is only peak passengers.
Chinese Tim Sum is famous in HK and Chines.
Chinese Tim Sum is a popular dish in China, Hong Kong, and other places where Chinese communities live, like Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia, Vietnam, and more. Some of the popular dishes used in Hong Kong are: Chicken feet, egg tart, sticky rice, soup dumpling, BBQ puff, season ball, etc
Any other Things You may not know about Hong Kong? Please advise!