Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Tourist Map

Author: Guangdong Map Publishing House
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Maps of scenic spots in Hong Kong and surrounding areas, includes a map of Shenzhen's central urban area, 100% business and tourism transportation guidance! Hong Kong, known as the "Pearl of the Orient," has a population exceeding 6.6 million and a total area of 1,070 square kilometers. Hong Kong is divided into four parts—Hong Kong Island, New Territories, Kowloon, and Outlying Islands. Kowloon is a peninsula located on the northern coast, with Tsim Sha Tsui being the area most frequented by tourists. Hong Kong Island covers an area of 78 square kilometers, accounting for only 7% of the total land area of Hong Kong. It is the main commercial district, filled with tourist hotels and attractions. The New Territories cover an area of approximately 980 square kilometers, equivalent to 91% of Hong Kong's land area. The Outlying Islands consist of 234 islands, with the largest, Lantau Island, nearly twice the size of Hong Kong Island. Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour is one of the three finest natural deep-water ports in the world, alongside San Francisco in the United States and Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. Hong Kong has transportation and trade links with 460 ports in over 200 countries and regions, making it one of the world's busiest shipping ports. Hong Kong (Hongkong) is a young city, a city of miracles and legends, and a city that fills people with excitement. World-class architecture, a fast-paced lifestyle, and trendy entertainment all highlight the dazzling charm of this city. Hong Kong is a paradise for living, where a variety of joys converge. In Hong Kong, you can enjoy beautiful natural scenery while also indulging in the pleasures brought by commercial civilization; you can immerse yourself in the material delights of modern society, and at the same time, relive the simple and authentic lifestyle of the past. Hong Kong is also a city with legendary stories. From a small, obscure fishing village to a bustling metropolis, from a colony to the world's first place to implement the "One Country, Two Systems" principle, Hong Kong has weathered the storms of history. Hong Kong has become more mature and inclusive. "The Dynamic City" Hong Kong is the focus of attention and a place where people experience life.