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With sweeping views of Hong Kong Island from its harbourfront location, the West Kowloon Cultural District is one of the largest cultural projects in the world. It’s home to the impressive Xiqu Centre dedicated to Chinese opera as well as the M+ museum of contemporary visual culture. The Hong Kong Palace Museum displays precious artefacts from the Palace Museum and other important cultural institutions around the world.
Through the integration of the arts and technology, new opportunities for the arts and creative industries are emerging in the world of ArtTech.
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West Kowloon Cultural District
Last revision date: 17/07/2024
The Great Outdoors
Spectacular hiking trails, pristine beaches, scenic coastal areas and outlying islands are all within easy reach of urban areas. Few cities in the world offer such diversity of nature so close to the city.
- About three-quarters of Hong Kong’s landmass is countryside with some 40% protected by law, including 25 country parks, 22 nature conservation areas, seven marine parks and a magnificent Global Geopark and a marine reserve.
- There are dozens of walks and hikes for people of all ages and abilities. Whether you fancy a short stroll, a day out with family and friends, or a test of athletic ability with a challenging trail run – Hong Kong has it all.
- Hong Kong is surrounded by the sea and has a reputation as a great place for water sports. Whether you are an experienced sailor or a beginner, it’s easy to get involved with everything from yachting and windsurfing to kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding and even surfing.
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Last revision date: 17/07/2024
Customs & Heritage
You don’t have to look far in Hong Kong to see customs and traditions being honoured. Chinese festivals such as Chinese New Year, Mid-Autumn festival and Tuen Ng (Dragon Boat festival) are celebrated enthusiastically by locals and expats. Other events unique to Hong Kong include the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance and Cheung Chau Bun Festival.
Hong Kong is famed for its cuisine. From celebrity chefs and Michelin-starred restaurants to street food and local snacks, there is always something to tickle the taste buds at all hours of the day and night.
Hong Kong’s respect for its history and traditions is evident in government-led initiatives to preserve and revitalise historic buildings and promote its culture and traditions for future generations to enjoy.
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Tai Hang Fire Dragon Heritage Centre
Last revision date: 17/07/2024
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